Ch 8 vocab Flashcards

1
Q

Indication air movement in the lungs

A

Breath sounds

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2
Q

Lining of the eyelid

A

Conjunctiva

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3
Q

Movements in which the skin pulls in around the ribs during inspiration

A

Retractions

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4
Q

White of the eyes

A

Sclera

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5
Q

The mental status of a patient

A

Orientation

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6
Q

The six pain questions

A

OPQRST

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7
Q

Yellow skin color due to liver disease or dysfunction

A

Jaundice

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8
Q

A crackling sound

A

Crepitus

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9
Q

Examine by touch

A

Palpate

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10
Q

Damage to tissues asthe result of exposure to cold

A

Frostbite

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11
Q

The way in which a patient responds to external stimuli

A

Responsiveness

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12
Q

Secondary muscles of respiration

A

Accessory muscles

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13
Q

Air under the skin

A

Subcutaneous emphysema

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14
Q

Motion of a segment of chest wall that is opposite the normal movement during breathing

A

Paradoxical motion

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15
Q

The reason a patient called for help

A

Chief complaint

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16
Q

The process of establishing treatment and transport priorities

A

Triage

17
Q

A bluish gray skin color associated with reduced oxygen levels

A

Cyanosis

18
Q

Profuse sweating

A

Diaphoretic

19
Q

Subjective finding that the patient feels

A

Symptom

20
Q

A heart rate greater than 100 beats/min

A

Tachycardia

21
Q

Negative findings that warrant no care or intervention

A

Pertinent negatives

22
Q

Blood pressure that is lower than the normal range

A

Hypotension

23
Q

The general type of illness a patient is experiencing

A

Nature of illness

24
Q

Performed during the secondary assessment

A

Full-body

25
Q

A harsh, high-pitched, crowing inspiratory sound

A

Stridor

26
Q

The way in which traumatic injuries occur

A

Mechanism of injury

27
Q

Objective findings that can be seen, heard, felt, smelled, or measured

A

Sign

28
Q

Coarse, low-pitched breath sounds heard in patients with chronic mucus in the upper airways

A

Rhonchi

29
Q

Clothing or specialized equipment that provides protection to the wearer

A

PPE

30
Q

Upright position in which the patient leans forward onto two arms stretched forward and thrusts head and chin forward

A

Tripod position

31
Q

A crackling, rattling breath sound that signals fluid in the air spaces of the lungs

A

Rales

32
Q

Flaring out of the nostrils, indicating that there is an airway obstruction

A

Nasal flaring

33
Q

Time from injury to definitive care

A

Golden period