Case History Flashcards
General case history includes:
- ID Data
- CC
- HPI
- PMH
- Family Hx
- Occupational Hx
- Social Hx
- ROS
Vital signs are what six things?
- Temp
- Pulse
- Respiration
- BP
- Height
- Weight
Temperature is taken where usually?
Oral
If someone has a sustained increase int temperature what type of infection are you thinking about?
Bacterial
If someone has spikes in temperature that go above and below the normal, what type of infection is present?
Viral
In relating to cancer, temperature can have a relapsing effect, what type of cancer is this indicative of?
Hodgkins
What type of cancer has a low grade fever?
Ewings
During bacterial infection fever does what?
Increase
During viral infection fever does what?
Increase and Decrease
During bacterial infection neutrophils does what?
Increase
During viral infection neutrophils does what?
Decrease
During bacterial infection lymphocytes do what?
Stays the same
During viral infection lymphocytes do what?
Increase
During bacterial infection leukocytes do what?
Increase
During viral infection leukocytes do what?
Decrease