General Dx - Inspection Flashcards
examination procedure - done from 1st encounter to end of pat’s visit
Inspection
puffy face, facial hirsutism, fat pad at base of neck posteriorly - only recent development
Cushing Syndrome
Moon face
Buffalo hump
facial hair
Cushing syndrome
Raynaud’s phenomenon
Scleroderma
Scleroderma
CREST syndrome
NOT hypothyroidism
dark blue or purple striae are noted on abdomen
dark blue or purple striae are noted on abdomen
Cushing syndrome
hair appears coarse, dry brittle
Hypothyroidism
difficulty swallowing
Hypothyroidism
fingernails are bent upward toward the tips
Hypothyroidism
NOT true when differentiating muscular disuse atrophy from neurogenic atrophy
disuse atrophy progresses more rapidly than neurogenic (false)
disuse atrophy progresses
in proportion to degree of muscular disuse
Neurogenic atrophy progresses
in proportion to neural involvement of disease
fastest atrophy is from
flaccid muscular paralysis from severed nerve (neurotomesis)
Xanthelasmas
hypercholesterolemia (xanthelamas = dermal cholesterol deposits)