Associated Clinical Sciences IG Flashcards
Infection of the fallopian tubes causing inflammation
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease is most commonly caused by
Gonorrhea and Chlamydia
Gonorrhea facts
- Gram NEG Diplococcus
- Chocolate agar plate
- Green discharge
- MC joint affect = KNEE
“Its negative to have Gonorrhea”
Causative organism for Reiter’s Disease
Chlamydia
** men asymptomatic; women PID / infertility **
Syphilis facts
- organism: Treponema Pallidum
- placenta transmission
- Hutchinson’s Triad
- 3 stages
What is Hutchinson’s Triad and what is it associated with?
Syphilis
1) Interstitial Keratitis
2) Notched Permanent Incisors
3) CN VIII deafness
What are the 3 stages of Syphilis?
1: Hard, pain-less chancre
2: Maculopapular rash, Condylomata LATA, alopecia
3: Tabes dorsalis (posterior columns = slappage gate); Aortic Valve affected
Trichimoniasis
Green/yellow, frothy, foul smelling discharge
Moniliasis
aka Candidiasis
- white cottage cheese
- thrush
- fungus/yeast
Lymphogranuloma Venereum
- organism: Chlamydia
Granuloma Inguinale
Red, beefy lesions
Genital Herpes
- organism: Virus HSV-2
- VESICLES around MOUTH
- stress or decreased immunity can cause eruption
Genital Warts
aka: Condylomata ACCUMINATA !!!!
- organism: HPV (human papilloma virus)
- cauliflower erosions
- linked to cervical cancer
Chancroid
- organism: Hemophilus Ducreyi
- PAINFUL: du-CRY and soft
- Frei Test!
AIDS
- organism: HIV (retrovirus)
- cause opportunistic infections (pneumocystis carinii)
- Lab tests:
- ELISA - screening test (RNA)
- Western Blot - most accurate (proteins)
Molluscum Contagiosum
Dome shaped, pearly white papule
Nodule
> 0.5cm = hard, raised lesion
Bulla
> 0.5cm = fluid filled lesion –> Phemphigus (blister)
Leukoplakia
precancerous lesion
Acne Rosacea
exacerbated by sunlight, caffeine, alcohol on face
Acne Vulgaris
sebaceous glands - black/white heads (comedones)
Actinic Lentigo
sun spot / liver spot
Aphthous Stomatitis
ulcer in mouth
Carbuncle
carload of furuncles (staf infection)
Comedone
closed = white head; open = black head
Epidermal Cyst
non tender, epidermal cyst/sack
Erysipelas
- organism: Beta Hemolytic STREP
- red fiery, advancing lesion
- elevated ASO titer
Erythema Nodosum
- strep association
- bilateral red tender nodules (usually lower extremities)
Excoriation
surface skin injury
Fungal / Mycotic Infections
DX: Woods lamp + Tinea = Fungus
- corpus = body
- pedis = athletes foot
- cruris = jock itch
- capitus = scalp
Tinea Versicolor
multiple hypo-pigmented, painless lesions that wont tan
Furuncle
staph infected hair follicle
** man shaving his face **
Herpes Simplex
- HSV infection
- small vesicles “cold sores” on the MOUTH or genitals
- reactivated during delivery
- Tzank Test
Herpes Zoster
aka Shingles
- location - DRG (dorsal root ganglion)
- blister like lesions that follow the dermatome and NEVER cross midline
Ichthyosis
aka Fish Skin
- increased keratinization
Impetigo
- crusty lesions on corner of mouth
- children
- staph or STREP
Intertrigo
red areas caused by: Moisture, Friction, Warmth
Keloid
scar
Lichenification
Rough and Thick skin due to CHRONIC DERMATITIS (constantly scratching)
Lichen Planus
SCALES and whitish lines or puncta
Nummular Eczema
coin shaped rash
Paronychia
red inflammation around nail bed
Pediculosis
Lice
Pemphigus Vulgaris
- life threatening
- multiple bulla blisters all over skin
Pityriasis Rosea
- herald patch
Psoriasis
red amarynth flakey lesions
Scabies
- caused by mites
- grouped vesicles
- line furrows
** guy scratching himself **
Seborrheic Dermatitis
Dandruff / Cradle Cap (newborns)
Urticaria
Hives / Wheals all over body
Vitiligo
autoimmune depigmentation AFTER development!!
