chapter 30 vocab Flashcards
inspection
visual examination
palpation
touch
percussion
strike body to elicit sound
pleximeter
indirect percussion, finger taps finger
flatness
extemely dull sound produced by dense tissue
plexor
tip of flexed middle finger
dullness
thudlike sound produced by dense tissue like liver or heart
resonance
hollow sound like in lungs
hyperresonane
not produce normally
tympany
musical sound produced by air filled stomach
auscultation
process of listening to sounds within body
pitch
frequency of vibrations
intensity
loudness of sound
duration
length of sound
quality
subjective description of sound, like whistling, gurgling
pallor
loss of pink tone, due to inadequate circulation
cyanosis
bluish tinge
jaundice
yellowish tinge
erythema
skin redness associated with rashes
vitiligo
patches of hypopigmented skin
edema
presence of excess interstitial fluid
alopecia
hair loss
clubbing
condition where nail are flat and may be cause by long term lack of oxygen
blanch test
test capillary refill
normocephalic
normal head size
exophthalmos
protrusion of eyeballs, caused by hyperthyroidism
visual acuity
degree of detail eye can discern
visual fields
area individual can see looking straight
myopia hyperopia presbyopia
nearsighted farsighted cant see far or close
astigmatism
uneven curvature of cornea
conjunctivitis
inflammation of conjunctivia
dacryocystitis
inflammation of lacrimal sac
hordeolum(sty)
redness, swelling, tenderness of hair follicle
cataract
opacity of lens
glaucoma
increase in inocular pressure
mydraisis
enlarged pupils
miosis
constricted pupils
strabismus
cross eyed
nystagmus
rapid rhythmic eye movement
otoscope
instrument to examine interior ear
auricle/pinna
external auditory canal
tympanic membrane
ear drum
lobule
ear lobe
helix
posterior curve of the auricles upper aspect
antihelix
anterior curve of the auricles upper aspect
tragus
cartilaginous protrusion at the entrance of the ear canal
triangular fossa
depression of antiheliz
external auditory meatus
entrance of ear canal
mastoid
bony prominence behind ear
cerumen
earwax
3 Ossicles
malleus(hammer), incus(anvil), stapes(stirrup)
eustachian tube
part of middle ear, connects it to nasopharynx
cochlea
sound transmission
vestibule
static equilibrium
semicircular canals
dynamic equilibrium
conductive hearing loss
interrupted transmission of sound from outer to middle ear structure
sensorineural hearing loss
damage to inner ear
mixed hearing loss
combination of conduction and sensorineural loss
2 frequent dental diseases
cavities and periodontal disease
plaque
invisible film that adheres to enamel
tartar
visible hard deposit of plaque
gingivitis
red swollen bleeding receding gum lines
glossitis
inflammation of tongue
parotitis
inflammation of salivary gland
sordes
accumulation of foul matter on the teeth and gums
angle of louis
junction between sternum and manubrium
sternum
breastbone
manubrium
joins clavicle bones to sternum
adventitious breath sounds
abnormal breath sounds
systole
period ventricles contract-S1
diastole
period ventricle relax- S2
bruit
blowing or swishing sound by turbulence of blood flow
precordium
area of chest overlying the heart
lift
rising of sternal border with each heartbeat