Mod 2: Med Terms/A&P (5%) Flashcards

1
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sx: cellulitis

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skin swollen, red, and hot

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2
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cause: cellulitis

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bacteria (streptococcus/staphylococcus)

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3
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tx: cellulitis

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  • rest area
  • cut away dead tissue
  • antibiotics
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4
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sx: dermatitis

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  • red itchy rash
  • blisters
  • oil scales
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5
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cause: dermatitis

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allergen

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6
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dx: dermatitis

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physical exam

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7
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tx: dermatitis

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  • moisturizers
  • steroid creams
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sx: ezcema

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  • red, itchy skin
  • crusted blisters
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9
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cause: ezcema

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heredity and environmental factors

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10
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tx: ezcema

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  • mild fragrance-free soap and moisturizers
  • steroid creams
  • antihistamines
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dx: ezcema

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physical exam

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12
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sx: basal cell carcinoma

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waxy bump/skin sore not healing with within 2 months and continues to grow

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cause: basal cell carcinoma

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damage to DNA of basal cells from Ultraviolet B

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14
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dx: basal cell carcinoma

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physical exam biopsy

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15
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tx: basal cell carcinoma

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  • surgical excision
  • liquid nitrogen freezing
  • curettage
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sx: melanoma

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mole with asymmetry, rough/irregular border, nonuniform color, and diameter > 1/4 in

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17
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cause: melanoma

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excessive exposure to UVB

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18
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what are sources of UVB?

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sun and tanning beds

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19
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dx: melanoma

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physical exam and biopsy

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20
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tx: melanoma

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surgery and radiation

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21
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purpose of cytoplasm

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suspend organelles & chemical reactions

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22
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purpose of nucleolus

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forms RNAs and ribosomes

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23
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purpose of ribosomes

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protein synthesis

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24
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purpose of centrioles

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cell reproduction

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25
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purpose of lysosomes

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digest waste

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26
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purpose of endoplasmic reticulum

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transport materials

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27
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purpose of rough endoplasmic reticulum

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synthesis and transport of proteins

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28
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purpose of smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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synthesis of some lipid molecules

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29
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purpose of Golgi Apparatus

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pack & release materials/forms lysosomes

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30
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list the purpose of the skin

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  • protection
  • temp regulation
  • sensation
  • excretion
  • vitamin D production
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31
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list the purpose of the sebaceous glands

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  • keep skin and hair soft
  • kill bacteria
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32
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list the purpose of sudoriferous glands

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produce sweat to cool the body

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33
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describe lymph nodes

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home to macrophages & filter lymph

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34
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define lymph nodules

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lymphoid tissue masses of macrophages & lymphocytes and not encapsulated like nodes

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35
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purpose of thymus

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produce & mature T cells

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36
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what is the largest lymphoid organ

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spleen

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37
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what is the home of macrophages and filters blood

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spleen

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38
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lymph is

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insterstitial fluid collected and filtered

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39
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aka: immunoglobulins

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antibodies

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40
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define B-cells

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lymphocyte that recognizes antigens and turns into plasma cells to create antibodies

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41
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define T cells

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lymphocyte that kills infected cells

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42
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aka: monocytes

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phagocytes

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43
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if someone was sick and now has antibodies, what type of immunity is this

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naturally acquired active

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44
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if someone received a vaccine, what type of immunity is this

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artificially acquired active

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45
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if an infant received antibodies from placenta and breast milk, what type of immunity is this

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naturally acquired passive

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46
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antibodies from blood products are what type of immunity

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artificially acquired passive

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47
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aka: bicuspid valve

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mitral valve

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48
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this valve is between the right atrium and right ventricle

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tricuspid

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49
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this valve is in between the left atrium and left ventricle

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bicuspid

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50
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define the ALIMENTARY CANAL

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primary organs of digestive system

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51
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how many pairs of cranial and spinal nerves are there

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12 cranial & 31 spinal

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52
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purpose of cytoplasm in nervous system

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produce neurotransmitters and energy for neuron

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53
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describe the EPIDIDYMIS

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superior to each testis and matures sperm

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54
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purpose of VAS DEFERENS

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connects epididymis to urethra

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55
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purpose of SEMINAL VESICLES

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secrete seminal fluids to stimulate muscle contractions in femal organs

