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Last minute freak out Flashcards

1
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Pulse grading

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0-3

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Normal assessment order

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Inspect - palpate - percuss - auscultate

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3
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Drug Abuse assessment/help

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Assist - give medical advice
Asses - readiness for change?
Assist - offer help
Arrange - refer to specialists

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4
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% of people over the age of 12 who drink

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52%

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5
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% of the 52% who drink who binge drink?

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23%

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6
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% of those who heavily drink

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7%

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Risks from drinking

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  • Accidents, trauma
  • Cirrhosis
  • Cardiomyopathy, arrhythmias, HTN
  • Cancers of mouth, liver, esophagus
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Severe withdrawal alcohol

  • AKA
  • S/S
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Severe withdrawal = withdrawal delirium

  • Marked autonomic hyperactivity
  • Anxiety, nausea,
  • Increased tremors
  • Vivid hallucinations
  • Life threatening
  • Fever
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9
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CIWA scale - Severe withdrawal

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More than 20

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10
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COWS - severe withdrawal

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More than 36

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11
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Alcohol Dependence

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3 or more of:

  • Can’t stop or attain limits
  • Spent lots of time drinking
  • Spent less time on things that needed to be done
  • Showing tolerance (need more to have effect)
  • Showing signs of withdrawal (tremors, anxiety, sweating)
  • Keep drinking despite problems
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12
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At Risk Drinking

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Binge drinkers who are neither alcohol use disorder or alcohol dependent

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13
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Uncomplicated withdrawal

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-Anxiety
-Tremors
-Hallucinations
-Autonomic hyperactivity (sweat, tachycardic, elevated BP)
Peaks on 2nd day, resolves by 4th or 5th day

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14
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Alcohol abuse

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One or more of:

  • Risk for bodily harm
  • Relationship problems
  • Run ins with the law
  • Role failure
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15
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Palpation for heart

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Apical pulse 
Carotid Arteries (0-3, 2+ normal)
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16
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Binge #s

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Men: 5 drinks/2hrs
Women: 4 drinks/2 hrs

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17
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Risk for drinking when pregnant

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Fetal alcohol syndrome

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18
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Steps for Alcohol Screening/Intervention

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Ask
Assess
Assist
Follow-Up

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19
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ROM Scale

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0-5

3 - ROM with gravity (can lift but no resistance)

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20
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Assess muscles for…

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Size, tone, strength, sensory, ROM

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21
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Normal abdominal/GI sounds with percussion

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Stomach and intestines: tympany

Liver and spleen: dull

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22
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Abnormal GI percussion sounds

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Dull over fluid, mass, tumor

ascites, feces, tumor

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23
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Bowel sound order

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RLQ - RUQ - LLQ - RLQ

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24
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Abdominal bruits indicate

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Aortic aneurysm
Femoral artery occlusion
Renal artery stenosis

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25
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CVA tenderness indicates

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Kidney inflammation (pyelonephritis)

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26
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Order of abdominal assessment

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Inspection - auscultation - percussion - palpation

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27
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Distension

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Obese - uniformly round with everted umbilicus
Ascites - round with everted umbilicus
Feces or tumor- localized distension

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28
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Painful ROM in every direction

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Inflammation (ex: arthritis)

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29
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Painful ROM in one direction

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ligament, tendon problem

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30
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Pronator drift

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Patient holds arms out with eyes closed
Hold for 10 seconds - negative
If one arm pronates and drifts down - positive for UE weakness

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31
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Straight Leg Test

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aka Lasegue Test

Positive: herniated lumbar disc or nerve irritation

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32
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Phalen’s Sign

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Inverted prayer that tests for carpal tunnel

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33
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Tinel’s Sign

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Tap medial nerve to check for nerve irritation

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34
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Confrontation tests CN

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II - optic

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35
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Jaw movement tests CN

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V - trigeminal

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36
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PERRLA tests CN

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III, IV, VI

Oculomoter, trochlear, abducens

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37
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Heaves, lifts, and pulsations may indicate

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Ventricular hypertrophy
Right side: near sternal border
Left: apex

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38
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Graphesthesia

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Draw number on palm and have pt identify number

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39
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Reflex grading

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0-4

+2 is normal

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40
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Clonus

