Exam 2 terms Flashcards

1
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spinning; sensation of movement. Subjective is one’s body rotating in space and objective is the sensation of objects spinning around them

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Vertigo

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2
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Tinkling or ringing sound heard in one or both ears

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Tinnitus

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3
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the dropping of the upper eyelid

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Ptosis()

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4
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abnormal forward placement of the eyeball

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Exophthalmos

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5
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the adjustment of the eye to the variations in distance

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Accommodation

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6
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Earwax

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Cerumen

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7
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pupils less than 2mm

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Miosis()

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8
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unequal size of the pupils

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Anisocoria()

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9
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the cartilage that separates each nostril

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Sputum

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10
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rapid deep breathing is often associated with ketoacidosis

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Kussmaul breathing

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11
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abnormal breathing pattern characterized by intervals of apnea interspaced with deep and rapid breathing patterns

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Cheyne- Stokes breathing()

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12
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inability to coordinate muscular movement

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Ataxia

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13
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Dimpling of the skin that resembles the skin of a orange

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Peau d’Orange

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14
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turning inside out or upside down

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Inversion

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15
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breathing that’s abnormally slow(ATI DEF)

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Bradypnea

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16
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breathing that is labored or difficult

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Dyspnea

17
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refers to breath sounds at a moderatrate pitch heard in posterior chest over the outer center of the back on either side of the spine between the scapula and in the anterior chest around the sternal border

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Bronchovesicular breath sounds

18
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expected breath sounds heard over most lungs

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Vesicular breath sounds

19
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high pitched sounds heard in the trachea and in the area around the manubrium; only in anterior

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Bronchial breath sounds

20
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abnormal respiratory sound heard during ausculation; discontinouses bubbling sounds that is heard over distal bronchioles and aveoli that contains serous secretions

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Crackles

21
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high pitched, musical noise that sounds like a squeak; heard over of a narrowed pathway

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wheeze

22
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loud, low pitched, course sound similar to a snore heard over an obstructed path

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Rhonchi(rhonchus)

23
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difficulty in swallowing

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Dysphagia

24
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loss of accommodation; associated with elders

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Presbyopia

25
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the opacity of the lens of the eyes

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Cataracts

26
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eye disease characterized by abnormally increased intraocular pressure

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Glaucoma

27
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Pupils are greater than 6

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Mydriasis

28
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shrunken, airless alveoli or collapse of lung tissue

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Atelectasis

29
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shortening or drawing of the skin backward

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Retraction

30
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I

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Inflammation

31
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is an abnormal body posture that involves the arms and legs being held straight out, toes pointed down, and head and neck being arched backward, muscles are tight and held rigidly. Indicates severe damage to the brain

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Decerebrate

32
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is abnormal posturing in which person is stiff with bent arms, clenched fist, and legs held out straight; a sign of severe damage in the brain

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Decorticate