1. What is the most likely diagnosis?

2. What finding is demonstrated in this image?

3. What diagnostic test should be ordered in this case?

4. A young man presents with rapid weight gain. What additional finding might be expected in this patient?

5. What is the most likely diagnosis?

6. This patient presents with chronic abdominal pain, weight loss, and light-headedness. He has also noticed skin changes over the past 5-6 years. For reference, prior to these changes his natural skin tone resembled that of his wife, whose hand is pictured. What diagnostic study should be obtained?

7. A young woman presents with chronic weight loss and light-headedness. What additional finding might be expected in this patient?

8. What finding is demonstrated in this video?

9. What condition would be compatible with the finding demonstrated in this video?

10. A young woman presents with weight gain and bradycardia. What finding is demonstrated in this image?

11. A young woman presents with weight gain and bradycardia. What additional finding might be expected in this patient?

12. What additional finding might be expected in this patient?

13. What additional finding might be expected in this patient?

14. What underlying condition might be expected in this patient?

15. What underlying condition would be consistent with the finding demonstrated in this video?

16. What finding is present in the image?

17. The patient is asked to press the palms of his hands against one another, but is unable to do so. What underlying condition is associated with this finding?

18. The patient’s finger is shown below the examiner’s. What finding is present?

19. What type of medication is this patient likely taking?

20. This young man presented with rapid weight gain and new-onset hypertension. What condition does he have?

21. This young man presented with rapid weight gain and new-onset hypertension. What finding is present in the image?

22. This young man presented with rapid weight gain and new-onset hypertension. Which of the following lab tests would you order to confirm your clinical suspicion?