ptcip Flashcards

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what are the 8 body systems to screen?

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cardiovascular
pulmonary
psychological
urogenital
nervous system
gastrointestinal
endocrine
integumentary
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what is one question based on someone’s smoking history?

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have you EVER smoked?

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if someone drinks or has recently stopped drinking caffeine, what is a good question and has a headache?

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have you had caffeine recently?

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what are two follow-up questions associated with alcohol use?

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how often do you have 6 or more drinks?

how many drinks containing alcohol do you have each week?

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what is the cage acronym related to alcohol?

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C: cut down
A: annoyed
G: guilty
E: eye opener

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what are 6 follow-up questions related to a patient’s general health to ask?

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resolved/unresolved?
how long have you felt this way?
is there an explanation for this behavior?
has the patient mentioned this to his/her MD?
if MD is aware of it, has it become worse?
try to quantify symptoms

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what are two ways to quantify fatigue?

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sense of weariness

loss of energy marked by change in ability to function at home, work, school, socially for more than 2 weeks

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what are two ways to quantify fatigue?

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loss/gain 5% of body weight over 4 week period

change of more than 3 lbs in a day

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what are three categories of follow-up questions for pmh?

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current condition
past problem-resolved?
describe the condition

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when evaluating an issue in a patient’s pmh, what are 5 ways to describe it?

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what? when?
manifestations/symptoms
treatment
next md visit
how does the condition impact you
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what are 7 follow-up questions associated with medications?

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taking med for what?
how long have you been taking this?
dosage level
dosing schedule
helping?
side effects noted?
otc's: is md aware?
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what are 5 preventive care screenings recommended by the ama?

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lipid screen
glucose test
colon cancer screen
dexa scan
aaa (abdominal aortic aneurysm)
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what is the suggested guideline associated with lipid screening?

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every 5 years

after age 20

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what is the suggested guideline associated with glucose testing

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age 45

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what is the suggested guideline associated with colon cancer screening?

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after age 50

every 5-10 years

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what is the suggested guideline associated with dexa scan? males? females?

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female>65
male>70
assuming no risk

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what is the suggested guideline associated with aaa?

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abdominal aortic aneurysm

if smoked >65

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what are three types of preventative care tests for women ages 21-64?

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pap
hpv
mammogram

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what is the suggested guideline for pap smears?

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every 3 years

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what is the suggested guideline for hpv?

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every 5 years, ages 30-65

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what is the suggested guideline for mammograms?

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50-74, 1-2 years

begin at 30 for high risk

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what are 5 categories of information you want to gather about a patient’s current pain complaint/diagram?

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current treatment
current limitations
location/description/intensity scale
history of symptoms
24 hour report
who else is treating it?
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what are three categories of 24 hour report “red flags” for pain?

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pain that NEVER changes
non-acute night pain
pain w no pattern

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what is the acroynm opqrst mean related to pain?

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o: onset
p: provokes/relieves
q: quality
r: region or radiating
s: severity
t: timing

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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for lungs?
t5-t6 | ipsilateral thoracic spine, shoulder
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for diaphragm?
c3-c6 | cervical and shoulder
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for heart?
t1-t5 cervical upper thorax lue
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for esphagus?
t4-t6 substernal upper abdominal
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for small intestine?
t7-t6 | mid thoracic spine
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for large intestine?
t11-l1 lower abdomen mid thoracic
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for pancreas?
t10 upper abdomen lower t spine upper lumbar spine
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for kidney?
``` t10-l1 lumbar spine (ipsilateral) ```
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for colon?
t11-t12 upper sacral left lower abdomen
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for uterus?
t1-l1, s2-4 | ls junction
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what is a visceral referred pain pattern for ureter?
``` t11-l2 s2-s4 groin upper abdomen prox thigh ```
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what are 7 areas that refer pain to thoracic spine pain?
``` lung heart small or large intestine liver pancreas gallbladder kidney ```
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if a patient has thoracic spine pain, which symptoms should i screen?
cardio/peripheral vascular pulmonary gastrointestinal urogenital
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if a patient has l/r shoulder pain, which systems should i screen?
cardiovascular pulmonary gastrointestinal
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if a patient has lumbo-pelvic pain, which systems should i screen?
gi urogenital peripheral vascular (aorta)
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if a patient has r/l knee pain, which systems should i screen?
peripheral vascular | most organs do not refer pain below the knee
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what is the most common indicator of cad?
angina
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what is angina? what is most dangerous type?
chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart | unstable
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what is stable angina?
regular w consistent pattern of onset, duration, and mode of treatment
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what is unstable angina?
abrupt change in usual pattern of angina
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what are three systems to screen if a patient has an inconsistent symptomatic pattern? what should be being considered?
psychological endocrine neuro consider: rheumatic conditions or adverse drug reaction
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what are clinical signs of electrolyte imbalances?
``` tachycardia muscle cramps diarrhea arrhytmia cns agitation ```
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what is pallor/pale skin indicative of?
absence of pigment | blood abnormality
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what is cyanosis/blue skin indicative of?
decreased o2 in blood
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what is jaundice indicative of?
excess bilirubin
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what is gray indicative of in skin tone?
high body levels of metal
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what are three types of skin cancer?
basal cell carcinoma squamous cell carcinoma malignant melanoma
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what are nine characteristics of a skin check?
``` size color borders shape consistency friability ulceration mobility rate of change ```
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what are the abc's of skin lesion screening?
a: asymmetrical b: border c: color s: size