Albinism
depigmentation at BIRTH
Yeast Infections
Candida Albicans
Oral = thrush (1st sign of HIV patient)
Basal Cell skin cx
MC skin cx
Squamous Cell skin cx
irregular and flaky (malignant)
Melanoma
most invasive; multicolored (changes colors)
Actinic Keratosis
flakey, scaley lesion; precursor to squamos cell carcinoma
Antisocial PD
acts out conflict WITHOUT REMORSE
Compulsive PD
act of doing SOMETHING to relieve the stress; ritualistic
ex: handwashing
Histrionic PD
aka Hysterical
Attention seeking
Narcissism PD
regards no one else as important except self
Paranoid PD
unfounded beliefs that others want to harm him
Passive Aggressive PD
argumentative
Schizoid
- Introverted & Withdrawn
- Emotionally distant + avoids social interaction
- Delusions + hallucinations = schizophrenia
Defense Mechanisms
unconscious strategies utilized to cope with reality
Denial
MC in alcoholics
Projection
act of assigning a feeling or belief to another person, group, or to the outside world
ex: blaming someone else for past failure
Rationalization
make excuses; justifying their behavior
Reaction Formation
exaggerated form of an opposite behavior
ex: gay guy goes to anti-gay rally
Regression
response to stress is to act immature
Repression
exclude from consciousness
ex: childabuse
Transference
redirecting ones feelings (good or bad) from past from one person to another
ex: you remind me of my son, so I will treat you better
Sublimation
channeling negative energy into something acceptable
ex: imagining dustin’s face on the punching bag and kicking it
Anxiety Disorders
- Anxiety
- Panic Disorder (repeated anxiety attacks)
- Obsessive Compulsive (obsessive = thoughts; compulsive = ritualistic action)
- Phobic
Somatization Disorder
- Chronic, cyclic multiple somatic complaints not due to a physical illness
- Patient seeks treatment and changes life
- More concerned with discomfort than disease
Hypochondriasis
- belief / fear of a non-existent disease
Conversion Hysteria
aka Conversion Reaction !!!!
- psychological conflict causes physical dysfunction
- rapidly appears after trauma
- involuntary
ex: paralysis, deafness post abuse
Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Patient UNable to admit she is exaggerating; eating disorder
Affective Disorder
mood fluctuations
Alcoholism
delirium tremens + folate deficiency
Anorexia Nervosa
amenorrhea
Bipolar Affective Disorder
aka Manic Depressive
- manic 1st, then depression phase
Bulimia Nervosa
binge then purge
Catatonia
muscle inhibition
Dysthymic Disorder
mild chronic depression
“cloud over their head”
Hallucinations
perception issue
Involutional Melancholia
depression associated with menopause
Schizophrenia
delusions + hallucinations
Transvestite
cross dressing
Aversion
treatment for alcoholics by associating drinking with unpleasant consequences
Beck Test
aka Beck Depression Inventory
measures severity of depression
Classical Conditioning
Pavlov’s Dogs – salivation association
Operant Conditioning
Skinner – positive / negative consequences reinforce action
Negative Reinforcement
a person’s action increases the action
ex: picking up a crying baby
Flooding
showing them something repeatedly to treat phobias
ex: afraid of clowns
Mini Mental State Exame MMSE
aka Folstein Test
- test for cognitive impairment
- dementia screening
Modeling
imitation
Rorschach Test
inkblot images
Stanford Binet Test
IQ test
Wechsler Scale
IQ test
Freud
Dream analysis as a route to the unconscious mind
ID = basic instincts EGO = reality / control SUPEREGO = guilt / consciousness
Jung
collective unconscious of man
Maslow
Hierarch of human needs
5 levels with the highest being self actualization
Pavlov
Classical Conditioning
Skinner
Operant Conditioning
Acetaminophen
liver damage - hepatotoxic
Activated Charcoal
Absorbent;
Binds poison and prevents absorption by the GI tract
Acyclovir
Herpes
Aflatoxins
Aspergillus
Allopurinol
decreases xanthine oxidase activity; treats chronic gout
Aluminum toxitity
kidney / lung issues
Amphetamine
treat ADHD
Arsenic
odor of garlic
Barbiturates
sleeping pills –> respiratory depression
Benzodiazepine
muscle relaxant
Beta Blockers
treats hypertension and arrhythmias
Beta 2 Adrenergic Drug
treats asthma
Carbon monoxide
cherry red lips
Carbon tetrachloride
sweet smell formerly used in fire extinguishers
Chloral Hydrate
short term insomnia treatment
Chloroform
analgesic; toxic
Chlorpromazine
treat schizophrenia
Cholinesterase Inhibitor
increases ACh effectiveness
Cocaine
narcotic
colchicine
treat acute symptomatic gout!