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Repeated muscular movements (jerking)

41
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Plantar Reflex

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J motion from heel to lateral

Positive: babinski and big toe reflex

42
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In babies, babinski is…

43
Q

Hyperreflexia

A

Upper motor neuron injury

44
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PMI

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Point of maximal impulse - 5th intercostal space

45
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Top of the heart is called

46
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Bottom of heart is called

47
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Facial movement tests CN

A

VII - facial

48
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Sensory tests on face test CN

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V - trigeminal

49
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Whisper tests tests CN

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VIII - vestibulochlear

50
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Gag reflex tests CNs

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IX and X - glossopharyngeal, vagus

51
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Should shrug tests CN

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XI - accessory

52
Q

Bruit

A

Low swooshing sound heart with turbulent blood flow, indicating partial occlusion in the artery
-Could indicate atherosclerosis

53
Q

Light tight dynamite tests CN

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XII - hypoglossal

54
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Hyperparesthesia

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Increased touch sensation

55
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Hypoparesthesia

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Decreased touch sensation

56
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Anesthesia

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No touch sensation

57
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Position sense

A

kinesthesia

58
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Tests for kinesthesia

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Move patient’s distal joints and have them identify the direction of movement

59
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Stereognosis

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Place a familiar object in the patient’s hand and have them identify it

60
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Which is higher pitched, murmur or bruit?

61
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What do you use to listen to the bruit?

62
Q

JVD distension is

63
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JVD indicates

A

Excess fluid volume

Heart failure

64
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Technique to assess JVD

A

Inspect at 45 degrees (head turned slightly)

65
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S3

A

Ventricular gallop
Kentucky
Heard after S2

66
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S3 indicates

A

Heart failure, fluid overload

67
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S3 is normal in

68
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S3 and S4 are what type of sounds?

69
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S4

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Atrial gallop
Tennessee
Heard before S1 after S3

70
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S4 indicates

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Ventricular deficiency

Seen with coronary artery disease

71
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S4 is normal in

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older adults

72
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S1

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“Lub”
Beginning of systolic
Closure of AV valves (mitral and tricuspid)
Heard better at base

73
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S2

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“Dub”
End of systolic
Closure of Semilunar valves (pulmonic and aortic)
Heard better at apex

74
Q

Abnormal palpation finding at precordium

75
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Thrill

A

Palpable vibration that signifies turbulent blood flow

76
Q

What should you use to feel thrill?

A

Palm surface of hand

77
Q

what should you use to palpate for temperature on a patient?

78
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One pulse is

A

Lub Dub

S1, S2

79
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Hyporeflexia

A

Lower motor neuron damage

80
Q

Glasgow coma components

A

Verbal response
Best motor response
Eye opening

81
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Glasgow - totally unresponsive

82
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Flaccidity

A

Hypotonia

Limp, soft tissue

83
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Spascity

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Hypertonia

Resistant to lengthening

84
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Rigidity

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Constant resistance during passive ROM

85
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Hypotonia

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Flaccidity

86
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Hypertonia

87
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FAST

A

Face (droop)
Arms (does one fall?)
Speech (slurred, slow)
Time

88
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6 P’s of PAD

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  • pallor
  • pulselessness
  • paresthesia
  • poikilothermia (cool)
  • paralysis
  • pain
89
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Murmurs

A 
Gentle, blowing, swooshing sound that indicates congenital or valve defects 
0-6 on loudness
Quality 
Location 
Duration
90
Q

What can cause murmurs?

A

Exercise, increased blood viscosity, defects

91
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When does the heart reach adult size?

92
Q

Is it normal for child to experience SOB when feeding?

93
Q

Is labored breathing normal in child?

94
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One UE edema

A

lymph problem

95
Q

One LE edema

96
Q

Bilateral LE edemas

A

CHF

or Kidney failure/problem

97
Q

Edema grading

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1 - 4

1: 2 mm, less than 10 seconds
2: 4 mm, 10-15 seconds
3: 6 mm, 1 min or greater
4: 8 mm, 2-5 min

98
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Slow cap refill could indicate

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Low CO, hypothermia, vasoconstriction

99
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Thin shiny skin and hair loss in LE

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malnutrition and arterial insufficiency

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