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56
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describe PROSTATE GLAND

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surrounds proximal urethra contracting during ejaculation to propel sperm and secrete fluid protecting sperm from vagina

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57
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describe BULBOURETHRAL GLANDS

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inferior to prostate that lubricates penis for sex

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58
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aka: bulbourethral glands

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cowper’s glands

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59
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define TESTOSTERONE

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most abundant and biologically active male sex hormone

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60
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purpose of OVARIES

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make ova, estrogen, and progesterone

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61
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define ESTRADIOL

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most abundant and biologically active female sex hormone

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62
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sx: sprain

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painful swelling/bruising of joint area & decreased ROM

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63
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dx: sprain

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physical exam and imaging

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64
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tx: sprain

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RICE

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65
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cause: osteoporosis

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malnutrition, inadequate Ca intake/absorption, endocrine disorders, immobile/lack of exercise, aging

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66
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dx: osteoporosis

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bone density DEXA scan

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67
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tx: osteoarthritis

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PT, exercise, steroid injections, joint replacement

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68
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sx: osteoarthritis

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pain w/joint movement, stiffness in joint during inactivity, lack of flexibility

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69
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dx: rheumatoid arthritis

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physical exam, blood test, imaging

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70
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tx: rheumatoid arthritis

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PT, medication

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71
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sx: gout

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red, hot swollen joint

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72
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dx: gout

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joint aspiration & microscopic evaluation of crystals

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73
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tx: gout

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anti-inflammatory meds & dietary adjustments

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74
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sx: muscular dystrophy

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chronic & progressive muscle weakness, paralysis

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75
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cause of muscular dystrophy

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inherited/spontaneous genetic mutation

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76
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dx: muscular dystrophy

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pt history, physical exam, muscle enzyme tests, electromyography, muscle biopsy, genetic testing

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77
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tx: muscular dystrophy

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PT, ambulatory devices, meds

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78
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sx: myopathy

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muscle weakness, cramps, stiffness, spasms, tetany

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79
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cause of myopathy

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disease

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80
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tx: myopathy

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tx of underlying cause, PT, meds, braces, surgery, massage

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81
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cause of myalgia

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injury, viral infection, overuse, meds/vaccines

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82
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tx: myalgia

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tx underlying cause, massage, heat/cold, analgesics & muscle relaxants

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83
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sx: repetitive stress disorder (RSD)

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pain, tingling, numbness, swelling, loss of flexibility and muscle weakness

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84
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cause of repetitive stress disorder

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repetitive tasks, forceful exertion, vibration, mechanical compression, sustained uncomfortable positions

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85
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dx: repetitive stress disorder

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physical exam, pt history, imaging

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86
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tx: repetitive stress disorder

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anti-inflammatory, meds, rest, splinting, massage, surgery

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87
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sx: shin splint

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pain & swelling lower leg

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88
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dx: shin splint

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physical exam & pt history

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89
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cause of shin splints

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repeated stress of tibia & connective tissues

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90
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tx: shin splints

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RICE & surgery

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91
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sx: anemia

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fatigue, dizziness, cold extremities, headache, irregular heartbeat

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92
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cause of anemia

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blood loss, dysfunction creating hemoglobin, excessive destruction of RBC

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93
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dx: anemia

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blood test

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94
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tx: anemia

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tx cause, increase iron or vitamin K, blood transfusion

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95
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sx: atherosclerosis

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chest pain, transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), peripheral artery disease, kidney disfunction

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dx: atherosclerosis

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physical exam, pt history, blood test, doppler ultrasound, EKG, stress test, angiogram, CT/MRI

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97
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tx: atherosclerosis

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healthy diet, exercise, meds, angioplasty, stents, endarterectomy, bypass surgery

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98
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sx: congestive heart failure

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fatigue, peripheral edema, SOB

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99
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cause CHF

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coronary artery disease, high BP, cardiomyopathy, valvular disease, heart defects

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100
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dx: congestive heart failure

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medical history, physical exam, blood test, EKG, echocardiogram, chest xray

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101
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tx: CHF

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weight loss, control BP, ACE inhibitors, beta blockers

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102
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sx: hemophilia

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excessive bleeding, frequent bruising

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103
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cause of hemophilia

A

absence of clotting factors bc of genetics

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104
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dx: hemophilia

