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Exam 4 Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of overweight in children?

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85-95% BMI percentile

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2
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What is the definition of obese in children?

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Over 95% BMI percentile

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3
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True or false - you classify babies by birth weight and gestational age.

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True

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4
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What is precocious puberty in a male?

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Before age 9

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5
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What is precocious puberty in a female?

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Before age 8

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6
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What is delayed puberty in a male?

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No evidence of puberty by 14

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7
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What is delayed puberty in a female?

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No evidence of puberty 13 or no menarche by 16

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8
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Describe Tanner Stages for the female.

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2: breast budding and sparse hair
3: continued breast enlargement, darker, courser, curlier hair
4: areola and papilla form a secondary mound, adult type hair but decreased distribution
5: mature female breasts and adult hair

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9
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Describe Tanner Stages in a male.

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2: Enlargement in testicles and change in texture, sparse pigmented hair
3: growth in length and circumference, darker courser curlier hair
4: develop glans penis, darkening of scrotal skin, adult hair, decreased distribution
5: adult

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10
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What is the HEADS mnemonic for psychosocial screening?

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H: Home
E: Education, Eating
A: Activities, Affect
D: Drugs
S: Sexuality, Safety
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11
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What are the aspects of guided questioning?

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  1. Open ended to focused
  2. Eliciting a graded response
  3. Asking a series of questions one at a time
  4. Offering multiple choices
  5. Clarifying what the patient means
  6. Encouraging with continuers
  7. Echoing
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12
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What are the three parts of a plan?

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  1. Diagnostic
  2. Therapeutic
  3. Education
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13
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What are reasons to admit a patient to the hospital?

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  1. Concerned about a life threatening diagnosis
  2. Unstable condition like hypotension
  3. Need IV medication
  4. Unable to tolerate anything by mouth (vomiting/dehydration)
  5. Social reason (safety)
  6. Psych
  7. Treatment not available at home
  8. Failure to respond to appropriate outpatient regimen and getting worse
  9. Isolation
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14
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What is the mnemonic for admitting orders?

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ADC
VAAN
DISML

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15
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What are the first three steps of admitting (ADC)?

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  1. Admitting
  2. Diagnosis
  3. Condition
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16
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What are the next 4 steps of admitting (VAAN)?

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  1. Vital signs
  2. Activity
  3. Allergies
  4. Nursing
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17
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What are the last 5 steps of admitting (DISML)?

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  1. Diet
  2. IV fluids
  3. Special orders
  4. Medications
  5. Lab tests
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18
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What is heard best with the diaphragm?

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  1. High pitched sounds (S1, S2, midsystolic click, AR, MR)
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19
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What is heard best with the bell?

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  1. Low pitched sounds (S3, S4, MS)
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20
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Which is longer, systole or diastole?

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Diastole (usually)

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21
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What is S1?

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Closing of mitral and tricuspid valves (beginning of systole)

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22
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What is S2?

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Closing of aortic and pulmonic valves (beginning of diastole)

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23
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In S1, which valve is heard first?

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Mitral (before tricuspid)

24
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In S2, which valve is heard first?

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Aortic (before pulmonic)

25
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Which heart sounds are louder, left or right?

26
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Where is S1 heard loudest?

27
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Where S1 heard quietest?

28
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Where is splitting of S1 normal?

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Left lower sternal border (tricuspid area)

29
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Where is S2 heard loudest?

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Aortic area

30
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When do we hear physiologic splitting of S2?

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Inspiration at the pulmonic area

31
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What are the three types of pathologic splitting of S2?

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  1. Fixed (A2 before P2)
  2. Paradoxical (P2 before A2, happens with expiration)
  3. Wide (increases with inspiration)
32
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What are 2 causes of pathologic fixed splitting of S2?

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  1. ASD

2. RV failure

33
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What is 1 cause of pathologic paradoxical splitting of S2?

34
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What are 2 causes of pathologic widened splitting of S2?

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  1. RBBB

2. Pulmonic stenosis

35
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What are the two extra heart sounds heard in systole?

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  1. Early ejection sound

2. Systolic click

36
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What grade of murmur indicates the murmur can be palpated?

37
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What type of murmur can be innocent?

A

Midsystolic murmur

38
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If you hear an early ejection sound, what type of disease is usually implicated?

A

Aortic valve disease

39
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If you hear a systolic click, what disease is likely occurring?

A

MV prolapse

40
Q

The general cause of S3 is ___.

A

Fluid overload

41
Q

Which extra heart sound is always pathologic?

42
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The general cause of S4 is ___.

A

Stiff ventricle

43
Q

If you hear an opening snap, what is likely occurring?

A

Mitral/tricuspid stenosis - sound caused by restricted valve leaflet motion

44
Q

If you hear a murmur that is of musical quality, it is likely a ___ murmur.

45
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What are some of the causes of physiologic systolic murmurs?

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  1. High flow in anemia
  2. Pregnancy
  3. Fever
  4. Hyperthyroidism
46
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Define echogenic.

A

Structure or medium capable of reflecting or transmitting ultrasound waves

47
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Define anechoic.

A

Image appears black (fluid)

48
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Define hyperechoic.

A

Image appears brighter/whiter than surroundings (bone)

49
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Define hypoechoic.

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Image appears darker than surroundings

50
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Define isoechoic

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Image appears similar in brightness to surroundings

51
Q

In a subxiphoid view what is seen at the top and bottom of the image?

A

Top: liver
Bottom: atria

52
Q

How is the probe oriented in a parasternal long view?

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Indicator toward patient’s right shoulder or left hip

53
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In a parasternal long view what is seen at the top and bottom of the image?

A

Top: RV outflow tract
Bottom: inferior wall

54
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In a parasternal short view what is seen at the top and bottom of the image?

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Top: RV
Bottom: LV/inferior wall

55
Q

What can be seen on ultrasound to indicate a pulmonary embolism?

A

Dilated right ventricle

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