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1
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Frequency: Bell vs. diaphragm

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Bell: low frequency
Diaphragm: high frequency

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Opthalmascope: red vs. green

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Red: near-sighted
Green: far-sighted

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Normal temperatures: axilla, oral, rectal

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Axilla: 97
Oral: 98
Rectal: 99

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Pre-menopausal women have higher/lower temperature than post-menopausal women & men

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Higher

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Temperature is lower/higher in the AM

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Lower

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After ovulation, temperature is higher/lower than before

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Higher

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Pre-HTN

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120-139 / 80-89

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HTN Stage 1

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140-159 / 90-99

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HTN Stage 2

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160+/100+

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10
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What does one report when reporting the pulse?

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Little red riding hood always carries snacks

Location, rate (brady/tachy), rhythm (reg/reg irreg/irreg reg), character (amplitude 0-4, contour), symmetry

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What are the 5 vital signs?

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Pulse, BP, Respiration, Temperature, Pain

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12
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How does one describe the character of pulse?

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Amplitude & Countour

0: absent, not palpable
1: diminished, barely palpable
2: normal (easily palpable)
3: increased (extremely easy to palpate)
4: bounding, exaggerated

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13
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What vessel do you use to describe the contour?

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R carotid

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Describe the contour of the pulse.

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Upstroke, plateau, downstroke

U: normal pulse contour has smooth, rapid upstroke, rounded brief plateau, less rapid downstroke

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How do you describe respirations?

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Rate, rhythm, depth, effort, patterns/symmetry

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16
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The pain scale goes from: ___ to 10

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0

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17
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The best temperature to take on children

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Rectal

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18
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How often does one measure height/weight?

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Initially on presentation
Annually with preventive services exam
Daily for CHF, ESRD, Cirrhosis

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Describe the various BMI categories.

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Underweight: < 18.5
Normal: 18.5-24.9
Overweight: 25-29.9
Obese 1: 30-34.9
Obese 2--severely: 35-39.9
Obese 3--morbidly: 40+
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For children, how does percentile of weight translate into weight class?

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Underweight: <5th percentile
Norm: 5th-85th percentile
Overweight: 85-95 percentile
Obese: 95th percentile

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21
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There are 7 disorders of gait

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  1. Pain/antalgic
  2. Immotile joint–PF contraction, prolonged plaster
  3. Muscle weakness–Trendelenburg
  4. Spasticity
  5. Rigidity
  6. Ataxia
  7. Frontal gait disorder
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22
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A stomping gait is characteristic of…

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tabes dorsalis

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23
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Describe the Trendelenburg gait.

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Weak abductor function (G medius, minimus)

  • Abductors support the opposite pelvis during single limb stance
  • Pelvis drops to opposite side on walking
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24
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What is the waddle gait?

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Bilateral trendelenburg

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25
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A weak gluteus maximus walks this way…

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Center of gravity behind the hip

26
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When one has a weak quadriceps, how does s/he walk?

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Hyperextension of knee; hand above the knee to support leg by preventing buckling

27
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Foot drop

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Excessive flexion of the hip and knee during the swing phase to clear foot from floor; knee may be jerked high in an attempt to dorsiflex the ankle
* Uncontrolled slapping of forefoot as heel makes

28
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A hemiplegic presents with the arm, fingers…

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flexed, fingers; internally rotated

29
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Puffy face and absent lateral eyebrow

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Hypothyroidism

30
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Moon facies

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Cushings

31
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Prognathism

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Acromegaly

32
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Big toe cut in shoe

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Gout

33
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United shoes

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Pedal edema

34
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Odors can indicate…

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  1. ETOH
  2. DKA
  3. SBO
  4. Uremia
  5. Liver dz
35
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Cap/scarf on head

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Hides scalp disorders

36
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Migraine headache

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Migraines	Etiology: neuronal dysfunction
70% unilateral
Throbbing, aching, rapid onset (1-2 hrs)
Peak incidence: adolescence
15% women, 6% men
Monthly recurrence
Symptoms: nausea, vomiting, photophobia, phonophobia, aura
Aggravated: ETOH, food, stress
Relieve: quiet, sleep
36
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Migraine headache