Cyanide
affects CNS and heart
Dicumerol
anticoagulant medication
Digitalis
increase cardiac contractility
EDTA
remove lead from blood chelation therapy
Emetic
makes you vomit
Epinephrine
treats anaphylactic shock
Feldene
treats arthritis RA / OA
Gastric lavage
stomach pump
Haldol
treats psychotic disorders + Tourette’s
Hallucinogenic drugs
mushrooms + nutmeg
Lead poisoning
blue gums; basophilic stippling of the RBCs
Lithium
treat bipolar disorder
Lye
strong alkaloid; chemical in soaps and cleaners
Mercury Toxicity
S/S: peripheral neuropathies, brain damage, kidney and lung problems
Methanol
Wood alcohol; CNS depressant
Nitroglycerine
Treats angina in people with coronary artery disease
Norvase
Calcium channel blocker to treat hypertension
Phenaphen
treats pain but NOT inflammation
NSAID
non steroid anti inflammatory
Prozac
treats depression
Reserpine
antipsychotic and anti-hypertensive drug
Salicylates
Aspirin – blood thinners…can result in deafness, bleeding, and Reye’s Syndrome!!
Seconal
barbiturate that is a depressant
SSRI
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor – treats depression
Strychnine
pesticide
Syrup of Ipecac
Causes vomiting
“Syrup of Ipe-YAK”
Tranquilizers
predisposes elderly to falls
Tricyclic
Anti-depressant….reuptake inhibitor
Warfarin / Coumadin
anti-coagulant – can cause internal bleeding
DO NOT GIVE TO SOMEONE WHO IS DEF IN VIT K
Pneumoconiosis
chronic respiratory disease
Asbestosis
leads to mesothelioma
Siderosis
iron dust
Anthracosis
coal dust
Byssinosis
cotton dust (textile workers)
Silicosis
glass / sand / stone
pottery…granite counter tops
Alpha Fetoprotein
measured in pregnant moms
INCREASE = neural tube defects
DECREASED = downs syndrome
Amenorrhea
no menses when it is expected
Correlates with lactation
Amniocentesis
done for fetal health
Breast Milk
deficient in Vit D + Iron
Colostrum
first breast milk
Dilation of cervix
1st stage of labor
Dysmenorrhea
painful menses..Causes:
Primary - increased prostaglandin
Secondary - pathology (endometriosis)
Dystocia
abnormal, painful or prolonged labor
Effacement
thinning of cervix
Engagment
decent of the fetal skull to the level of the ischial spines
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
excessive nausea and vomiting during pregnancy
Laparoscopy
MC procedure for endometriosis
Lightening
baby drops into pelvis 2 weeks before delivery and causes abdominal pain
Linea nigra
dark streak down midline of tummy during pregnancy
Lochia
vaginal discharge after delivery
Red –> Yellow –> White
Mittelschmerz
pain in abdomen during OVULATION
Multiparous
more than one delivery of viable infant
Nulliparous
Never given girth to a viable infant
Primpara
first pregnancy with a viable infant
Post partum infection
most commonly from Csection - MC complication of childbirth
Puerperium
period of time after the delivery of the placenta to the complete involution of the organs; infection during this time is referred to as PUERPERAL SEPSIS
Quickening
1st perception by the mother of fetal life
Station
ID’s the fetal position (cm) in relation to the spines of the ischium
Pregnancy Signs
Menses 3 weeks late and presence of fetal heartbeat (best)!!!