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family history, physical exam, blood tests

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105
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tx: hemophilia

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replacement therapy

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106
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sx: hypertension

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high BP, headaches, irregular heart rhythms, vision changes, chest pain

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107
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cause of hypertension

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genetics, smoking, obesity, stress, too much salt intake

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108
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dx hypertension

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consistently high P over 2 or 3 office visits over course of 1-4 weeks

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109
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tx: hypertension

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medications, weight management, healthy diet, stress reduction

110
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sx: myocardial infarction

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acute chest pain, nausea, vomiting, heartburn, profuse sweating

111
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dx: MI

A

EKG & blood test

112
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tx: MI

A

fibrinolytic agents, diagnostic angiogram, stenting, bypass surgery

113
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sx: acute renal failure

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decreased urine output, fluid retention, fatigue, SOB, confusion, nausea

114
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dx: acute renal failure

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observation of urine output, blood test, urinalysis, imaging

115
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tx: acute renal failure

A

tx underlying cause, meds, hemodialysis

116
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sx: chronic renal failure

A

asymptomatic in early stages, high BP, geel generally ill & fatigue

117
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dx: chronic renal failure

A

blood test

118
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tx: chronic renal failure

A

control BP, hemodialysis

119
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sx: renal calculi

A

severe episodes of back & side pain, pain w/urination, dark/foul smelling urine, nausea, frequent urination, fever, chills

120
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dx: renal calculi

A

blood test, urine test, imagin

121
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tx: renal calculi

A

drink water, pain reliever, lithotripsy

122
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dx: urine incontinence

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urinalysis, medical history, physical exam

123
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tx: urine incontinence

A

kegel & surgery

124
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sx: urinary tract infection

A

persistent urge to urinate, burning w/urination, strong smelling cloudy urine, pelvic or flank pain

125
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cause of UTI

A

infection gen caused by E coli

126
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dx: UTI

A

urinalysis, urine cultures, imaging

127
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tx: UTI

A

antibiotics

128
Q

sx: appendicitis

A

pain in RLQ, nausea, anorexia, vomiting, abdominal swelling, fever

129
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cause of appendicitis

A

blockage of appendix opening causing buildup up of bacteria

130
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dx: appendicitis

A

pt history, blood & urine tests, imaging

131
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tx appendicitis

A

appendectomy

132
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sx celiac disease

A

anemia, diarrhea, gas, bloating, weight loss, fatigue

133
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dx celiac disease

A

physical exam, med history, blood test, antibody test, endoscopy w/biopsy

134
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tx celiac disease

A

avoid gluten

135
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sx colorectal cancer

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asymptomatic in early stages, fatigue, irregular bowel movements, blood in feces, cramps, bloating, weight loss

136
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risk factors for colorectal cancer include

A

high-fat diet, family history, IBD

137
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dx colorectal cancer

A

barium enema or colonoscopy

138
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tx colorectal cancer

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surgical removal & chemotherapy

139
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sx diverticulosis

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asymptomatic, pain in LLQ, fever, chills, nausea, vomiting

140
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cause of diverticulosis

A

high pressure pressing against weak areas of colon wall

141
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dx diverticulosis

A

colonoscopy

142
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tx diverticulosis

A

antibiotics

143
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sx GERD

A

heartburn, nausea after eating, difficulty swallowing

144
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cause of GERD

A

lower esophageal sphincter dysfunction

145
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dx GERD

A

upper endoscopy, test amount of acid in esophagus

146
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tx GERD

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lifestyle/dietary changes, antacids, surgery

147
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sx acute respiratory distress (ARDS)

A

SOB, low BP, rapid breathing, sx gen after injury

148
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cause of ARDS

A

fluid buildup in alveoli blocking oxygen from passing into blood stream

149
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dx ARDS

A

arterial blood gas analysis, chest xray

150
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tx ARDS

A

O2 therapy, mechanical ventilation, antibiotics

151
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dx asthma

A

pulmonary function test

152
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sx bronchitis

A

SOB, fever, chills, fatigue, coughing, production of mucus

153
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dx bronchitis

A

physical exam, auscultation, chest xray, pulmonary function test

154
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sx chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

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chest tightness, productive cough, wheezing, SOB w/activity

155
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define COPD

A

condition where airflow in and out of lungs blocked gen bc of a combo of emphysema and bronchitis

