Course 4: Physical Exam Flashcards

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Benign Exam: Constitutional

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Well developed, well nourished. No acute distress.

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Benign Exam: Eyes

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PERRL, EOMI

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Benign Exam: ENT

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Moist mucous membranes.

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Benign Exam: Neck

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Supple, no lymphadenopathy.

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Benign Exam: Cardiovascular

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Regular rate and rhythm. No murmurs, rubs, or gallops. Distal pulses intact.

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Benign Exam: Respiratory

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No respiratory distress. Clear to auscultation bilaterally. No wheezes, rales, or rhonchi.

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Benign Exam: Abdominal

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Soft. Non-tender. No guarding, rebound, or rigidity.

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Benign Exam: Extremities

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No edema. Full ROM.

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Benign Exam: Skin

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Warm, dry.

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Benign Exam: Neurological

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Alert and oriented. Normal speech.

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Benign Exam: Psychiatric

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Normal affect.

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If the physician examines the throat, they are looking for… (2)

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pharyngeal erythema or exudates

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If the physician examines the inner-ear, they are looking for… (2)

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TM erythema or bulging

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If the physician auscultates the abdomen, they are looking for…

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hyperactive/hypoactive bowel sounds

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If the physician touches the wrist, they are looking for…

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radial pulses

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If the physician squeezes the calf muscles, they are looking for…

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calf tenderness

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If the physician pounds on the back, they are looking for… (2)

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CVA tenderness

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General/Const. Normal Findings: (3)
NAD
Well developed, well nourished
Alert

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Mild/Mod/Severe Distress
Cachectic/Emaciated/Malnourished
Somnolent (drowsy, respond to name), Obtunded (out of it, respond to pain), Unresponsive (neither)

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Head Normal Findings:

Atraumatic/Normocephalic (3)

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Any signs of trauma
Sinus tenderness
Angioedema (swelling)

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Eyes Normal Findings:
Pupils are Equal, Round, Reactive to Light (PERRL)
Extra Ocular Movements Intact (EOMI)
Sclera are anicteric  (white)
Normal conjunctiva
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Anisocoria (unequal pupils)
EOM entrapment
Scleral icterus (yellow)
Pale conjunctiva (anemia) or conjunctival infection

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Ears Normal Findings:
Normal TM (4)
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TM erythema
TM bulging
TM dullness
TM obscured by cerumen (earwax)

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Nose Normal Findings:
Normal nares (4)
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epistaxis
rhinorrhea
septal hematoma (raised area)
boggy turbinates (swollen inner nose)

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Mouth /Throat Normal Findings:
Moist mucous membranes
Oropharynx (back of throat) normal (7)

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Dry mucous membranes (DMM)
Dental caries
edentulous (missing teeth)
pharyngeal erythema
tonsillar exudate (plaque on tonsil)
tonsillar hypertrophy (swollen)
peritonsillar abscess (PTA) (pus pocket)
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Neck/Cervical Spine Normal Findings:

Supple (5)

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JVD
Carotid bruit
Cervical lymphadenopathy (swollen lymph nodes)
Vertebral point (midline) v paraspinal tenderness
thyromegaly (thyroid enlargement)

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Cardiovascular Normal Findings:

Regular rate and rhythm. Heart sounds normal. (6)

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Tachycardia/Bradycardia
Irregularly irregular rhythm
murmur
pleural rub
gallop
extrasystole (extra beat)
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Perfusion Normal Findings:

Pulses are equal and symmetric. Capillary refill less than 2 seconds.

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at risk for rupture

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Pulmonary Normal Findings:

No resp distress. Clear to auscultation bilaterally. (7)

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Mild/Mod/Severe Distress
Tachypnea
Accessory muscle use
Diminished breath sounds
Wheezes
Rales
Rhonchi
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Abdominal Normal Findings:

Soft and non-tender. (4)

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mild/mod/severe tenderness to palpitation (TTP)
voluntary guarding
rebound tenderness (feel pain when let go of area)
rigidity (involuntary guarding)

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Detailed Abd Normal Findings:

Normal bowel sounds. No organomegaly. No mass. (6)

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absent/hypoactive/hyperactive bowel sounds
organomegaly 
distended
murphy's sign
mcburney's point tenderness
psoa's sign, obturators, rovsing's
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Rectal Normal Findings:

normal rectal tone. heme neg. (5)

