CPR/Lists Flashcards
WEEK 1
WEEK 1
Fracture CPR. (4)
- Prolonged steroid use
- Age >70
- Significant trauma
- Female
WEEK 2
WEEK 2
Depression
- PHQ-2 Score ≥ __ should be further evaluated with PHQ-9.
- PHQ-9 Score ≥ __ indicates depression.
- ≥ 2
- ≥ 10
Cook Cervical Myelopathy Cluster. (5)
- ) Gait abnormality
- ) + Hoffman
- ) + Babinski
- ) + Inverted supinator sign
- ) Age >45
- > /=3/5 = Rule IN
- =1/5 = Rule OUT
Wells CPR for DVT:
- High Probability = >__ (75%)
- Moderate Probability = __-__ (17%)
- Low Probability = __ (3%)
-What probability would warrant a referral for further screening?
- High Probability = >3
- Moderate Probability = 1-2
- Low Probability = 0
-High/Moderate Probability would warrant a referral.
Wells CPR for PE:
- High Probability = >__
- Moderate Probability = __-__
- Low Probability = __-__
- High Probability = >6
- Moderate Probability = 3-6
- Low Probability = 0-2
WEEK 4
WEEK 4
What are (3) mechanisms to consider in regards to referred visceral pain?
- Embryonic Development
- Multisegmental Innervation
- Direct pressure and shared pathways
Describe Embryologic Development mechanism for referred visceral pain. What are some examples?
-Pain is referred to a site where the organ was located in fetal development.
Examples
- Chest is part of gut in embryo. Thoracic disorders can refer to abdomen.
- Heart starts as cranial structure in embryo. MI or pericarditis can refer to abdomen.
- Kidney and ear come from same embryonic tissue. Kidney dysfunction can refer to ear pain.
Describe Multi-segmental Innervation mechanism for referred visceral pain. What are some examples?
-Organs have multiple levels of innervation. Overlapping or same segmental projections can refer to different areas.
Examples
-Cardiac pain is not felt in the heart but referred to areas of corresponding spinal nerve. Can occur in any structure innervated by T3-T4 (jaw, neck, upper trap, shoulder, arm).
Describe Direct Pressure and Shared Pathways mechanism for referred visceral pain. What are some examples?
-Organ that is inflammed/problematic and is causing organ to be larger than normal. Irritates structures and can refer pain to areas also innervated structure being irritated.
Examples
- Spleen → L shoulder
- Tail of pancreas → L shoulder
- Head of pancreas → R shoulder
- Gallbladder → R shoulder
- Liver → R shoulder
Direct Pressure and Shared Pathways:
- Impingement on central diaphragm can refer to __________.
- Impingement on peripheral diaphragm can refer to ___________ and/or ____________
- central diaphragm = shoulder
- peripheral diaphragm = costal margins (ipsilateral) and/or lumbar region
Direct Pressure and Shared Pathways:
- Spleen → __________
- Tail of pancreas → _________
- Head of pancreas → __________
- Gallbladder → _________
- Liver → ___________
Spleen → L shoulder Tail of pancreas → L shoulder Head of pancreas → R shoulder Gallbladder → R shoulder pain Liver → R shoulder pain
Central Sensitization Inventory (CSI):
Cutoff score of ____ indicates possibility of predominant CS pain
-40 or greater
Rhabdomyolysis biggest S/Sx?
Reddish-brown urine
What are the 5 P’s that are indicative of acute arterial occlusion (ischemia)?
- Pain
- Pallor
- Pulselessness
- Paresthesia
- Paralysis
Night Pain:
-Cannot lie on involved side= _____
Can stay on involved side for 30 mins to an hour before symptoms present= _______
Can lie on involved side for up to 2 hours before symptoms present= ________
- acute
- subacute
- chronic
WEEK 5
WEEK 5