PLAB 2 Practice Questions - PLAB 2 (Professional And Linguistic Assessments Board Part 2 OSCE) Exam

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A 24-year-old woman attends with a 2-day history of dysuria and increased urinary frequency. She is otherwise well, afebrile and not pregnant. In a PLAB 2 history-taking station, which set of features would most strongly point to an uncomplicated lower urinary tract infection rather than pyelonephritis?

Dysuria, frequency and suprapubic discomfort without fever or loin pain Loin pain, rigors and a temperature of 38.5C Frank haematuria with weight loss over 3 months Vaginal discharge with lower abdominal pain and dyspareunia

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Dysuria, frequency and suprapubic discomfort without fever or loin pain

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