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heme pos. 
abnormal stool color
hemorrhoids
rectal prolapse
decreased rectal tone
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Female Genital Normal Findings:
Normal external genitalia
Normal bimanual exam (3)
Normal speculum exam
Cervical os is closed
No blood or discharge
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sores, lesions, rashes
cervical motion tenderness (CMT)
uterine tenderness
adnexal tenderness (ovaries)
cervical os open
blood in vaginal vault
malodorous/thick white discharge
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Male Genital Normal Findings:

circumcised/uncircumcised

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testicular tenderness
testicular edema
epididymal tenderness
testicular mass
urethral discharge
inguinal hernia
indwelling catheter
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Musc./Extremities Normal Findings:
non-tender (3)
full ROM
distal CSMT intact (2)
no edema
no calf tenderness
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bony tenderness (fracture)
soft tissue tenderness (contusion)
calf tenderness (DVT)
decreased ROM
pulse/sensory/motor deficits
tendon laxity
pitting pedal edema 
palpable cords/homan's sign
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Musc. /Back Normal Findings:

non-tender thoracic and lumbar spine

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CVA tenderness
paraspinal tenderness
vertebral point tenderness
midline deformities/step offs

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Skin Normal Findings:
Warm (2)
dry 
normal color (3)
no rashes (2)
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cool to touch
hot to touch
diaphoretic
jaundice (yellow)
cyanotic (blue)
pallor
urticaria (hives)
petechiae/ purpura
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Skin Infection Normal Findings:

no erythema, warmth or drainage (6)

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erythema
increased warmth
induration (firmness)
fluctuance
purulent drainage 
lymphangitis (spreading infection)
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Skin Trauma Normal Findings:

atraumatic, intact

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ecchymosis
contusion (bruise w swelling)
abrasion
laceration
skin tear
avulsion (flap of skin)
38
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Neuro Normal Findings:
alert
oriented x4
normal speech (2)
non-focal neuro exam
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somnolent
disoriented to (x4)
aphasia
dysarthria (slurred speech)
any abnormal findings
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Neuro LOC Normal Findings:

A&O x4

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Somnolent
obtunded
unresponsive

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Neuro Motor and Sensation
motor strength 5/5 and symmetric (2)
sensation intact (2)

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extremity weakness
pronator drift
hypoesthesia (dec sensation)
numbness (absent sensation)

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Neuro Reflexes Normal Findings:
2+ deep tendon reflexes
Babinksi downgoing toes

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upgoing toes

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Pediatric Normal PE: General

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non-toxic, alert, interactive, playful, smiling, crying with tears on exam, quickly consolable

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Pediatric Normal PE: Head

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flat fontanel (

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Pediatric Normal PE: Eyes

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PERRL. No scleral icterus.

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Pediatric Normal PE: Ears

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Nml TMs

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Pediatric Normal PE: Throat

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Moist mucous membranes

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Pediatric Normal PE: Neck

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Supple. No meningismus

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Pediatric Normal PE: Cardiac

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Regular rate and rhythm

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Pediatric Normal PE: Respiratory

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No distress. Clear and equal

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Pediatric Normal PE: Abdominal

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Soft, no crying or grimacing with palpation

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Pediatric Normal PE: Genital

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Nml external, testicles descended

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Pediatric Normal PE: Extremities

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FROM

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Pediatric Normal PE: Skin

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Warm, dry, no rash

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Pediatric Normal PE: Neuro

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Alert. Appropriate for age. Moves all 4 extremities (MAE x4)

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: General

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lethargic, inconsolable, febrile

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Head

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Sunken fontanel, bulging fontanel

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Eyes

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scleral icterus

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Ears

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TM erythema, bulging

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Throat

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pharyngeal erythema

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Neck

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lymphadenopathy

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Cardiac

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Murmur, tachycardia

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Respiratory

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Wheezes, stridor, retractions, nasal flaring

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Abdominal

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Crying with abd pain

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Genital

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erythema

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Extremities

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Ecchymoses in various stages of healing

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Skin

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rash (diaper rash, eczema)

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Pediatric Abnormal PE: Neuro

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post-ictal, somnolent

68
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Neuro Cranial Nerves Normal Findings:
visual field intact
PERRL
EOMI
tongue midline
normal gag reflex
facial symmetry 
facial sensation intact
normal shoulder shrug
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visual field loss
unequal pupils
EOM palsy, rightward/leftward gaze
tongue deviation
decreased gag reflex
facial droop, ptosis
hypoesthesia, numbness
unequal shoulder shrug
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Neuro Cerebellar Exam Normal Findings:
Normal gait
no nystagmus
normal finger to nose
normal heel to shin
negative Bromberg's
normal RAM (rapid alt movements )
no tremor
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ataxia (off balance), antalgic (painful walking)
nystagmus (shaking eyes)
dysmetria
positive romberg (stand with feet together)
dysdiadochokinesia
tremor