BARKLEY 3P EXAM 2026 ALL CORRECT STUDY QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS MULTIPLE CHOICES WITH RATIONALES 100% ASSURED PASS RATED A+
Question 1
A12-year-old boy reportsto your office with his mother. The mother tells you that, 1 week ago, a rash formed that initially presented as an oval with a crinkled appearance. Upon today’s examination, you find that the boy has a pruritic rash in the form of a Christmas tree pattern on his trunk. Which of the following is the most likely cause?
a. Coxsackie virus
b. Erythema infectiosum
c. Lymedisease
d. Pityriasisrosea
ANS: d
Question 2
A 17-year-old male visits your office for a physical exam. He is tall in stature and has a long, narrow face, as well as thin extremities and fingers. During the physical examination, you confirm that his arm span exceeds his height. These physical characteristics are consistent with which of the following disorders?
a. Marfan syndrome
b. Martin-Bell syndrome
c. Klinefelter syndrome
d. Precociouspuberty
ANS: a
Question 3
A 20-year-old college student tells you that he developed an itch in his ear canal that is sometimes painful and is especially noticeable when he chews. Although he has not noticed any hearing loss, his ear is scaly and itchy. Upon physical exam, you notice swelling in the outer third of his ear canal. He claims that he regularly cleans his ears and has never swam or played any water sports in his life. Of the following, which is the most likely diagnosis for his condition?
a. Cholesteatoma
b. Otitis externa
c. Serous otitis media
d. Acuteotitis media
ANS: b
Question 4
A 21-year-old soccer player presents to your office with a swollen, painful knee. He recently sustained a painful injury during the game when, during a sprint, he quickly and sharply shifted directions. Which of the following would you use to test for an anterior/posterior cruciate ligament tear?
a. Phalen's test
b. Apley grind test
c. Lachman's test
d. McMurray'stest
ANS: c
Question 5
A 25-year-old woman comes into your practice complaining of recurring headaches, as well as fatigue and difficulty breathing during exercise. A physical examination reveals tachycardia and pallor, and lab results show low mean corpuscular volume, low mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration, low serum ferritin, and high red cell distribution width. What is the best treatment for the patient's most likely condition?