Extraoral Exam Flashcards

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what does atypical mean

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not present in all individuals but still within normal limits

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what does pathologic mean

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associated with infection, trauma, neoplastic growth, errors in development

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what is hemiplegia

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paralysis one side usually from stroke

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what is paraplegia

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paralysis both sides

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what is hemiparesis

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weakness on one side

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what is paraparesis

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weakness on both sides

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what is ataxic gait

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presence of abnormal uncoordinated movements
-unsteady, staggering gait
-walking is uncoordinated and not ordered

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what are parkisonian gaits and examples

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motor disturbances-resting tremors
-tremor
-rigidity
-postural instability
-hypokinesia

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what are the guidelines of interacting with wheelchair riders

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-avoid presumptions
-greet normal
-speak directly
-learn locations of ramps
-offer help

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how do you do a wheelchair transfer

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-position wheelchair as close as possible
-lock wheels
-fold footrest out of the way

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what is marfans syndrome and incidence

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genetic disorder that affects the bodys connective tissue, effects about 1-5,000

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what are symptoms of marfans syndrome

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-tall
-thin
-arachnodactily
- wingspan> height
- chest concavity
-heart murmur
-spine abnormalities

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what to do if you notice head lice

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dismiss patient and vacuum chair

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what does HEENT stand for

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head, eyes, ears, nose, throat

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what is prognathic

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protruding mandible

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what is retrognathic

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retrusive mandible

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what are the cancer precautions

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-if on chemo they are immunocompromised
-head and neck radiation therapy: xerostomia, mucosal irritation, cervical caries

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what is the most common skin disorder, where is it located, and what is the incidence rate

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basal cell, middle 2/3 of face, more than 3 million cases in the US per year

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describe squamous cell carcinoma

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-irregular borders
-crusty surface
-persistent thick rough scaly patches

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what percentage of cancers does squamous cell carcinoma make up

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90%

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describe a melanoma

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-multiple colors
-irregular borders
-flat or slightly raised borders and somewhat asymmetrical in form
-highly infiltrative

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what are nodular melanomas

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aggressive lesions that have only a vertical growth

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what is ptosis and what can it indicate

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eyelid lag, sometimes sign of past stroke

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what is occular hypertelorism

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excess spacing between eyes

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what is exophthalmos
abnormal protrusion of the eye
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what is exophthalmos a sign of
hyperhtyroidism
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what are the lymph node groups
-cervical -axillary -inguinal -internal (pelvis, abdominal, thoracic
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what are the cervical lymph nodes
-submental -submandibular -tonsilar/jugulodigastric -preauricular -postauricular -occipital -anterior cervical chain -supraclavicular -posterior cervical chain
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where are submental lymph nodes located
below chin
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where are submandibular lymph nodes
3-6 nodes below the mandible
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describe the size of tonsillar lymph nodes
some of the largest lymph nodes in the cervical chain due to lots of lymphatic drainage. decreases in size with age in cancer free patients
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where is the anterior cervical chain nodes
on top and beneath the SCM, from the angle of the mandible to the top of the clavicle
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where are the supraclavicular lymph nodes
in the hollow above the clavicle just lateral to where it joins the sternum
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where is the posterior cervical chain located
extends in a line posterior to the SCM but in front of the trapezius
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describe how infected lymph nodes appear
firm tender, enlarged and warm, overlying skin may be inflamed
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how do malignant lymph nodes feel
firm, non-tender, matted, fixed and increase in size over time
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what area is the most common lymphadenopathy
cervical
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what are some clues to routine swelling in lymph nodes from recent infection
-tender -mobile -current or recent viral infection -bilateral (not always) -predictable locations -long lasting without change
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what are mumphs
infection of the parotid gland
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what are symptoms of mumphs
swelling in the cheek and sore lymph nodes
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where is the thyroid located and can you palpate it
inferior to the larynx and just superior to the clavicles, cannot palpate
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how do you do a thyroid exam
- place fingers on either side of adam's apple -then slide to just below it -ask patient to swallow -feel gland rise up then drop back -feel for any aymmetry or lumps
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what percentage of the US have TMJ issues
20%
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what percentage of TMJ sufferers are women
85.4%
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what are TMD symptoms
-joint pain -headaches -tinnitus -insomnia -neck ache -teeth sensitive to hot and cold
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what are the causes of TMD
-bruxism -clenching -stress -malocclusion -arthritis -trauma -stimulants
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what are the 3 diagnostic classes of TMD
-muscles -soft tissue of the joint - hard tissues of the joint
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what does referred pain in temporalis mean
anterior teeth pain
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what does referred pain in masseter mean
posterior teeth pain
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what are the components of a TMD exam
-excessive tooth mobility -widened PDL -migration in the absence of period ds -buccal mucosa ridging -lateral tongue scalloping -inspect symmetry and alignment of face jaws and dental arches
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what are splints for TMD used for
-redistribute occlusal forces -relax the masticatory muscles and stabilize the joint - protect dentition and dental work
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what are treatment options for TMD
-NSAIDs -anti-anxiety -muscle relaxers -botox -physical therapy -surgery -joint rest, limit joint movement, keep teeth ajar -soft food diet - medications to relieve pain and relax muscles -hot or cold compress -TMJ physical therapy -wearing a night guard
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what abnormal things do you look for in head and neck exam
-nosebleeds -congestion -trouble swallowing - lumps in neck, hoarseness, scratchy throat that doesnt get better -pain in neck, jaw, or ears
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what is angular cheilitis and where is it found
on corners of mouth, usually candida
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what is one of the first signs of bruxism
teeth become sensitive to hot and cold