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1
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episodic headache occurring several times daily for 4-6 weeks with extended relieve for 6-12 months occurs mostly in men

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cluster headaches

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Produced by ovaries & placenta

responsible for enlargement of uterus, breast & genitals

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estrogen

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3
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maintains endometrium for implantation
inhibits uterine contractility, preventing abortion
promotes secretory ducts of breast for lactation

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progesterone

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4
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influences thyroid gland size, activity & increases HR

increases basal metabolic rate by 23% during pregnancy

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thyroxine (T4)

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5
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used in pregnancy test to determine pregnancy state

stimulates progesterone & estrogen by corpus luteum to maintain pregnancy until pregnancy takes over

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human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG)

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produced by placenta

affects glucose & protein metabolism

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human placental lactogen (hPL)

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7
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produced by anterior pituitary gland

causes pigmentation of skin to darken

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melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH)

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8
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produced by corpus luteum & placenta

inhibits uterine activity

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relaxin

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9
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prepares breast for lactation

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prolactin

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10
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produced by posterior pituitary gland
stimulates uterine contraction
after birth, helps keep uterus contracted
stimulates milk ejection reflex during breast feeding

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oxytocin

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11
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“Patient states,” Amenorrhea, N/V, increased urinary frequency, excessive fatigue, breast tenderness

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presumptive signs (subjective)

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12
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“Provider sees & feels,” softening, darkening of cervix, uterine softening, enlargement, ballottement, positive pregnancy test

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probable signs (objective)

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13
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“Testing reveals”, fetal heart rate detected, fetal outline & movements

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positive signs (diagnostic)

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14
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prompted by hormonal changes
preparation for lactation
estrogen & progesterone cause proliferation in ducts & glandular tissue
12 oz increase in breast weight over term of pregnancy
during pregnancy, breast skin thins & striae develops
alveoli become progressively distended

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breast changes during pregnancy

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15
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solid organ becomes thin- walled & hollow
wall thickens from 10 mm to 25 mm in first 16 weeks
thins to 5-10 mm by term
Hegar’s sign = uterus bends in anterior direction on lower uterine segment
fundus rises out of the pelvis and enlarges 1 cm weekly
uterine souffle’ = maternal arterial blood arriving into the placenta

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uterine

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16
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increased levels of progesterone & relaxin soften pelvic floor ligaments & muscles
further stretched by the gravid uterus & vaginal delivery
contributes to urinary/ fecal incontinence, hemorrhoids, dyspareunia & uterine prolapse

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pelvic floor changes

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17
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increased production of sweat & sebaceous glands
increasing levels of melanocyte- stimulating hormone causes linea nigra
striae gravidarum (stretch marks)

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skin changes

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18
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flatus, constipation diminished bowel sounds from slow peristalsis
decreased intestinal contractility from displacement, fluid reabsorption changes & increased progesterone levels
dyspepsia in pregnancy aggravated by displacement of abdominal organs, increased progesterone alters esophageal sphincter & gastric tone

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GI changes

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19
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heart displaced upward
supine hypotension
cardiac output increases 30-50%
blood volume peaks 30-34 weeks, increases 30-50%, 1110-1600 mL
75% increase is plasma red blood cell volume increases

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cardiovascular changes

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20
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respiratory congestion from increased edema of pharynx & larynx
5% reduce lung capacity from increased chest wall circumference & decreased chest compliance
30% increase in oxygen consumption compromising respiration in those with chronic asthma, obesity or smoking

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respiratory changes

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21
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maintains electrolyte & acid - base balance, regulates increase in blood & extracellular fluid volume, excretes maternal & fetal waste products & conserves essential nutrients
kidneys are displaced & increase in size
effects of progesterone decrease bladder tone

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renal changes

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22
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effects of progesterone, estrogen and relaxin on ligaments & joints. relaxation of pelvic structures
posture shifting center of balance
gait changes, sciatica, discomfort of the symphysis pubis & stretching/ pain of uterosacral & cardinal ligaments

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muscloskeletal/ neuro changes

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23
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thyroid enlargement
pituitary gland increases by factor of 3
basal metabolic rate increase 20-25%
insulin resistance, obesity greater risk for gestational diabetes
increased prolactin & oxytocin
emotional/ irritability hormone shifts
decreased attention span, decreased concentration & memory lapse
sleep alterations
corneal edema, plugged ears, reduced hearing & vertigo

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endocrine changes

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24
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Naegele’s rule

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1st day of LMP + 7 days - 3 months + 1 year = estimated due date

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25
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Rh- mom receives Rhogam when?

