Module 3 Flashcards
The measurement of force exerted against the walls of arteries is
Blood pressure
Palpation
Physical touching for the purpose of attaining information
Like tenderness and crepitus
Percussion
Gently striking the surface of the skin typically wear it, overlies, various body cavities, tapping the finger over the finger
Auscultate
Breath sounds listen to lungs
Stridor
Upper airway obstruction
Wheezes
Asthma, CPOD
Course crackles
Pneumonia pulmonary oedema
Fine crackles
Pulmonary fibrosis
Heartsounds and medical versus heart sounds in trauma
Listen to hurt sounds in trauma and primary and Heartsounds in medical in secondary
S1/S2
S one is loud and tricub/ mitral valve
S2 is dub aortic/pulmonary closing
Difficulties in making a patient assessment
Language and culture
Impaired off drugs and alcohol
Conative (age)
What must pts give you in order to help them
Consent
How to deal with multiple complaints
Look for relations
Between a problem
Prioritize complaints
Sign versus symptom
A sign is what you can see
Symptoms what you feel
What is empathy?
Feel how your patient is feeling