Course 4: Physical Exam Flashcards

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Benign physical exam: constitutional

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Well developed, well nourished. No acute distress.

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Benign physical exam: Eyes

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PERRL, EOMI

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Benign physical exam: ENT

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Moist mucous membranes

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Benign physical exam: Neck

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Supple. No lymphadenopathy

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Benign physical exam: cardiovascular

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

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Benign physical exam: respiratory

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

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Benign physical exam: abdominal

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

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Benign physical exam: extremities

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No edema, full ROM

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Benign physical exam: skin

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Dry, no rashes. Warm

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Benign physical exam: neurological

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Alert and oriented. Normal speech

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Benign physical exam: psychiatric

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Normal affect

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Physical exam-Basic

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  1. Looking at the pt
  2. Auscultating the heart
  3. Auscultating the lungs
  4. Palpating the abdomen
  5. Examining the legs
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Exam findings: external inspection

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  1. No acute distress
  2. Well developed
  3. Well nourished
  4. PERRL
  5. Moist mucosa
  6. Supple neck
  7. No respiratory distress
  8. Skin is warm and dry
  9. Alert and oriented.
  10. Normal affect
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Exam findings: auscultating the heart

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  1. Regular rate and rhythm.

2. No murmurs, rubs or gallops.

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Exam findings: auscultating the lungs

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  1. Clear to auscultation bilaterally

2. No wheezes, rales, or rhonchi

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Exam findings: palpating the abd

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  1. Soft
  2. Non-tender.
  3. Non-distended.
  4. No guarding, rebound, or rigidity
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Exam findings: examining the legs

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  1. No edema

2. Distal pulses intact

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Exam findings: examines throat

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Pharyngeal erythema or exudate

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Exam findings: examines the inner-ear

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TM erythema or bulging

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Exam findings: auscultates the abd

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Hyperactive/hypoactive bowel sounds

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Exam findings: touches the wrists

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Radial pulses

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Exam findings: squeezes the calf muscles

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Calf tenderness

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Exam findings: “pounds” on the back

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CVA tenderness

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Anatomical Position

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Standing erect, facing directly forward, feet pointed forward and slightly apart, and arms hanging down at the sides with palms facing forward.

