Course 4: Physical Exam Flashcards
If the pysician examines the throat, they are looking for _
pharyngeal erythema or exudates
If the pysician examines the throat, they are looking for _
pharyngeal erythema or exudates
If the pysician examines the inner-ear, they are looking for _
TM erythema or bulging
If the pysician auscultates the abdomen, they are looking for _
Hyper/hypoactive bowel sounds
If the pysician touches the wrists, they are looking for _
radial pulses
If the pysician squeezes the calf muscles, they are looking for _
calf tenderness
If the pysician pounds on the back, they are looking for _
CVA tenderness
cachectic
weakness and atrophy due to chronic illness
emaciated
abnormally thin/weak
somnolent
drowsy
obtunded
dull, insensitive
angioedema
swelling
PERRL
Pupils equal, round, reactive to light
anisocoria
unequal pupils
EOMI
extra ocular movements intact
EOM entrapment
extra ocular movement entrapment
sclera are anicteric
normal
papilledema
optic disc swelling
hyphema
blood pooling between the cornea and iris
TM erythema
TM redness
Epistaxis
bleeding from the nose
Rhinorrhea
runny nose
boggy turbinates
dark circles around eyes
septal hematoma
blood collecting within the septum of the nose
dental caries
cavities
edentulous
lacking teeth
pharyngeal erythema
red throat
tonsillar exudate
swollen lymph glands
tonsillar hypertrophy
enlarged palatine tonsils
Peritonsillar abscess
PTA
JVC
jugular venous distension
carotid bruit
systolic sound heard over the carotid artery during auscultation
cervical lymphadenopathy
swollen lymph nodes
thyromegaly
enlarged thyroid
tachycardia
> 100bpm
bradycardia
Extrasystoles
extra heartbeats
gallop
one or two additional heartbeats per cycle
capillary refill = 0
absent
capillary refill = +1
barely palpable
capillary refill = +2
easily palpable (normal)
capillary refill = +3
full
capillary refill = +4
bounding/aneurysmal
Tachypnea
rapid breathing
Rhonchi
rattling respiratory sounds
Paritoneal signs
signs of a surgical abdomen
guarding
rebound tenderness
rigidity
Organomegaly HSM
hepatomegaly or splenomegaly
organ enlargement
Appendicitis signs
McBurney’s pt tenderness
Psoa’s sign
Rovsing’s
Rovsing’s sign
palpation of LLQ, test for APPY
Heme +
positive for blood
epididymal tenderness
inflammation of the epidymis (tube that carries sperm)
testicular edema
scrotal swelling
inguinal hernia
intestine bulging through abdominal wall
indwelling catherer
catheter inserted in the bladder
5 pulses
radial carotid femoral Dorsalis Pedis (DP) Posterior Tibialis (PT)
CSMT
circulation
sensory
motor
tendon
DVT
palpable cords/Homa’s sign
CVA
costovertebral angle
Diaphoretic
perspirating
Jaundice
yellow
cyanotic
blue
pallor
pale appearance
urticaria
hives
petechiae/purpura
red/purple spot caused by bleeding into the skin
Erythema
reddening
Induration
cellulitits
Fluctuance
abscess
purulent drainage
pus-like
lymphangitis
spreading infection
ecchymosis
discoloration due to bleeding underneath
contusion
region in which blood capillaries ruptured
avulsion
flap of skin
ROM
range of movement
calor
increased warmth
dysarthria
unclear articulation
Levels of consciousness
somnolent obtunded responsive to voice responsive to painful stimuli unresponsive does not follow commands
Pronator drift
indication of UMN disorder
hypoesthesia
decreased sensation
DTRs
deep tendon reflexes
normal babinski
downgoing toes