Clinical Skills Flashcards

1
Q

What are heaves?

A

Felt as a kick to the palm - associated with right ventricular hypertrophy

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2
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What are thrills?

A

Vibrations that indicate turbulent blood flow

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3
Q

What effect does inspiration have on murmurs?

A

It enhances right-sided murmurs

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4
Q

What can splinter heamorrhages be a sign of?

A

infective endocarditis - vegetations break off and manifest as lesions under capillary

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5
Q

Difference between Osler’s nodes and Janeway lesions?

A

osler’s nodes are on tips of fingers, janeway over palms

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6
Q

Where is right horizontal fissure located?

A

horizontal line from sternum at 4th costal cartilage to oblique fissure

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7
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What level is transtubercular plane at?

A

L5

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8
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What level is transpyloric plane at?

A

L1 - halfway between sternal notch and pubic symphysis

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9
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What is McBurney’s point?

A

Location of appendix - 1/3 distance from ASIS to umbilicus

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10
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What is Rovsings sign?

A

pressure in LIF causes pain in RIF in acute appendicitis

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11
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What is Murphy’s sign?

A

press in right costal margin and ask patient to breathe in. If there is pain then the gallbladder is inflamed

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12
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What are Kaiser-Fleischer rings?

A

rings that occur in eyes of patients with wilson’s disease due to copper deposits in iris

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13
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What is acropachy?

A

thickening of extremities - digital clubbing. Grave’s specific

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14
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What is dysdiadochokinesia?

A

inability to perform rapid alternating movements, indicates cerebellar lesion

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15
Q

What nerve roots does triceps reflex test for?

A

C7, C8

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16
Q

What nerve root does finger adduction test?

A

T1

17
Q

What nerve roots does achilles tendon reflex test?

A

S1 S2

18
Q

What is Webber’s test?

A

placing tuning fork in middle of forehead and asking whether louder in one ear or the same

19
Q

If someone has conductive hearing loss what would be the result of Weber’s test?

A

It would be louder in the affected ear

20
Q

If someone had conductive hearing loss what would the result of Rinne’s test be?

A

Bone would be louder than air

21
Q

What is the normal carrying angle of elbow for men and women?

A

Men 5-15 degrees
Women 10-25 degrees

22
Q

What ligament prevents anterior dislocation of shoulder?

A

glenohumeral ligament

23
Q

What muscle does the first 15 degrees of abduction and then the next 15-60 degrees?

A

0-15 = supraspinatus
15-60 = deltoid
after that trapezius

24
Q

What muscle does empty can test test?

A

supraspinatus

25
Q

What muscle does lower back push test?

A

subscapularis

26
Q

What is being tested when looking for winging of scapula?

A

serratus anterior - long thoracic nerve

27
Q

What test tests for sub-acromial impingement?

A

Neer’s test

28
Q

What test tests for supraspinatus inpingement?

A

Hawkin’s test (looking at watch)

29
Q

What joint has pathology if there is pain in the scar test?

A

acromio-clavicular joint

30
Q

What is the name of the test to check for fixed flexion deformity?

A

Thomas’s test