Exam One - Think Tank Flashcards

1
Q

Body language and pain

A

fretful hand movements, restless

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2
Q

Comprehensive review of systems

A

reason for visit, extent of illness

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3
Q

NPs handle multiple patient complaints

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one at a time and all must be explored/drilled down

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4
Q

How do you document lack of communication from a patient?

A

“pt is not a reliable source”

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5
Q

What are you assessing when using a proverb or metaphor ?

A

abstract reasoning

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6
Q

chalazion

A

focal lesion appears to be inflammatory in nature on the meibomian gland

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7
Q

Nutritional assessment in the elderly

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MNA - mini nutritional assessment
height/weight
biochemical – albumin & hemoglobin
functional

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8
Q

Patch test on a papule that erupted

A

allergic contact dermatitis

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9
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Documentation of a specific family members history :

A

age their family member experienced it/onset

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10
Q

Assessment of elderly pt after rehab

A

functional / ADLs

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11
Q

Newborn assessment sequence

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1st-head/fontanelles
2nd - extremities
3rd - trunk/abdomen

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12
Q

Newborns assessment technique likely to yield most clues

A

Inspection

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13
Q

Valid and reliable pain scale for children

A

Wong-Baker Pain Scale

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14
Q

Description of pain in trigeminal neuralgia

A

burning, shock-like, sharp-shooting

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15
Q

Diverse patient population & health risks

A

40 y/o +, hypertension, AA or Hispanic - open-angle glaucoma leading cause of blindness

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16
Q

patients greatest at risk for suicide

A

Elderly males

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17
Q

Documenting physical assessment finding and the use of abbreviations

A

should be restricted, could lead to liability/malpractice

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18
Q

Use of a family member as a translator

A

Document skepticism of understanding treatment/diagnosis/meaning.

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19
Q

A 4-year-old with no/minimal pain - what would you expect on the Wong-Baker scale

A

smiling

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20
Q

Wong-Baker Pain Scale

A

for children, rated on a 1-5 scale of smiley/sad face
1-2 no-little pain
3-4 sad face pain
5 extreme pain

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21
Q

Diagnostic procedure to rule out fungus

A

scrape test from active border

22
Q

fluorescein dye and cobalt light is used to confirm what diagnosis

A

corneal abrasion

23
Q

when patient has severe pain in eye, you can suspect

A

foreign body

24
Q

What is LEAST important to know? Elbow injury playing tennis
Have you ever had this pain before?
LMC for females
Allergies to food/drugs
Cardiovascular family history

A

Cardiovascular family history

25
Q

Test to confirm abnormal corneal light reflex

A

cover/uncover test

26
Q

Priority for someone with major depression

A

Safety, thoughts of self-harm, harm to others
PHQ-9 test

27
Q

Photophobia, eye discomfort in only one eye, no visual change, you can suspect

A

bacterial conjunctivitis

28
Q

Blepharitis is

A

thickened, crusted area at lash line and no other eye structures are involved

29
Q

Alterations in things that do not exist, perceived thoughts, internal perceptions that patient believes to be true but is not

A

hallucinations

30
Q

small raised bump after an injury, friable (bleeds easily), vascular papule

A

pyogenic granuloma

31
Q

Perceptions of pain

A

it is what the patient says it is
greatly impacted by emotions and quality of sleep can greatly impact perceptions of pain

32
Q

Pain assessment scale for dementia

A

use a checklist for non-verbal

33
Q

HPI vs PMH

A

HPI narrative
PMH bullets

34
Q

Characteristics leading to believe a skin lesion is a melanoma

A

ABCDE
asymmetry
borders irregular
color difference
diameter
evolution

35
Q

what abnormals do you find on African Americans that need further testing

A

hyperpigmentation
Drusen bodies (opthalmic exam)

36
Q

what order do you document assessment

A

Data is always documented by body systems, with subjective and objective data grouped accordingly

37
Q

a dark-colored skin person will have ___ gums

38
Q

Assessment of abdominal pain in a child

A

“point to where it hurts”

39
Q

What do Wood’s Lamp colors mean = yellow/green.

A

it is fungal and it is pseudomonas aeruginosa

40
Q

What is the value of using a pain scale ?

A

patients response to therapy interventions can be documented. encompasses re-evaluation.

41
Q

How do we notate a chief complaint in a patients medical record?

A

whatever the patient says in quotes or italics, or parenthesis

42
Q

Smoking
brother & dad died
last hospital

A

smoking is social hx
bro & dad is family hx
last hospital is PMH

43
Q

Pt comes in complaining of chest pain. What is the BEST next question to ask.

A

Please describe your pain. Open-ended question.

44
Q

Woman, 1 month postpartum, fatigue, loss of appetite, inability to sleep and states “ I don’t want to go on anymore”

A

Postpartum depression. Post partum depression differs from “baby blues” because it is longer than 2 weeks.

45
Q

Distinct raised red circular, scaly border on arm of child

A

tinea corporis

46
Q

Disease process that appears usually on knees, elbows, & face. They are silvery and scaly.

A

plaque psoriasis

47
Q

JAHCO requires pain assessment when…

A

every shift, admission, & re-assessment of pain. Must document pain scale.

48
Q

how will you rate a pts LOC? drowsy, but wakes up and answers appropriately, & falls back asleep

49
Q

Pain OLDCARTS

A

Onset
Location
Duration
Character
Aggravating
Relieving
Treatment
Severity

50
Q

Focused vs Comprehensive

A

Comprehensive is everything
Focused is on chief complaint.
The extent of illness and reason for visit determines if it is focused or comprehensive

51
Q

Providing care to a trans patient

A

Risk factor indicators for biological gender and for how they identify