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1
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Weber & Rinne test tuning fork Hz

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512 Hz

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Inspection

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No touching. Expose. Look for symmetry, moist vs. dry, etc.

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Percussion

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Plexor= hammer tip of dominate hand. Pleximeter= nail tip of other finger, on body

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Palpation

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Light palpation= 1-handed, up to 1 cm. Deep palp= 2-hands, & up to 4 cm deep

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Auscultation

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Ears or stethoscope. Bare skin.

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Flatness

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Quietest. Over muscles. No clinical significance.

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Dullness

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Over solid organs or heart. Heard in gut could mean enlarged organ or tumor.

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Resonance

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Over lungs. Heard over large air-filled spaces.

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Hyperresonance

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Abnormal sound when too much air is trapped, like in lungs.

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10
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Tympany

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Drum-like sound. Over abdomen where there is air & fluid.

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Stethoscope

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Bell= low pitched sounds. Diaphragm= high pitched sounds.

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Tunable stethoscope

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Press: harder= higher tones & lighter= lower tones

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13
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BMI

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height/ weight, but also need to look at body types (pear vs. apple)

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Weber & Rinne test tuning fork Hz

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512 Hz

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Inspection

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No touching. Expose. Look for symmetry, moist vs. dry, etc.

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Percussion

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Plexor= hammer tip of dominate hand. Pleximeter= nail tip of other finger, on body

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Palpation

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Light palpation= 1-handed, up to 1 cm. Deep palp= 2-hands, & up to 4 cm deep

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Auscultation

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Ears or stethoscope. Bare skin.

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19
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Flatness

A

Quietest. Over muscles. No clinical significance.

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20
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Dullness

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Over solid organs or heart. Heard in gut could mean enlarged organ or tumor.

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21
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Resonance

A

Over lungs. Heard over large air-filled spaces.

22
Q

Hyperresonance

A

Abnormal sound when too much air is trapped, like in lungs.

23
Q

Tympany

A

Drum-like sound. Over abdomen where there is air & fluid.

24
Q

Stethoscope

A

Bell= low pitched sounds. Diaphragm= high pitched sounds.

25
Q

Tunable stethoscope

A

Press: harder= higher tones & lighter= lower tones

26
Q

BMI

A

height/ weight, but also need to look at body types (pear vs. apple)

27
Q

Weber & Rinne test tuning fork Hz

A

512 Hz

28
Q

Inspection

A

No touching. Expose. Look for symmetry, moist vs. dry, etc.

29
Q

Percussion

A

Plexor= hammer tip of dominate hand. Pleximeter= nail tip of other finger, on body

30
Q

Palpation

A

Light palpation= 1-handed, up to 1 cm. Deep palp= 2-hands, & up to 4 cm deep

31
Q

Auscultation

A

Ears or stethoscope. Bare skin.

32
Q

Flatness

A

Quietest. Over muscles. No clinical significance.

33
Q

Dullness

A

Over solid organs or heart. Heard in gut could mean enlarged organ or tumor.

34
Q

Resonance

A

Over lungs. Heard over large air-filled spaces.

35
Q

Hyperresonance

A

Abnormal sound when too much air is trapped, like in lungs.

36
Q

Tympany

A

Drum-like sound. Over abdomen where there is air & fluid.

37
Q

Stethoscope

A

Bell= low pitched sounds. Diaphragm= high pitched sounds.

38
Q

Tunable stethoscope

A

Press: harder= higher tones & lighter= lower tones

39
Q

BMI

A

height/ weight, but also need to look at body types (pear vs. apple)

40
Q

Weber & Rinne test tuning fork Hz

A

512 Hz

41
Q

Inspection

A

No touching. Expose. Look for symmetry, moist vs. dry, etc.

42
Q

Percussion

A

Plexor= hammer tip of dominate hand. Pleximeter= nail tip of other finger, on body

43
Q

Palpation

A

Light palpation= 1-handed, up to 1 cm. Deep palp= 2-hands, & up to 4 cm deep

44
Q

Auscultation

A

Ears or stethoscope. Bare skin.

45
Q

Flatness

A

Quietest. Over muscles. No clinical significance.

46
Q

Dullness

A

Over solid organs or heart. Heard in gut could mean enlarged organ or tumor.

47
Q

Resonance

A

Over lungs. Heard over large air-filled spaces.

48
Q

Hyperresonance

A

Abnormal sound when too much air is trapped, like in lungs.

49
Q

Tympany

A

Drum-like sound. Over abdomen where there is air & fluid.

50
Q

Stethoscope

A

Bell= low pitched sounds. Diaphragm= high pitched sounds.

51
Q

Tunable stethoscope

A

Press: harder= higher tones & lighter= lower tones

52
Q

BMI

A

height/ weight, but also need to look at body types (pear vs. apple)

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