Quiz 1 Flashcards

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List 4 types of palpations

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Fingertips
Finger and thumb
Back of hand/fingers
Side of hands

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2
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Fingertip palpation is used for

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tactile discrimination
skin texture
pulse

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3
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Thumb and finger palpation is used for

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position
size
masses in body
body consistency

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4
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Side of hands palpation used for

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Vibrations

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5
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Bimanual palpation is done how and used for what

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By using both hands

Organs such as uterus, kidney

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6
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List the four assessment techniques

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Inspection
acculatation
palpation
percussion

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7
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Define a genogram

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A family tree that includes information like genetic diseases and psychological factors

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8
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Define subjective data

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Clients point of view, including feelings perceptions and concerns

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9
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Define objective data

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data perceived by the provider through the physical examination, and lab examination

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10
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Define inspection and when does it happen in the assessment

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Close and careful scrutiny, individual as a whole, and then certain body parts.

It starts at the initial interview and then continues through the examination

this always happens first

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11
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Define palpation and when does it happen during the assessment

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uses the sense of touch in order to assess texture, temp, moisture, organ location and size this happens 2nd

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12
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Define Percussion and when does it happen in assessment

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Taping person’s skin with short sharp movements to assess underlying strokes

to map the location of organs and its density

also helps determine underlying masses

this happens 3rd in assessment

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13
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Aculatation

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listening to sounds produced by the body
use stethoscope

happens last in the assessment

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14
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define chief complaint

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Presenting problem

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15
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Mental Status Assessment Checklist

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Appearance 
Behavior 
Cognitive function 
though process 
perform mini-cog or mini-mental state examination
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16
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Define cognitive function for mental health status

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Orientation
attention span 
recent and remote memory 
new learning
judgment
17
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define the history of present illness

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location, present, timing, setting, aggravating things, what helps relieve the pain, what other symptoms do they have, what do they think it is

18
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PQRST - What does it stand for? What is it used for, questiion sequence used to gather more information about the present illness

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Provocative or palliative 
quality or quantity 
Region or radiation 
Severity Scale 
timing or onset 
understand patients perspective