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Which exam sequentially follows USMLE Step 1 to test clinical knowledge?
Answer: Step 2 CK
Why: After Step 1 became pass/fail, Step 2 CK scores became the primary numerical metric used by residency programs.
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How many years do most medical boards give to pass all three USMLE Steps?
Answer: 7 years
Why: The USMLE recommends seven years, but each state medical board sets its own limit, counted from your first passed Step.
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How many total questions appear on the USMLE Step 1 exam?
Answer: 280 questions
Why: USMLE caps Step 1 at 280 items; since May 2026 they arrive in fourteen 30 minute blocks of no more than 20 questions each.
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What condition causes the classic 'barking seal' cough in children?
Answer: Croup
Why: Parainfluenza viruses cause about 75% of cases, and a single dose of dexamethasone eases even mild attacks of the swollen upper airway.
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Which bacterium causes the 'strawberry tongue' appearance in scarlet fever?
Answer: Streptococcus pyogenes
Why: Its erythrogenic toxins do the damage: a thick white coating peels off after a few days, leaving the swollen red papillae exposed.
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What enzyme is deficient in patients diagnosed with McArdle disease?
Answer: Glycogen phosphorylase
Why: Only the muscle isoform PYGM fails, so cramps ease into a second wind after six to ten minutes as blood glucose fuels the muscle.