A 27-years-old female presents with painless genital ulcer and was diagnosed with syphilis. The best treatment option for this condition is: (1)

Match the following drugs with their relevant side effect below. You may use an option more than once or not at all. (5)

A 6-years-old boy diagnosed with scalp ringworm (tinea capitis) presents with scaly patches, hair loss, and itching on his scalp. The first line treatment for this condition is: (1)

The following is a major adverse effect of phenylephrine: (1)

A 6-years-old child is a close contact of a confirmed meningococcal meningitis case at school. The recommended prophylaxis includes: (1)

A 44 years old man is brought to the emergency department following consumption of a toxic dose of morphine tablets in a suicide attempt. He presents with respiratory depression, pinpoint pupils and a low Glasgow Coma Score (GCS). Which is the most appropriate treatment? (1)

A 7-years-old child has a circular, itchy, scaly lesion on the arm, and is diagnosed with a ringworm infection. The most appropriate treatment includes: (1)

A 32-years-old HIV-positive patient presents with white patches on the tongue and buccal mucosa. The appropriate treatment of choice is: (1)

A 32-years-old man is diagnosed with whipworm disease after he spent the summer working outside without shoes on. The following is the best treatment option: (1)

A 27-years-old female presents with painless genital ulcer and was diagnosed with syphilis. The best treatment option for this condition is: (1)