PT Assessment Flashcards
Gcs eyes
4 Open Voice Pain None
Verbal
Oriented Confused Inappropriate Sounds None
Motor gcs
Obays Local Withdrawal Flexion Extension None
Mydriasis
Dialated puplues
Miosis
Constricted pupils
Anisocoria
Unequal pupil
Nystagmus
Rapid involuntary eye movement
Cns disorder and drugs
Accommodatation
Construction of both pupils when object moves closer
Flat neck veins
Hemothorax
Shock
Rales
Fluid in small airway
CHF
Pulmonary edema
Copd
Drowning
Crackles
Same as rales
Fluid in small airways
Rhonchi
Mucas or fluid in large airways
Rhonchi in the bronchi
Copd
Pneumonia
Wheezing
Whistling sound due to bronchoconstriction
Or narrowing of terminal bronchioles due to swelling
Lung sounds
Brochual
Loud
High pitch
Holow
Brochocevsiclar lung sounds
Soft low pitch over scapula
2-3 intercostal
Vescular lung sounds
Soft low pitch
Lung peripheraly
Biots
Ataxic
Irregular periods of breathing or gasping with apnea
Cheyne stokes
Increasing depth and rate
Decreasing depth and rate
With period of apnea
Neurlogical condition
Kussmals
Rapid and deep
Dka
Resonant percussion sound
Normal sound
Hyperresonant percussion sound
Tension pneumothorax emphysema asthma
Dull percussion sound
Something other than air and trust pneumonia tumor blood
Right upper quadrant
Liver
Gall bladder
Stomach
Left upper quadrant
Spleen
Liver
Stomach
Pancreas
Right lower
Appendix
Right overy
Bladder if distended
Left overy
Bladder if distended
Viseral pain
Internal organs damaged
Vauge pain
Usually holow organs
Ruptured appendix
Somatic pain
Irritation of peritoneal lining
Localized
Deep breath increases pain
Referred pain
Other parts of body usually cardiac to jaw or arm
Cullen’s sign
Ecchymosis( brusing) in umbilical bleeding in abdominal
Grey turners
Ecchymosis in flank
Kidney bleeding or hemmoragic pancreatitis
Kehrs sign
Referred pain to shoulder
Ectopic or spleen injury
Blood under diaphragm
Murphy’s sign
Right upper qu
Cholecystitis
Brudzinkis sign
Hip flexes when neck flexed
Meningitis
Homan’s sign
Pain in calf foot while leg is straight
Dvt
Learnings sign
Inability to straighten leg when hip is flexed 90°
Meningitis
Pulse pressure
Difference between systolic and diastolic
Normal map
70-110 mmHg
Map calculation
Diastolic + 1/3 (systolic-dialslic)
Reassessment time
15 if stable
5 if unstable
Presbycusis
Age related hearing
Pediatric assessment triangle
Appearance- muscle tone, speech, cry
Work of breathing- airway sounds retractions
Circulation to skin- cyanosis, pale