156
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dx COPD

A

pt history, pulmonary function test, chest xray, CT scan

157
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tx COPD

A

smoking cessation, meds, O2 therapy

158
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sx rhinitis

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sneezing, coughing, runny nose, watering eyes, pressure in ears

159
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define rhinitis

A

irritation & inflammation of mucous membranes in nose along w/excessive production of mucus

160
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dx rhinitis

A

physical exam

161
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tx rhinitis

A

corticosteroids & antihistamines

162
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sx alzheimers

A

memory loss, imapired judgement/language, inability to perform activities of daily living, inability to reason, paranoia, agitation

163
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cause of alzheimers

A

brogressive destruction of brain cells

164
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sx cerebral concussion

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distorted vision, headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light/noise, inability to concentrate

165
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cause of cerebral concussion

A

traumatic Brian injury

166
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tx cerebral concussion

A

observation and rest for 7-10 days

167
Q

sx sciatica

A

sharp/dull/burning pain radiating from lumbar spine to butt and down back of legs

168
Q

cause of sciatica

A

generally herniated disk, bone spur, tumor

169
Q

tx sciatica

A

muscle relaxants, anti-inflammatories, PT, corticosteroids

170
Q

dx sciatica

A

test muscle strength & reflexes, imaging

171
Q

sx CVA

A

facial muscle weakness, arm droop, speech abnormalities, others dependent on location in brain

172
Q

cause of stroke

A

decrease in blood supply to brain or rupture of blood vessel

173
Q

dx stroke

A

Neuro exam, CT/MRI scan, Doppler ultrasound, arteriography

174
Q

sx shingles

A

blisters and pain on skin in band like pattern following path of nerves

175
Q

tx shingles

A

antivirals & analgesics

176
Q

cause of Cushing syndroms

A

overuse of oral corticosteroids, hypersecretion of glucocorticoids

177
Q

tx cushings

A

meds to lower glucocortcoids

178
Q

define type 1 diabetes mellitus

A

lack of insulin production

179
Q

define type 2 diabetes mellitus

A

insulin resistance

180
Q

sx hyperthyroidism

A

sudden weight loss, rapid heartbeat, increased appetite, anxiety, tremor, sweating, frequent bowel movements, enlarged thyroid gland

181
Q

dx hyperthyroidism

A

physical exam, blood test, radioactive iodine uptake test, thyroid scan

182
Q

tx hyperthyroidism

A

antithyroid medications, oral radioactive iodine

183
Q

sx hypothyroidism

A

increasing tiredness, dry skin, constipation, weight gain

184
Q

tx hypothyroidism

A

synthetic hormone levothyroxine

185
Q

sx graves disease

A

goiiter, increased heartbeat, muscle weakness, disturbed sleep, tremor, weight loss, anxiety, irritability, bulging eyes

186
Q

tx graves disease

A

radioactive iodine therapy, antithyroid medications, beta blockers, surgery

187
Q

sx candidiasis

A

vaginal itching, burning w/urination, white vaginal discharge

188
Q

dx candidiasis

A

vaginal discharge

189
Q

sx ectopic pregnancy

A

abdominal/pelvic pain with light bleeding, severe pain and bleeding

190
Q

dx ectopic pregnancy

A

physical exam, blood test, ultrasound

191
Q

sx genital herpes

A

pain, itching, sores in genital area, flu-like sx

192
Q

dx genital herpes

A

physical exam, testing of sores

193
Q

which disease is indicated if a pt presented w/a waxy bump on the skin that has been growing for 4 months

