hollistic health test one Flashcards by Lyndi macdonald

health history
physical assessment
subjective and objective data

health assessment

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complete healt history and result of a physical exam

complete

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no time for complete

eposidic

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montioring after treatment

follow up

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rapid colletion
life saving measures

emergancy

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anything thats threaten a patients life

life threating

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can be life threating or dangers

urgent

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cpmparing finding with normal ranges to understand patients condidtion

normal/ abnormal

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preventing diease

primary

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decting symptoms

secondary

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perventing complication

tertiary

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lalonde report

enviromental factors, limits of HC system m

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ottawa charter

enabling ppl to controll their health care or progress

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deit, alcohol, drugs, smoking, physcail, intvertion, exercise, stress

DADSPIES

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getting a flu shot

active immunization

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taking antibotics to help illness

passive immunization

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patterns of learned values and behaviours
Important influence of their health and illnes
Social behvaiour, institutions and norms found in human

Culture

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different, variations, and disparities in the health status of groups

Health inequality

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health that are unnessary and avoidable and different that are considered unfair and nujust

Health inequity

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awake able to responded

ALERT

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not fully alert, difts to sleep when bored

LETHARGIC

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sleeps all the time

OBTUNDED

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unconscious, response barely

STUPOR

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dead

coma

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arise from when skin is intact then broken

PRIMARY lesion

crustyness after burn dried, scar tissue

secondary lesion

folllow nerve

ZOSTERFROM

straight line

LINEAR

little cluster

GROUPED

caused by abuse or trauma

HEMATOMA

brusies

ECCHYMOSIS

Appear on boney part of body caused by confined to bed or no moving

prssure injury

pressure injury stages

Stage one: red but unbroken Stage two: parietal skin erosion Stage three: extends to subcutaneous tissue Stage four: involves all layer of skin maybe deeper

dry scaley skin

Xerosis

brwon patches

Chloasma

skin tags

Acrochordons

bluster

nulla

red swollen mark on skin

wheal

swelling and aggression of cells

nodule

swollen pimple

papule

skin tiger

caused by serve dehydration

over area of valves- feels like cat purring causing murmur

Thrills

push on hand may be felt in right ventricle area with an enlarged ventricle

Heave

region or area in front of the heart and thorax

Percordium

occurs during the rapid filling phase, ventricld are resistant to filling during the early rapid filling phase- creates a vibrations

occurs when atria contactile is diastole, arita contract and push blood into ventriles that are noncompliant filling

thickening or hardening of arteries caused by a bulidup of plaque in the inner lining of an artery

Arteriosclerosis

Hearts inability to pump enough blood to met metabolic needs

heart failure

turn blood- poor circulation

Cyanosis

soft and low pitch

Vesicualr

louder and higher picth

Bronchial

intermediate intensity and pitch

Bronchonveiscular

say eeeeeeeee

Egophony

whisper pedotorilty

whispher numbrs

having patient say 99

Bronchophony

allergic hypersensitivity ti allergens

Asthma

air sacs and pulmonary capillaries are blcoked

Emphysema

Emphysema and broncitis

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease:

congested with bacteris

Pneumonia

collasped lung or filled with blood

Pneumothorax or hemothorax:

bacteria growing

Tuberculosis

blood clot in lungs

Pulmonary embolism

allows biopsy

Bronchoscopy

obtain pleural fluid for analysis

Thoracentesis

shortness breath laying

Orthopnea

shortness breath

Dyspnea

shortness that awakes patient

paroxysmal nocturnal orthopnea:

vibrations in lungs

Tactile fremitus:

common, slow clogging of drainage canals- leading to pressure, wide an dopen anle between iris and camera, no pain

Glaucoma

muscles stop working

Macular degeneration:

nose bleed

Epistaix

near bsuzzing

Tinnitus

itching

Pruritus

dizzy

Vertigo

P - Pupils E - Equal R - Round R - Reactive to L - Light A - Accommodation

Perrla

misalignment eyes

Strabismus

nearsighted

Myopia

farsighted

Hyperopia

produced and understand spoken language

Dysphagia

stye

Hordeolum

eye crust

xanthelasma

iflammation iritis

Iritis

ear wax

Cerumen

inflammation of inside nose

Allergic rhinitis

sexual assault is sexual activity in the absence of voluntary agreement sexual assault and sexual touching

Canadian criminal code;

Forced sexual activity without physical injury Sexual assault with a weapon or verba; threats Sexual assault causing bodily harm Aggravated sexual assualt

Four levels of sex assult