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Normal: NAD
Abnormal: Mild/moderate/severe distress (due to pain)
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Normal: Well developed, well nourished
Abnormal: cachectic/emaciated/malnourished
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Normal: alert
Abnormal: somnolent, obtunded, unresponsive
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AT/NC
Atraumatic/Normcephalic
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Normal: AT/NC
Abnormal: any signs of trauma, sinus tenderness, angioedema
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Normal: PERRL
Abnormal: anisocoria (unequal pupils)
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EOMI
Extra Ocular Movements Intact
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Normal: EOMI
Abnormal: EOM entrapment
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Normal: Sclera are anicteric
Abnormal: Scleral icterus
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Normal: Normal conjunctiva
Abnormal: Pale conjunctiva, conjunctival injection
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Clear anterior chamber Sharp disc margins
1. Retinal detachment 2. Papilledema 3. Hyphema
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Normal: Cornea
Abnormal: 1. Corneal abrasion or ulcerations 2. Fluorescein uptake
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Normal: TM's
Abnormal: 1. TM erythema 2. TM bulging 3. TM dullness 4. TM obscured by cerumen (earwax)
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Normal: Nares (nostrils, singular: naris)
Abnormal: 1. Epistaxis 2. Rhinorrhea 3. Septal hematoma 4. Boggy turbinates (swollen inner nose) 5. Nasal deformity
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Normal: Moist Mucous Membranes Oropharynx (OP)
Abnormal: 1. Dry Mucous Membranes 2. Dental Caries 3. Edentulous 4. Pharyngeal Erythema 5. Tonsillar Hypertrophy 6. Peritonsillar Abscess
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DMM
Dry Mucous Membranes
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PTA
Peritonsillar Abscess
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Normal neck: supple
Abnormal: 1. JVD 2. Carotid bruit 3. Cervical lymphadenopathy (swollen lymph nodes) 4. Vertebral Point (midline) vs. paraspinal tenderness 5. Thyromegaly
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Normal heart: regular rate and rhythm. Heart sounds normall
Abnormal: 1. Tachycardia/ bradycardia 2. Irregularly irregular rhythm 3. Murmur 4. Extrasystoles (extra beats) 5. Pleural rub 6. Gallop
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Normal heart: regular rate
Abnormal: | tachycardic, bradycardic
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Normal heart: regular rhythm
Abnormal: | irregularly irregular
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Normal heart: heart sounds normal
Abnormal: | murmurs, rubs, gallops, extra systoles
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Delayed capillary refill: 0
Absent
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Delayed capillary refill: 1+
Barely palpable
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Delayed capillary refill: 2+
Easily palpable (normal)
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Delayed capillary refill: 3+
Full
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Delayed capillary refill: 4+
Bounding/aneurysmal
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Normal finding: | No respiratory distress
Contradictory finding: 1. mild/moderate/severe respiratory distress 2. tachypnea 3. accessory muscle use
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Normal finding: | Clear to auscultation bilaterally
Contradictory finding: 1. diminished breath sounds 2. wheezes 3. Rales 4. Rhonchi
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CTAB
Clear to Auscultation Bilaterally
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TTP
Tenderness to Palpation
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Abdominal normal finding: soft and non-tender
Abnormal finding: 1. mild/moderate/severe TTP 2. Voluntary guarding 3. Rebound tenderness 4. Rigidity 5. Murphy's sign
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Normal rectum: normal rectal tone, heme negative
Abnormal findings: 1. Heme positive (Guaiac positive) 2. Abnormal stool color 3. Hemorrhoids 4. Rectal Prolapse 5. Decreased rectal tone
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CMT
Cervical motion tenderness
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Normal female: normal external genitalia
Abnormal: | Sores, lesions, rashes
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Normal female: normal bimanual exam
Abnormal: CTM Uterine tenderness Adnexal tenderness (ovaries)
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Normal female: normal speculum exam cervical Os is closed no blood or discharge
Abnormal: Cervical Os is open Blood in the vaginal vault Malodorous/thick white discharge
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Normal male: normal genital exam circumcised/uncircumcised
Abnormal: 1. Testicular tenderness 2. Epididymal tenderness 3. Testicular edema 4. Testicular mass 5. Urethral discharge 6. Inguinal hernia 7. Indwelling catheter
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normal muskuloskeletal extremities: non-tender
Abnormal: Bone tenderness soft tissue tenderness calf tenderness
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normal musculoskeletal extremities: full ROM
Abnormal: | Decreased ROM 2nd degree pain
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normal musculoskeletal extremities: Distal CSMT intact
Abnormal: pulse/sensory/motor deficits Tendon Laxity
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CSMT
Circulation, Sensory, Motor, Tendon
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A&Ox4
``` Alert and oriented to: person time place situation ```
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normal neurological finding: normal speech
Abnormal: | aphasia, dysarthria
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normal neurological finding: alert, Ox4
Abnormal: | obtunded
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Strength: Normal strength 5/5
``` Abnormal: 4/5 very mildly weak 3/5 unable to overcome resistance 2/5 unable to overcome gravity 1/5 slight contraction, no movement 0/5 flaccid, limp ```
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Motor normal finding: | sensation intact
Abnormal: | Hypoesthesia (decreased sensation)
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Motor Strengths
1. Pronator Drift 2. Upper Extremity Strength "Grip strengths" 3. Lower extremity strengths
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Deep tendon reflexes
``` 0 Absent 1+ Hypoactive 2+ Normal 3+ Increased 4+ Unsustained clonus ```
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Babinski: normal
Downgoing toes
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Babinski: abnormal
Upgoing toes
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Neurological normal findings:
1. Visual field intact 2. PERRL 3. EOMI 4. Tongue midline 5. Normal gag reflex 6. Facial symmetry 7. Facial sensation intact 8. Normal shoulder shrug
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Neurological abnormal findings:
1. Visual field loss 2. Unequal pupils (anisocoria) 3. EOM palsy, rightward/leftward gaze 4. Tongue deviation 5. Decreased gag reflex 6. Facial droop, ptosis 7. Hypoesthesia, numbness 8. Unequal shoulder shrug
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Normal cerebral exam: normal gait
Abnormal finding: | ataxia, antalgic
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Normal cerebral exam: no nystagmus