A

basal cell carcinoma

194
Q

Abd stands for

A

abdomen

195
Q

ABGs stand for

A

arterial blood gases

196
Q

a.c. stands for

A

before meals

197
Q

ACLS stands for

A

advance cardiac life support

198
Q

Ad lib stands for

A

as desired

199
Q

AKA stands for

A

above the knee amputation

200
Q

AMA stands for

A

against medical advice

201
Q

ASA stands for

A

aspirin

202
Q

BE stands for

A

barium enema

203
Q

BKA stands for

A

below the knee amputation

204
Q

BM stands for

A

bowel movement

205
Q

C&S stands for

A

culture & sensitivity

206
Q

C stands for

A

celsius

207
Q

Ca stands for

A

calcium or cancer

208
Q

CABG stands for

A

coronary artery bypass graft

209
Q

CAD stands for

A

coronary artery disease

210
Q

CP stands for

A

chest pain

211
Q

cm stands for

A

centimeter

212
Q

c/o stands for

A

complains of

213
Q

Csf stands for

A

cerebrospinal fluid

214
Q

BRP stands for

A

bathroom priviliges

215
Q

BSA stands for

A

body surface area

216
Q

BUN stands for

A

blood urea nitrogen

217
Q

Bx stands for

A

biopsy

218
Q

D/C or dc stands for

A

discontinue or discharge

219
Q

DM stands for

A

diabetes mellitus

220
Q

DTAP stands for

A

diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccine

221
Q

F stands for

A

farenheit

222
Q

FBS or FBG stands for

A

fasting blood sugar/glucose

223
Q

f/u stands for

A

follow up

224
Q

FUO stands for

A

fever of unknown origin

225
Q

Fx stands for

A

fracture

226
Q

GTT stands for

A

glucose tolerance test

227
Q

gtt stands for

A

drop

228
Q

GU stands for

A

genitourinary

229
Q

H or hr stands for

A

hour

230
Q

Hct stands for

A

hematocrit

231
Q

HG stands for

A

heart failure

232
Q

HEENT stands for

A

head, ears, eyes, nose, and throat

233
Q

Hgb stands for

A

hemoglobin

234
Q

NB stands for

A

newborn

235
Q

NG stands for

A

nasogastric

236
Q

NKA/NKDA stands for

A

no known allergies/no known drug allergies

237
Q

NS stands for

A

normal saline

238
Q

OC stands for

A

oral contraceptive

239
Q

OOB stands for

A

out of bed

240
Q

OP stands for

A

outpatient

241
Q

PA stands for

A

posteroanterior, physician assistant

242
Q

p.c. stands for

A

after meals

243
Q

PE stands for

A

physical exam, pulmonary embolism

244
Q

R stands for

A

right

245
Q

RA stands for

A

rheumatoid arthritis

246
Q

RLE stands for

A

right lower extremity

247
Q

N/V stands for

A

nausea/vomiting

248
Q

RLL stands for

A

right lower lobe

249
Q

R/O stands for

A

rule out

250
Q

RUE stands for

A

right upper extremetiy

251
Q

s with a line above it stands for

A

without

252
Q

T&A stands for

A

tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy

253
Q

TIA stands for

A

transient ischemic attack

254
Q

VS stands for

A

vital signs

255
Q

WNL stands for

A

within normal limits

256
Q

YO or y/o stands for

A

years old

257
Q

define DEXTRAD

A

toward the right

258
Q

define SINISTRAD

A

toward the left

259
Q

list out Erikson’s stages of development

A
  • trust v mistrust
  • autonomy v doubt
  • initiative v guilt
  • industry v inferiority
  • identity v role confusion
  • intimacy v isolation
  • generativity v stagnation
  • ego integrity v despair
260
Q

define the defense mechanism CONVERSION

A

transform anxiety into physical sx with no cause

261
Q

define the defense mechanism of DISPLACEMENT

A

redirection of emotions away from original subject/object onto another less-threatening subject/object

262
Q

define the defense mechanism of IDENTIFICATION

A

attribution of characteristics of someone else to oneself or the imitation of another

263
Q

define the defense mechanism of INTELLECTUALIZATION

A

analysis of situation w/facts and not emotions

264
Q

define the defense mechanism of INTROJECTION

A

adoption of thoughts/feelings of others

265
Q

define the defense mechanism of PROJECTION

A

transference of person’s unpleasant ideas & emotions onto someone/something else

266
Q

define the defense mechanism RATIONALIZATION

A

explanation that makes something negative/unacceptable seem justifiable

267
Q

define the defense mechanism REACTION FORMATION

A

belief in and expression of opposite of one’s true feelings

268
Q

define the defense mechanism SUBLIMATION

A

rechanneling unacceptable urges/drives into something constructive or acceptable

269
Q

what is the difference between suppression and repression

A

suppression is conscious and voluntary while repression in unconsciously blocking from memory

270
Q

define the defense mechanism UNDOING

A

cancelling out an unacceptable behavior w/a symbolic gesture

271
Q
A