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@ (7 months) 28 weeks & 72 hours post delivery

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26
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food to avoid during pregnancy

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unpasteurized foods, beverages & raw meats

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27
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genetic & fetal screening done in 1st trimester

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cystic fibrosis, sickle cell, autosomal recessive, down’s syndrome
abnormal finding warrant further diagnostic testing = aminocentesis

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28
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cessation of menstruation for at least 12 months

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menopause

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29
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perimenopausal period

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2-8 years prior to LMP

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30
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early postmenopausal period

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1st 5 years following menopause

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31
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late postmenopausal period

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6+ years after the LMP

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32
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anticholinergic antimuscarinic agents oxybutynin (Ditropan), toterodine (Detrol), fesoterdin (Toviaz), darfenacin (Enablex) & solifenacin (Vesicare)

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used for urge incontinence

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33
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tricyclic antidepressants imipramine (Tofranil) and mirabegron (Myrbetriq)

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used for urge incontinence

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34
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alpha - adrenergic agonist (ephedrine & pseudoephedrine (Sudafed) and duloxetine

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used for stress incontinence

35
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trauma, testicular Ca, enlarged veins in the scrotum, inflammation of the testes (orchitis), swelling due to increased fluid (hydrocele), hernia, infection/ inflammation of epididymis (epididymitis) & CHF cause

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scrotal edema

36
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common in newborns usually disappears w/o treatment by age 1

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hydrocele

37
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torsion of spermatic cord = ED

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occurs in young males p exercise, Sx required

38
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test for torsion of spermatic cord

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cremasteric reflex ( gentle stroke of inner thigh) triggers elevation of the ipsilateral testicle

39
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lab test for syphilis

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RPR

40
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painless sore indicates what STI

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syphilis

41
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tx for syphilis

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PCN G 2.4 million units single dose + prednisone x 3 days

42
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STD painful sore caused by H ducreyi

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chancroid

43
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tx for chancroid

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azithromycin 1 g single dose or rocephin 250 mg IM single dose

44
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what medications for BPH relax the muscles of the prostate & neck of bladder

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alpha blockers

45
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Alfuzosin (Uroxatral)
Doxazosin (Cardura)
Prazosin (Minipress)
Silodosin (Rapaflo)
Tamsulosin (Flomax)
Terazosin (Hytrin)
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Alpha blockers

46
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meds that shrink the prostate & prevent additional growth

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5- alpha reductase inhibitors (5-ARIs)

47
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Dutastride (Avodart)

finasteride (Proscar)

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5-alpha reductase inhibitors (5-ARIs)

48
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meds that improve prostate symptoms by increasing flow rate

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Phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors (PDE5 inhibitors)

49
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Sildenafil (Viagra)
Vardenafil (Levitra)
Tadalafil (Cialis)
Avanafil (Stendra)

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Phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors (PDE5 inhibitors)

50
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normal pediatric growth percentile range

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> 5th % & < 95th %

51
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newborn

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0-28 days

52
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infant

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1-12 months

53
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newborn average weight

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7.5 lbs
loses 5-8% of body weight
gains back by 10-14 days
doubles by 4-6 months
triples by 12 months
54
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newborn reflexes

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indicate neurological well being, begin to dissipate in 1st few months except for sucking & Babinski

55
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rooting, sucking, moro/ startle, grasping, babinski

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newborn reflexes

56
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anterior fontanels closes

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@ 18 months

57
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posterior fontanels closes

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@ 2-3 months

58
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newborn pulse & resp

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p = 120-170
r = 30-80
59
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6 year pulse/ resp

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p = 75-115
r = 16-20
60
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17 year old pulse/ resp

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p = 60-100
r = 12-20
61
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hemoglobin increase

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may indicate dehydration or intravascular hemolysis

62
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decreased Hgb

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may indicate anemia, sickle cell, thalassemia, hemorrhage or hyperthyroidism

63
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Hct increased

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may indicate polycythemia, dehydration or erythocytosis

64
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Hct decreased

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may indicate anemia, hemorrhage, hyperthyroidism, leukemia, cirrhosis

65
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MCV increased > 100

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macrocytic anemias = folic acid or Vit B12

66
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MCV decreased < 80

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microcytic anemias = Fe deficiency, thalassemia, lead poisoning & anemia of chronic diseases

67
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test for cystic fibrosis

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chloride test

68
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first trimester screening for Down’s or trisomy 18

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nuchal translucency and triple screen (AFP-3 test)

69
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nuchal translucency

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measures the amount of fluid accumulation behind baby’s neck

70
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Throbbing pain behind one eye photophobia, phonophobia N/V in adults females. aggravated by red wine, aspartame, menstruation and stress

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migraine w/o aura

71
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Throbbing pain behind one eye photophobia, phonophobia, halos, scotoma, scintillating lights, N/V in adults females. aggravated by tyrosine

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migraine w/ aura

72
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bilateral “band like” pain, continuous dull pain may last a day, may be accompanied by spasms of trapezius muscles happens in adults aggravated by stress

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muscle tension headache

73
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intense & very brief, sharp stabbing pain, one cheek in older adults & elderly aggravated by cold food, cold air, talking touch, chewing

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trigeminal neuralgia

74
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prophylactic tx for headaches

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propranolol (inderal)
tricyclic antidepressants (TCA) = Amitrptyline (Elavil)
75
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CN I (1)

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Olfactory = smell

76
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CN II (2)

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Optic = visual field (Snellen)

77
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CN III, CN IV, CN VI (3,4,6)

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Oculomotor = EOM

78
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CN V (5)

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Trigeminal= sensory nerves to face

79
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CN VII (7)

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Facial

80
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CN VIII (8)

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Acoustic = whisper test

81
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CN IX (9)
CN X (10)
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Glossopharyngeal = open mouth yawn
Vagus = uvula & gag reflex
82
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CN XI (11)

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Spinal accessory = shoulder shrug

83
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CN XII (12)

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Hypoglossal = stick out tongue move from side to side

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