Lecture 2: Introduction to Physical Exam and Instruments Flashcards

First Midterm

1
Q

When should you wear gloves?

A

Obvious Blood or body fluid

Patient presenting with diarrhea

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2
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When should you wash your hands (related to gloves?)

A

Before and after wearing gloves

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3
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What are the 5 steps of hand washing?

A
  1. Wet: wet hands with clean water and apply soap
  2. Lather: Rub hands together with soap
  3. Scrub: Wash hands for at least 20 seconds
  4. Rinse: Get rid of soap
  5. Dry
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4
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What are clinical scenarios in which you should wear clinical gloves?

A
Office/Clinic
Hospital 
ER 
Scene of Accident 
Sporting Event 
Restaurant 
Any other situation where skills are put to work
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5
Q

When percussing different parts of the body, what type of sounds should you hear for fluid, solid, and air?

A

Fluid: dull sound
Solid: flat sound
Air: tympanic sound

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6
Q

What are some things you inspect about general appearance?

A

Level of Consciousness
Signs of Distress
Skin abnormalities (lesions, bruises, cuts, etc)

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7
Q

The bell of the stethoscope is used to hear what kind of sounds?

A

low pitched sounds (e.g. bruits)

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8
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The diaphragm of the stethoscope is used to hear what kind of sounds?

A

High pitched

e.g. Breath sounds and heart tones

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9
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When checking a child’s ear (>12 mo) with an otoscope, move the ear ___

A

Up and back

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10
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When checking a child’s ear (<12 mo) with an otoscope, move the ear ___

A

Down and back

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11
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The length of a blood pressure cuff’s bladder should be at least ____ of the upper arm

A

80% of the circumference

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12
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The width of a blood pressure cuff’s bladder should be at least ____

A

40% the length of the upper arm

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13
Q

The first knocking sound you hear when measuring blood pressure is the subject’s ______

A

Systolic pressure (Korotkoff sound)

Disappears at diastolic pressure

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14
Q

When can you get a falsely high BP?

A
  1. If cuff is too small
  2. If cuff is too large on a large arm
  3. Brachial artery is below heart
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15
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When can you get a falsely low BP?

A
  1. If cuff is too large on small arm

2. Brachial artery is above heart

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16
Q

What are locations to measure pulse?

A
Radial A.
Dorsalis pedis A. 
Carotid A. 
Brachial A. 
Abdominal aorta 
Femoral A. 
Popliteal A.`
17
Q

What are the 4 techniques of examination?

A

Inspection
Auscultation
Percussion
Palpation

18
Q

Goals of an osteopathic structural exam

A

Integrates information about the musculoskeletal system even when dealing with non-musculoskeletal complaints

The body is a unit and possesses self regulatory mechanisms and structure and fxn are reciprocally interrelated

Rational therapy is based upon an understanding of body unity, self-regulatory mechanism and inter-relationship of structure and function

19
Q

The opthalmascope is an example of a ____ instrument

A

Fundoscopic