Medical Clinical Signs Flashcards
Abducent nerve palsy
Lateral rectus Esotropia of affected eye Diplopia Acquired: vascular, trauma, increased pressure, temporal arteritis, MS Congenital- no double vision
Acromegaly
XS GH
Frontal bossing
Prognathism
Kyphosis
Gardner’s syndrome
FAP- polyps
rectal bleedings, diarrhoea, abdo pain, rectal polyps, thyroid cancer.
Adrenal failure acute
D+V, tachy, hypotensive, fever, shock, coma, death
Alcoholic myopathy
proximal
biceps, pecs
cardiomyopathy and arrhythmias
increase in CK
ALS
commonest MND degeneration of ant. horn cells MIXED picture (UMN and LMN) asymmetrical distal weakness brisk reflexes absent sensation
Acquired angioedema
Acute allergic
Non-allergic drug reaction
Idiopathic
URTICARIA
Congenital angioedema
NO urticaria
starts in pubery
with exercise, menstruation
Anterior synechiae
odd shaped pupil
iris adheres to cornea
iritis, trauma, closed angle glaucoma.
Anti-muscarinic SE
Constipation Low HR Glaucoma Dry mouth Urinary retention Pupil dilated
Examples of anti muscarinics
atropine
ipratropium
oxybutinin
mebeverine
Quincke
nail bed throbbing
Traube
pistol shot femorals
Duroziez
murmurs over femorals
Apical lung cancer
Pancoast
Horner’s
Hoarse voice
Arm oedema
Arachnodactyly
spider fingers
Marfan’s
Ehlers Danlos
Homocystinuria
Arnold Chiari
Medulla, 4th ventricle and cerebellum displaced downwards.
Present with a meningiomyocele
Athetosis
slow, irregular, sinous, writhing movements
Cerebral Palsy, Huntingtons, CVA, space occupying lesion.
AVSD
Complete: blue baby
Partial: breathless baby
DOWNs syndrome
Foucher’s sign
baker’s cyst firm when leg straightened.
Bartter’s syndrome
inherited defect ascending loop
like too much loop diuretics
increased urine, increased thirsts, vomiting.
Basal ganglia
Striatum Globus pallidus Substantia nigra Nucleus accumbens Subthalamic nucleus
Beckers MD
milder than deuchennes
proximal muscle weakness
Gower’s sign
Beer drinker potomania
Lots of beer
Little food
Electrolyte disturbance
Bell’s sign
NOT bell’s palsy
When try to close eye with them being held open, one eyes moves up and outward
due to week ocularis oculi.
Boutonniere’s deformity
PIP flexed, DIP hyperextended
Broca’s area
usually left side
Bronchiectasis
permanent dilatation and thickening of airways
calcium channel blockers SE
flushing
headache
ankle swelling
constipation
cerebral palsy
90% spastic
dyskinetic
ataxia
chemodecta
paraganglioma
carotid body tumour
chronic fatigue syndrome
6 months, no signs, 24 hour delayed fatigue
chvostek’s sign
tap face
club foot
talipes equinovarus
mycoplasma pneumoniae
erythema nodosum
compartment syndrome
pain out of proportion increased pressure pain on passive extension pallor parasetheisa
cauda equina
L1/L2
corneal archus
arcus selenis
hypercholesterolaeamia
costochondritis
CP reproducible on palpation of the sternum
cranial paget’s
increase hat size, hearing loss, vertigo
crocodile tears sign
uncommon complication of bell’s palsy
cry when eating
facial paralysis when eating.
cysticercosis
tape worm
pork or beef
abdo pain, nausea, diarrhoea 6-8 weeks after
dengue fever
mosquitos
febrile phase
critical phase (low bp, GI bleeding, ascites, pleural effusions)
recover phase (altered consciousness, seizures)
Nephrogenic DI
amyloidosis
any kidney disease
Sx: increased thirst, dehydration, increased urine
Diptheria
bacteria
grey-white membrane in throat
pseudomembrane can become very large and obstruct airways
distention of mitral valve ring
due to dilated left ventricle
causes regurgitation
drug induced hypersensitivity syndrome
3-6 weeks after first exposure
muco-cutaneous rash, fever, lymphadenopathy and organ failure.
ehler’s danlos
gollagen disorder
fragile skin
stretchy and gross
fragile blood vessels- internal bleeds
Eisenmengers
reversal of a L to R shunt (to R to L) in teens causing them to become syanosed and get R heart failure- die in 30s
Exudative tonsilitis
Group A strep
Facial nerve disconnection
Loss of ant 2/3 taste and decreased saliva.
Chorda tympani mastoid segment of facial nerve Afferent sensation via lingual nerve. Effecent parasympathetic secretomotor to sub-mandibular and lingual glands. Travels through the middle ear
Fibrosing alveolitis
Restrictive
Cor pulmonale
Fixed drug eruption
Allergy
30 mins- 8 hours after had drug.
Round/oval patches of redness and swelling
Flaccid paraparesis
LMN= flaccid
Polio
Botulism
GBS
Fluid overload
Iatrogenic Heart failure AKI SIADH Physical stress Pink/frothy sputum
Giardia lamblia infection
Protazoa
Poor sanitation
Chronic diarrhoea/malabsorption
Failur to thrive, abdo pain etc.