Chadwick’s sign
Bluish discoloration of the vagina
Goodell’s sign
softening of the tip of the cervix
Hegar’s sign
softening of the isthmus of the uterus
Piskacek’s sign
enlargement of the uterus near the uterine tube over the site of implantation
Atonic uterus
MC reason for post partum hemorrhage
Braxton Hick’s
Early uterine contractions (oxytocin) w/o cervical changes
Cervix
MC malignancy of the female genital tract
Chloasma / Melasma
brown hyper pigmentation of the face/mask of pregnancy
Choriocarcinoma
placenta malignancy due to abnormal epithelium
Cystocele
herniation of the urinary bladder into the vagina
Eclampsia
toxemia of pregnancy caused by hypertension leading to convulsions and death
Ectopic pregnancy
the fertilized egg most commonly implants in one of the fallopian tubes. Symptoms:
- vaginal bleeding
- lower abdominal pain
- cramping on one side of the pelvis
Endometriosis
abnormal endometrial tissue outside teh uterus…can lead to infertility
Endometritis
MC type of post partum infection
Fibrocystic Breast Disease
small, palpable, tender, bilateral nodules
worse with ovulation and caffeine intake!!
Hydatidiform Mole
benign tissue in placenta…may become malignant…high HCG
Polycystic ovarian syndrome
hormonal imbalance causes numerous cysts
Pre-eclampsia
toxemia of pregnancy; HEP: Hypertension Edema Proteinuria ....basically nephrotic syndrome during pregnancy
Rectocele
herniation of the rectum into the vagina
FSH
maturation of follicle
HCG
Human Chorionic Gonadotropin
promotes corpus leuteum health
pregnancy test
LH
ovulation
Oxytocin
uterine contractions + milk let down (ejection)
Prolactin
milk production
Labor Stages
1: Dilation = contraction –> full dilation; longest stage
- – Bloody Show = release of mucous plug during the FIRST stage of labor
2: Expulsion: full dilation to baby delivery
3: Placental Delivery: baby delivery to placenta delivery (most dangerous to mom)
4: Stabilization: uterus expels any remains
Praevia
low lying placenta with partial internal os obstruction
Abruptio
Normally placed placenta, detatches from site
Accreta
Placenta does not separate after delivery (most detrimental to mom)
Battledore Placenta
umbilical cord attached at margin of placenta…insignificant
Pap Smear Classification
I Normal II Atypical / Benign III Dysplasia / Pre-canc IV In Situ / Non-invasive Carcinoma V Malignancy / Invasive
First teeth
6-8 months
First food
6 months
Crawling
9 months
Assisted Walking
10-14 months
Unassisted Walking
12-18 months
Talking
10-15 words at 18 months
Umbilical Cord falls off
post 7-10 days
Posterior fontanelle closes at
3 months
Anterior fontanelle closes at
2 years
Depressed fontanelle
Dehydration
Bulging fontanelle
intracranial pressure (crying a lot)
APGAR
Appearance: color Pulse: heart rate Grimace: muscle tone Activity: reflex Respiration:
NEVER BIRTHWEIGHT
1min, 5 min
Lanugo
fuzzy hair on baby skin
Meconium
1st poop
Mongolian spots
bluish, ill defined areas of skin in the butt/scrotum area
Premature Infant
born 26th-37th week
Vernix Caseosa
white cheesy subsnatce on baby’s skin at birth
Asperger’s
mild autism
Botulism
honey, corn syrup, molassess food poisoning in newborn
Caput Succedeum
baby’s head is unusual shape…insignfiicant
Enuresis
bedwetting (adjust sacrum, 2,3,4)
Cradle Cap
baby acne (seborrheic dermatitis)
Erythroblastosis Fetalis
hemolytic anemia in fetus by transplacental transmission of maternal antibodies to fetal RBCs
Ex: mom rh-, dad rh+
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
delayed growth, microcephaly retardation
Kwashiokor
protein malnutrition (ascites)…big belly
Leukemia
MC cancer in kids and in downs syndrome
Marasmus
general malnutrition (super skinny)
Miliaria
prickly heat
PKU = phenylketonuria
genetic disorder which creates the enzyme phenlalanine nonfunctional
Prolapsed cord
