Anatomical Landmarks And Palpation Flashcards

1
Q

Miles test

A

Hold arms out wide and bring hands together to create a circle around an object.

Alternate closing your eyes of draw the circle back to the head to discover dominant eye

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Porta test

A

Look at object, hold one arm out and align the thumb or index finger w/ object

Alternate closing eyes or draw the circle back to the head to discover dominant eye

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3
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Dolman method

A

Use a 3x5 card notecard w/ hole punched through middle.

Select distant object and hold card w/ both hands to align it with the hole while both eyes are open.

Alternate closing eyes or draw circle back to head until dominant eye is determined.

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4
Q

Scapula landmarks w/ vertebrae level

A

Spine (T3)

Inferior angle (T7)

Acromion process

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5
Q

Illiac crest vertebral level

A

L4

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6
Q

Sternal angle vertebral level

A

T 4-5 disc

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7
Q

Xyphoid process vertebral level

A

T9

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8
Q

Cutaneous mechanoreceptors

A

Superficial layers

  • Merkel disks
  • Meissen corpuscles

Deep layers

  • Ruffini endings
  • Pacinian corpuscles
  • Hair follicle receptors

Nerve endings as well in all layers

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9
Q

Meissen corpuscles

A

Initial part of stimulation w/ low threshold

- sense light touch

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10
Q

Pacinian corpuscle

A

Rapid indentation of skin. Detect deep pressure

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11
Q

Ruffini endings

A

Detect stretch

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