Fam med - common presentations Flashcards

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What is the presentation of compartment syndrome?

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1) pain
2. Pallor (B)
3. Pulselessness (C)
4. Paresthesia (D)
5. Poikilothermia (E)
6. Paralysis (F)

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What is the presentation of a torn rotator cuff?

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Limited ROM with significant pain, significant weakness with strength testing,

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What is the most common presentation of Rotator cuff tendinopathy

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Positive Apley’s Scratch test, Weakness and pain with empty can testing, Limited active ROM

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What is the cause and presentation of epiglottitis?

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H Flu, hot potato voice - life threatening!

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What is the presentation of scarlet fever

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diffuse, punctate blanding in body folds

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Describe hydrocele (what is it, what are symptoms, how can it be detected)

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cystic painless scrotal fluid collection and is the most common cause of painless scrotal swelling
-positive transillumination

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Describe varicocele

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collection of dilated and tortuous veins in the pampiniform plexus surrounding the spermatic cord in the scrotum - more commonly occur on the left side
mass like, nontender

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What is the presentation of adenomyosis?

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US shows boggy uterus

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What is the presentation of cervical stenosis

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adolescent with dysmenorrhea that is not responsive to NSAIDs

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What is the presentation of vestibular neuritis?

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associated with URI, common cause of vertigo

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What is the presentation of a subtalar injury?

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high energy, dislocation of talocalcaneal joints

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What is the presentation of a talar dome fracture?

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usually associated with sprain - can progress to avascular necrosis

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What are the most common eye manifestations of grave’s disease?

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The most common manifestations of Graves’ ophthalmopathy are eyelid retraction and exophthalmos.; symptoms result from corneal irritation due to eyelid retraction; symptoms usuually bilateral but can be unilateral

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What are the symtpoms associated with hypothryoidism?

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weight gain, cold intolerance, pedal edema, heavy periods, fatigue

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What are the classical signs of pregnancy?

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Amenorrhea with fatigue, nausea, and/or vomiting as well as breast changes, including tenderness, are the classic presentations of pregnancy, Urinary frequency , Softening of the cervix, , bluish-purple hue in the cervix and vaginal walls, Enlargement of the uterus, fetal heart tones, fetal movement

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What is frozen shoulder?

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global and painful decrease in active and passive range of motion - often occurs without prior injury, 15% bilateral,

17
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What are the core sx of ADHD?

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inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity