Practice questions from DianNe's tutor Flashcards

1
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During whisper test, which has a higher frequency, consonants or vowels?

A

Consonants

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2
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What is a cause of higher frequency loss?

A

Presbycusis

-common in elderly

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3
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What contributes to a normal whisper test and what is abnormal?

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Repeating the correct initial sequence or at least 3 of 6

Abnormal: 4 of the 6 wrong

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4
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Pt has a positive Weber test on R side and a Rinne test shows BC > AC on the right side. What issue does this pt have?

A

Bone conduction loss on R side

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5
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Pt has positive Weber test on R side. Rinne test shows AC > BC. What issue does pt have?

A

A sensorineural loss on the L side

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6
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What does a Weber test do?

A

Lateralize sound

-need to follow up positive test with Rinne

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7
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A pt has a tonsil that is 65% the normal size. What grade is it?

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3+ (>50% <75% - think of quarters making up a dollar)

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8
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Difference between bacterial and infectious mononucleosis tonsillitis?

A

Mono has posterior cervical and diffuse lymphadenopathy and fatigue/malaise
Bacterial has anterior and tonsilar lymphadenopathy and pain with swallowing

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9
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Pt comes in with pain R ear and flu like sxs. States she is having difficulty hearing. What caused this?

A

Otitis media due to obstruction of the Eustachian tube and fluid build up in middle ear

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10
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When pt sticks out tongue and it deviates to L. Cause?

A

CN12 lesion

-tongue deviates to the side of the lesion **lick your wounds

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11
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Picture of fucked up corner of mouth. Looks dry and cracked. What causes this?

A

Chelitis

Caused by B12 def, anemia/iron def, thrush

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12
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What are the steps in the cardiovascular exam?

A

Inspect
Palpate
Percuss
Auscultate

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13
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What is pigeon chest called?

A

Pectus carinatum

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14
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What shape chest does COPD pt have and how is it different than normal?

A

Barrel chest

Increased AP diameter

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15
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Where is the Point of Maximal Impulse (IMP) located?

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4th-5th intercostal space at mid-clavicular line

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16
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What are 4 listening posts of the heart and location

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Aortic - R 2nd
Pulmonary - L 2nd
Tricuspid - L 4th
Mitral - L 5th at midclavicular

17
Q

Where are 3 places you can palpate to find a lower extremity pulse?

A

Popliteal pulse
Posterior tibial pulse
Dorsalis pedis pulse

18
Q

Normal capillary refill time?

A

2 seconds

19
Q

What is normal angle between nail and proximal nail fold?

A

180 degrees

20
Q

Causes of clubbing?

A

Congenital heart dz
Interstitial lung dz
Lung CA
CF

21
Q

What are some causes which would increase tactile fremitis?

A

Pneumonia,

22
Q

Some causes which would decrease tactile fremitis?

A

COPD, pleural effusion, fibrosis, pneumothorax, infiltrating tumor

23
Q

Explain how percussion would be done in a resp exam and what the 5 percussion notes are

A

Arms crossed in front of chest and percuss thorax on each side from apex to base
5 sounds: flat, dull, resonant, hyper resonant, tympmanic

24
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What breath is equally heard in inspiration and expiration

A

Tracheal

-see diagram

25
Q

Order of GI exam?

A
Inspect
Auscultate
Percuss
Palpate
*I Always Picture Penis* (you are welcome)
26
Q

What is ecchymosis around umbilicus called and what is cause?

A

Cullen’s sign

Hemoperitoneum due to pancreatitis, ectopic prego

27
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What does a high pitched tinkling sound indicate? Absent sounds indicate?

A

High pitch - early intestinal obstruction

Absent - intestinal perforation/ischemia/infarction

28
Q

Normal gut sounds?

A

5-35 clicks or gurgles per minute

29
Q

What are audible gut sounds called?

A

Borborygmi

30
Q

What side stethoscope for auscultation of the GI and what are you listening for?

A

Bell

Looking for Bruits suggestive of vascular occlusive disease

31
Q

Normal size of liver?

A

6-12 cm

32
Q

Tests for appendicitis?

A

Rovsing’s sign, McBurney’s point, Heel strike, iliopsoas muscle test/obturator muscle test

33
Q

What test can be done for pyelonephritis

A

Lloyd punch