Abnormal finding: | nystagmus
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Normal cerebral exam: normal finger-to-nose normal heel-to-shin
Abnormal finding: | dysmetria
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Normal cerebral exam: negative Romberg's
Abnormal: | Positive Romberg
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Normal cerebral exam: normal RAM
Abnormal: | dysdiadochokinesia
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Normal cerebral exam: no tremor
Abnormal: | tremor
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RAM
Rapid Alternating Movements
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Normal (psychiatric): normal affect
Abnormal - Flat affect - Odd affect - Tearful - Anxious - Depressed - Hypomanic - Poor eye contact
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Normal (psychiatric): normal judgment
Abnormal: - Suicidal/Homicidal - Hallucinations - Flight of ideas - Paranoid
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Normal (psychiatric): normal insight
Abnormal: - Denies illness/ symptoms - Non-compliant with treatment
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Normal (psychiatric): normal speech
Abnormal: - Tangential speech - Pressured speech
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Trauma exam: head
Abnormal findings: - Battle's sign - Raccoon eyes - Periorbital ecchymosis
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Trauma exam: eyes
Abnormal findings: - unequal pupils - subconjunctival hemorrhage - hyphema
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Trauma exam: ears
Abnormal findings: | hemotympanum
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Trauma exam: nose
Abnormal findings: - nasal bone deformity - epistaxis - septal hematoma
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Trauma exam: oropharynx
Abnormal findings: - malocclusion - dental injury
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Trauma exam: neck
Abnormal findings: - vertebral point tenderness - deformities - step-offs
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Trauma exam: respiratory
Abnormal findings: - absent breath sounds - splinting - crepitus
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Trauma exam: abd
Abnormal findings: - tenderness - distended - ecchymoses
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Trauma exam: rectal
Abnormal findings: | -rectal laxity (decreased rectal tone)
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Trauma exam: musculoskeletal
Abnormal findings: - pelvis unstable - bony tenderness - deformity
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Trauma exam: back
Abnormal findings: - vertebral point tenderness - deformities - step-offs
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Trauma exam: skin
Abnormal findings: - ecchymosis - laceration - abrasion - skin tear - avulsion
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Trauma exam: neurological
Abnormal findings: | -Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS
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GCS
Glasgow Coma Scale. Used to assess level of consciousness in trauma pts
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Code exam: general
Common finding: | unresponsive
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Code exam: head
Common finding: - normcephalic - atraumatic
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Code exam: eyes
Common finding: | -fixed and dilated
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Code exam: oropharynx
Common finding: - airway patent - ETT in place
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Code exam: cardiovascular
Common finding: - absent heart sounds - no palpable pulses
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Code exam: respiratory
Common finding: - no spontaneous respirations - equal with controlled ventilation
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Code exam: abd
Common finding: | -distended
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Code exam: musculoskeletal
Common finding: | -no deformities
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Code exam: skin
Common finding: - pallor - cyanotic - mottled
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Code exam: neurological
Common finding: - unresponsive - neurological exam limited due to clinical condition
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Pediatric physical exam: general
Normal: - non-toxic - alert - interactive - playful - smiling - crying with tears on exam - quickly consolable
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Pediatric physical exam: head
Normal: | -flat fontanel (if less than 8 months old)
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Pediatric physical exam: eyes
Normal: - PERRL - no scleral icterus
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Pediatric physical exam: ears
Normal: | Nml TMs
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Pediatric physical exam: throat
Normal: | Moist mucous membranes
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Pediatric physical exam: neck
Normal: - supple - no meningitis
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Pediatric physical exam: cardiac
Normal: | -regular rate and rhythm
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Pediatric physical exam: respiratory
Normal: - no distress - clear and equal
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Pediatric physical exam: abd
Normal: - soft - no crying or grimacing with palpation
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Pediatric physical exam: genital
Normal: - Nml external - testicles descended
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Pediatric physical exam: extremities
Normal: | -FROM
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Pediatric physical exam: skin
Normal: - warm - dry - no rash
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Pediatric physical exam: neurological
Normal: - alert - appropriate for age - moves all 4 extremities
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MAEx4
Moves All 4 Extremities
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Pediatric abnormal: general
- lethargic - inconsolable - febrile
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Pediatric abnormal: head
- sunken fontanel | - bulging fontanel
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Pediatric abnormal: eyes
-scleral icterus
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Pediatric abnormal: ears
- TM erythema | - bulging
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Pediatric abnormal: throat
-pharyngeal erythema
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Pediatric abnormal: neck
-lymphadenopathy
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Pediatric abnormal: cardiac
- murmur | - tachycardia
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Pediatric abnormal: respiratory
- wheezes - stridor - retractions - nasal flaring
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Pediatric abnormal: abd
-crying with abd palpation
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Pediatric abnormal: genital
-erythema
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Pediatric abnormal: extremities
-ecchymoses in various stages of hearing
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Pediatric abnormal: skin
-rash
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Pediatric abnormal: neurological
- post-ictal | - somnolent
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Tenderness
Pain felt on the release of pressure
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Icterus
Yellowing, also known as jaundice
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Perfusion
The flow of blood through the body's blood vessels