Key terms chapter 19 Flashcards

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Crepitus

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A crackling or grinding sound within the body

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2
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Dorsiflex

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Bending the ankle up

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3
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Ecchymosis

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A bruise

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4
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Field impression

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And EMS providers provisional diagnosis of a patient’s medical problem upon which medical treatment plan is based

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5
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Gross

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Referring to something that is obvious on physical examination

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6
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HPI

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The sequence of events leading up to the patient’s current problem

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7
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Incontinenesce

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The loss of the ability to control urination or defecation

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Paradoxical movement (of the chest)

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The obvious sign that a portion of the chest wall is not assisting with the breathing function

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9
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PMH

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And the count of patient’s previous and pre-existing health problems

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10
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Pertinent negatives

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A negative finding that requires no further care intervention

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11
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Plantar flex

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Pointing your toes

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12
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Presenting problems

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Why the patient called 911

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13
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Pronator drift

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Involuntary pronation of the hand, (turning the hand palm downward) when a patient’s arms are held in front of them, due to weakness of the muscle that opposes the pronation.

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14
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Radiation (pain)

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Extension of pain from its origin to include other areas of the body

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15
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Rebound tenderness

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Pain felt when pressure from a palpation is released from the area

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16
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Referred pain

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Pain that occurs in another part of the body instead of the part, in which the problem originates