phy final Flashcards
fremitus
vibration
light palp, moderate palp, deep pal,
1cm
1-2cm
2-4cm
most common type of percussion
indirect
tympany
air filled organ, stomach or intestine
resonance
air in lungs
hyper resonance
air trapped
dullness
organ
flatness
bone
integumentary system
skin hair and nails
skin function
protection temperature vitamine D storage fat and blood excretion sensation
eccrine gland
sweat gland,
h20 and nacl
apocrine gland
located in aeras of hair
thick milky secretions
bacteria mixwd sweat
sabeacous/ oil glands
sebum
lube skin and hair
everywhere but dorsal appendages
increaed in scalp head and chin
hair is composed of
keratinized cells 2 trpes
vellus
short fine hair
therminal
thick dark
woods lamp
identifies fungus
jaundice inspection on darm patiens
lips , oral mucosa, sclera, conjuctuva adn palms
macule and patch
flat non papl change in color
over 1 cm may have uneven boarder “ mongolian patch “
port wine stain
vitiligo
papule
solid papl mass less than .05cm ( moles and warts )
plaques
groups of papule
nodule
elevated solid hard mass
less than 2cm
circle border
visicle bulla
blister , elevated fluid filled\
bullae is greter than .5cm
tumor
solid masss greater than 2cm with uneven boarder
pustule
elevated puss filleed
wheal
elevated uneve
incect bite
cyst
elevated and encapsulated greater than 1cm
inspection of red skin
dorsal part of hand
clubbing
copd lack of 02
vernix caseosa
white cheese like mix of sebum
millia
sebum collection in hair folicle
lanugo
fine downy like hair on newbourn
melasma chloasma
mask of pregnacy hyper pigmentation
skin pigment durring pregnacy
increases
linea nigera
linear darekned line
increased darken moles nipples and scars
geriatric decreased
skin elasticity
sebum production
perspriation
melanin production
atrophy
old people paper skin
crust
Dry blood, serum, or pus on the skin surface from burst vesicles or pustules.
fissuer
cracke skin
kelloid
An elevated, irregular, darkened area of excess scar tissue caused by excessive collagen formation during healing that extends beyond the site of the original injury.
moles a b c d e
asymmetry boarder color diameter evolving
ulcer
venous HTN
Hemangioma
A bright red, raised lesion about 2–10 cm in diameter that does not blanch with pressure and is usually present at birth or within a few months of birth. Typically, it disappears by age 10.
Petechiae
red freckles
Purpura
flat reddish blue patches
annular
leason with circular shape
confluent
leason that runs together
discrete
seperated and sicrete
grouped
clustered leasions
target
concentric circle leasions
polycystic
circular but united
zosterform
linear leasons on nerve rout
tinea
fungal or secondar bacteral
rubeola
nonblanching red freckles that begin on the face
basal carcinoma
ulcer begin as shiny papule
squamous cell carcinoma
clearly defined elevated boarder
malignant melanoma
grater than 6cm irregular boarder with discoloration
kaposi sarcoma
milignt tiumor of hiv patients
seborrheic dermatitis
cradle cap
tinea capitis
scalp ringworm
fungus
alopecia areata
hair loss
hirsitum
excess body hair
ascultation of the temporal artery
bruit - bell of stethscope
examine lymph nodes w/
gentle circular
acromegly
enlargement of joints and bones
craniosytosis
early closure of sutures
classic migraine
depressed restless n/v flashing light localizes and light sensitive
cluter ha
numerous over days or weeks
acute onset with aura
tenson HA
muscle contracetion HA
hyperthyroidism
amenorreaha insomnea heat intolerance increased weight loss diaphroesis
hypothryadism
constipation
skkin changes
weight gain
cool skin
graves disease
hyperthryodism
sullen chart
20ft
rosenbaum
12-14in