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Migraines	Etiology: neuronal dysfunction
70% unilateral
Throbbing, aching, rapid onset (1-2 hrs)
Peak incidence: adolescence
15% women, 6% men
Monthly recurrence
Symptoms: nausea, vomiting, photophobia, phonophobia, aura
Aggravated: ETOH, food, stress
Relieve: quiet, sleep
37
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Tension headache

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Etiology: unclear
Tenderness peri-cranial muscles
Bilateral, generalized/localized to back of head
Steady, non-throbbing, mild-to-moderate
Gradual onset
30 minutes-7 days; episodic/chronic
± Photophobia
Massage/relaxation
37
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Tension headache

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Etiology: unclear
Tenderness peri-cranial muscles
Bilateral, generalized/localized to back of head
Steady, non-throbbing, mild-to-moderate
Gradual onset
30 minutes-7 days; episodic/chronic
± Photophobia
Massage/relaxation
38
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Cluster headache

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Less than 1% prevalence (men > women)
Unilateral, behind/around eye, temple
Deep continuous severe pain, 3 hrs
Episodic, clustered in time with several attacks every day for 4-8 weeks
ANS: lacrimation, rhinorrhea, miosis, ptosis, edema eye
↑ sensitivity to ETOH

38
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Cluster headache

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Less than 1% prevalence (men > women)
Unilateral, behind/around eye, temple
Deep continuous severe pain, 3 hrs
Episodic, clustered in time with several attacks every day for 4-8 weeks
ANS: lacrimation, rhinorrhea, miosis, ptosis, edema eye
↑ sensitivity to ETOH

39
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Angular chelitis

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Angle of the mouth; fissures

Causes: ill-fitting dentures, absence of teeth, nutritional deficiencies (B2)

39
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Angular chelitis

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Angle of the mouth; fissures

Causes: ill-fitting dentures, absence of teeth, nutritional deficiencies (B2)

40
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Herpes simplex

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Painful, recurrent vesicles on the lips/surrounding areas

* Small cluster develops first, crust forms – 10-14 days to heal

40
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Herpes simplex

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Painful, recurrent vesicles on the lips/surrounding areas

* Small cluster develops first, crust forms – 10-14 days to heal

41
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Lip carcinoma

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Lower lip; scaly plaque (leukoplakia), ulcer, nodule

* Prolonged exposure to the sun

41
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Lip carcinoma

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Lower lip; scaly plaque (leukoplakia), ulcer, nodule

* Prolonged exposure to the sun

42
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KS

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Low grade vascular tumor; lesions deep purple in color, associated with HIV (HHV8)

42
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KS

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Low grade vascular tumor; lesions deep purple in color, associated with HIV (HHV8)

43
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Koplik’s spots

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Early sign of MEASLES

  • Small white spots that resemble grains of salt that appear on buccal mucosa near first and second molar teeth
  • Rash appears within 1 day
43
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Koplik’s spots

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Early sign of MEASLES

  • Small white spots that resemble grains of salt that appear on buccal mucosa near first and second molar teeth
  • Rash appears within 1 day
44
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Leukoplakia

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Thickened white plaque

* Chewing tobacco; can progress to carcinoma

44
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Leukoplakia

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Thickened white plaque

* Chewing tobacco; can progress to carcinoma

45
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Gingival hypertrophy

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Gums hypertrophied, red, cover teeth

* Puberty, pregnancy, leukemia, phenytoin (for epilepsy)

45
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Gingival hypertrophy

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Gums hypertrophied, red, cover teeth

* Puberty, pregnancy, leukemia, phenytoin (for epilepsy)

46
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Hairy tongue

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Brown/black elongated hairy papillae on dorsum of tongue; associated with Abx

46
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Hairy tongue

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Brown/black elongated hairy papillae on dorsum of tongue; associated with Abx

47
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Hairy leukoplakia of the tongue

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Affect sides of tongue; appear as white raised areas with a corrugated pattern; CANNOT be scraped off; associated with HIV/AIDS

47
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Hairy leukoplakia of the tongue

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Affect sides of tongue; appear as white raised areas with a corrugated pattern; CANNOT be scraped off; associated with HIV/AIDS

48
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Apthous ulcer

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Canker sore; Under the tongue, painful

* Oval/round, white in color, surrounded by halo of reddened mucosa; single/multiple

48
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Apthous ulcer

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Canker sore; Under the tongue, painful

* Oval/round, white in color, surrounded by halo of reddened mucosa; single/multiple

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