FINAL Flashcards
what are the different types of lung sounds (3)
- broncial
- bronchialvesicular
- vesicular
characteristics of bronchial breath sounds
harsh, high pitched, loud
what is an abnormal breath sound
adventitious
characteristics of bronchialvesicular sounds
blowing, moderate intensity, moderate pitch
which patient has a barrel chest
emphysema
what is a more horizontal position of the ribs, costal angle of more than 90*
barrel chest
positive sign of the romberg test
moving feet apart
characteristics of the soft palate
pink, smooth, moist
CN that assesses the gag reflex
CN IX and X
4 things to look for when assessing mental status
- memory
- speech
- reasoning
- judgement
where to percuss the triceps reflex
above the olecranon process
suggestive of breast malignancy
retraction of the breast
CN that is tested by clenching teeth
trigeminal nerve
type of assessment that is performed for a particular problem
focused
when should a clinical breast exam be done
every 3 years for young adult women
dysfunction of CN VIII
vertigo
when objects look blurry up close
presbyopia
sound that is heard when auscultating the heart in CHF pt’s
S3
slow, less than normal
brady
characteristics of vesciular breath sounds
sighing, low pitch, soft intensity
4 adventitious lung sounds
- crackles (rales)
- ronchi (gurgles)
- friction rub
- wheeze
organ that is in the ULQ
spleen
where the mitral/apical pulse is located
5th ICS, MCL
tests for low back pain
straight leg test
what does documentation promote
communication between team members
when to use a Doppler
if there is a non-palpable pulse where there was not an absent pulse before change
where the apex/apices of the lungs located
slightly above the clavicles
orthopnea
difficulty breathing when lying supine
*indicative of CHF
tripod position is assoc. with
seen in pt’s with COPD
CN for smell
CN I (olfactory)
clear watery drainage from the ear
CSF
race and gender that has a higher risk for heart failure
African American male
when do you palpate the abdomen
last