fetal suffocation
Vitamin K in newborns
prevents hemorrhage
Rubella
aka German Measles
- 3 days
- rash + mild fever
- most dangerous to fetus in 1st trimester = birth defects
Rubeola
- 2 weeks
- rash + fever
- KOPLIC SPOTS + runny nose (coryza) = prodromal stage
- bronchopneumonia
Chicken Pox
vesicles
herpes virus
Mumps
parotid gland infection –> orchitis
Croup
barking cough…worst at night
Pertussis
aka Whooping Cough
- Bordetella Pertussis
- Most dangerous to infants under 1 year and fatalities are due to bronchopneumonia
- Signs: cough + inspiratory whoop + vomiting
Diphtheria
gray pseudomembrane on throat
Schick Test
Scarlet Fever
Group A Strep Pyogenes
Strawberry Tongue
ASO titer
Roseola Infantum
-
Rooting Reflex
- most basic primitive reflex
- stroking corner of mouth – food
Sucking Reflex
stimulates oxytocin release
Tonic Neck Reflex
aka Fencer’s
Doctor rotates head of a supine baby and the ipsilateral arm and leg extended while the contralateral arm and leg flex
Moro Reflex
aka Startle Reflex
Flaring of extremities with stimulation of sound
Landau reflex
- starts at 3 months
- baby raises head
Perez Reflex
finger down spine = body extends
Gallant Reflex
while running finger down the ipsilateral paraspinal muscles, the baby will contract to that side
DJD
MC geriatric NEUROMUSCULAR complaint
Arcus Senilis
grayish opaque ring around cornea
Presbyopia
hardening of lens
MC visual complain 40+
cannot see close
Presbycussis
inability to hear high frequencies
Diabetes Mellitus
MC geriatric ENDOCRINE complaint / malfunction
Iron Deficient Anemia
MC anemia in geriatrics
Decubitus Ulcer
bed sore that requires PROTEIN for healing
MC over the sacrum
MC fx bone in elderly
Hip
MC visual problem in the elderly causing blindness
Macular Degeneration
** careful of the wording..
Alzhiemers
MC type of dementia
Ageism
Discriminatory treatment of the elderly
Tonometer
glaucoma test (for increases intraocular pressure)
PET
measure blood volume and metabolism
Wernicke Korsakoff Syndrome
Alcohol abuse
B1 (thiamine) deficiency
Epispadia
urethra opening on top
Hypospadia
urethra opening on bottom
Paraphimosis
foreskin entrapped behind glans penis – improper circumcision – ER
Priapism
painfully erect penis
Fistuala
abnormal passage between 2 organs
Fissure
small tear in mucosa that lines the anus
Abscess
collection of pus that accumulated in tissue
Abandonment
transfer of a patient to another doctor without the patients consent
Assault
threat of violence = VERBAL
Battery
adjusting without consent = PHYSICAL
Binding Arbitration
dispute that is resolved by an unbiased third party and has no appeal process
Civil court
malpractice cases held
Defmation of Character
Libel, slandar, etc
Employers must pay:
Workers comp, FICA, and SS for employees
Expressed Consent
procedure is explained, understands and agrees
Good Samaritan Law
good faith tendering of care at an emergency isnt liable for civil damages
Implied Consent
patient is unable to communicate their consent, but life saving interventions are required
Libel
false statement in WRITING that harms another
Malpractice
professional negligence
Negligence
failure to conform to standard of care
Plaintiff
where burden of proof lies in a court of law
Respondent Superior
Employee is responsible for actions of employees
Slander
false VERBAL statement that harms another
Standards of Care
“best practice”…formal diagnostic and treatment process
Substandard Care
when doctor fails to meet standard of care, and treatment / surgery occur
Statue of Limitation
length of time you have to sue for an injury
Third Party Consent
patient is mentally incapable of understanding procedure or ramifications so consent is given or withheld on their behalf by a legal designate
Tort
injured person receives compensation from person whom caused them injury
Vicarious Liability
responsibility is imposed upon one person for failure of another in the case of a special relationship (parent:child or employer:employee)
Adult Vital Signs 12+
Pulse: 60-100
BP: 90-140(s)/60-90(d)
Resp: 12-20 b/min
Children Vital Signs 1-12
Pulse: 80-100
BP: 80-110(s)
Resp: 15-30 b/min
Infant Vital Signs
Pulse: 100-140
BP: 70-95(s)
Resp: 25-50 b/min
Newborn Vital Signs
Pulse: 120-160
BP: >60(s)
Resp: 40-60 b/min
Conscious Choking: Child + Adult
- Encourage coughing
- No cough - give FIVE back blows between shoulder blades
- Give FIVE abdominal thrusts
Conscious Choking: Infant
- place infant face down along forearm
- give 5 back blows
- turn infant face up
- give 5 chest thrusts (below nipple line)
Unconscious Choking: Child + Adult
- Rise and tilt the head to prepare for ventilation
2. 30 chest compressions – 100 per minute(2in depth)
Unconscious Choking: Infant
- Fix head
2. 30 chest compressions (1.5in depth)
Finger Sweep
only performed:
- unconscious
- can see foregin matter
CPR
C = Circulation...check pulse at carotid artery A = Airway....make sure its clear B = Breathing....tilt head, pinch nose, allow lung relaxation between breathes
Artificial Ventilation Rates
Adult 12 (1/5sec)
Child 20
Infant 20
Newborn 30-60 (1/1-2s)
ADULT CPR
Hand: above sternum 2 hands
Depth: 2in
Cycles: 30:2 (1 or 2 rescuers)
Rate: 100/min
CHILD CPR
Hand: center of chest Depth: 2in Cycles: 30:2 --> 1 rescuer 15:2 --> 2 rescuers Rate: 100/min
iNFANT CPR
Hand: two or three fingers on the center of the chest JUST BELOW THE NIPPLE LINE!!!! Depth: 1.5in Cycles: 30:2 --> 1 rescuer 15:2 --> 2 rescuers Rate: 100/min
When to stop CPR
- another responder takes over
- you are too exhuasted
- scene becomes unsafe
CPR risk factors
Fractured rib
Punctured lung
Ingested Poisons
Emetic used unless patient is:
- unconscious
- seizures
- pregnant
- ingested corrosive substance
Inhaled Poisons
Emergency oxygen asap
Absorbed chemicals
Poisonous plant: rinse with water 20 mins
Dry chemicals: brush off with glove, then flush with tap water
Eye: irrigate with water
Cardiogenic Shock
patient supine with feet higher than head!!
Hypovolemic shock:
decreased blood volume
Neurogenic / Vasogenic Shock:
trauma to spinal cord / brain
Obstructive Shock
ie: pulmonary embolisum
Respiratory Shock
failure of lungs to transport 02
Septic shock
infection spread releasing toxins
Lightening strike
lay victim down with feet elevated and head lower than trunk
Impaled objects of eye
Leave object in and cover with gauze;
COVER BOTH EYES: indirect light reflex
Battle sign
basilar skull or cribiform plate fx
Burns
Graded by the depth:
1st: Redness - epidermis
2nd: Blisters - epidermis and dermis
3rd: charring of skin
Concussion
Grade 1: 15-30 mins, no loss of consciousness but have memory lossy, confusion, headache, dizziness
Grade 2: 30 mins-entire day; severe grade 1
Grade 3: loses consciousness; intense confusion and memory loss
Epidural Hematoma
fast bleeding rate
Glasgow Sclae
assess consciousness
- eye opening
- verbal response
- motor response
Heat cramps
electrolyte deficiency
Heat Exhaustion
cool patient and remove excess clothing
low blood pressure + rapid / weak pulse = shock
Heat Stroke
Cessation of sweating and high body temp Rapid weak pulse Shallow breathing Low BP Throbbing headache
** IMMERSE PT IN COLD WATER TO HIS NECK**
Hypothermia
remove wet clothing and dry off.
DO NOT:
- immerse in hot water
- rub extremities
Frostbite
Do not attempt to re-warm area!!!
Soak in warm water
Raccoon Sign
black and blue spots around eyes
Subarachnoid Hematoma
cerebral aneurysm – form of stroke
Subdural Hematoma
Head Trauma
Deadliest of all head injuries
SLOW onset and SLOW bleeding
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Papule
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Macule
small (
Pustule
small (