Review Flashcards

1
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Order of checking lungs, heart etc

A

Auscultation
Percussion
Palpation

(Anything w/ respiratory, do Auscultation last…IPPA)

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2
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Lubb dubb sound

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S1- closing AV valve

S2-closure of semilunar valves

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3
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When to use bell and diaphragm of stethoscope

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Bell: LOW pitch

Diaphragm: high pitched (heart/lungs)

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4
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Planes of the body

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Coronal/frontal: body into anterior/posterior

Sagittal: right/left

Transverse: superior/inferior

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5
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Axis of body (use pen and piece of paper to help visualize)

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A/P axis + Coronal + Side-bending L to R

R/L axis + Sagittal + forward and backward bending

Longitudinal (S/I) + Horizontal/Transverse + rotating

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6
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Gravitational Line: landmarks

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Head: external auditory canal
Arms: lateral head of humerus
Spine: 3rd lumbar vertebrae
Sacrum: anterior 1/3 of sacrum
Hip: greater trochanter
Knee: lateral condyle of the knee
Ankle: lateral malleolus

Goal: body wants to maintain eye level

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7
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Kyphosis vs Lordosis

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Kyphosis:Upper part of spine is bent FORWARD (hunched over)

Lordosis: lower part of spin is bent FORWARD (bent backwards)…“If you meet a lord you are going to over-correct your posture so you are not slumped over

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8
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Pectus excavatum

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Funnel chest/abnormal depression

“when you’re excavating, you’re digging a hole”

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9
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Pectus Carinatum

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Chest poking out

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10
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History of Present Illness (HPI)

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OPQRST or OLDCARTS

Onset
Provocation or palliation
Quality of the pain
Region and radiation
Severity
Time
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11
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Parts of patient chart

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Subjective: something patient tells you

Objective: From the physical exam or something you see

Assessment: Relating to a diagnosis

Plan: what you will do for them

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12
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NURS mnemonic- emotions

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NURS

Name the patient’s emotion
make an Understanding statement
Respect the patient
offer Support

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13
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CAGE: alcohol

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Felt need to CUT down drinking?
Felt ANNOYED by criticism of your drinking?
Had GUILTY feelings about your drinking?
Taken a morning EYE opener

2 or more= >90% alcohol dependence

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14
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Smoking: pack years

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Years smoking x packs/day

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15
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Sexual history (5 P’s)

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Partners
Prevention of Pregnancy (what method)
Protection from STD's
Practices
Past history of STD's
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16
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Domestic violence (SAFE)

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Stress/safety
Afraid/abused
Friends/Family
Emergency plan

17
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Faith (FICA)

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Faith
Importance
Community
Address in care

18
Q

Wolff’s law

A

Bone increases where it’s needed

19
Q

Hilton’s Law

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Nerves supplying a joint also supply muscles moving the joint and the skin covering the attachments of those muscles

20
Q

Fibrillation vs Eburnation

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Fibrillation: due to loss of proteoglycans. “Like pushing paint brush tip and it spreads out”

Eburnation: (you “burned” it all away). Complete loss of articular cartilage

21
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Ligaments/tendons become stronger and stiffer w/ stress

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True

22
Q

What’s the most common type of arthritis?

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Osteoarthritis

No swelling in joint

23
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What is Fibrillation?

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Water in cartilage at the end of the bone….ground glass appearance

24
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What is Eburnation?

A

Ulcer on end of bone

Exposed bone takes on an ivory-like appearance (hard and polished)

25
Q

What are joint mice and what is the common term?

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Bone floating free in synovial fluid

“osteochromatosis”

“locking or catching”- like a door stop

26
Q

What is the most common type of inflammatory arthritis?

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Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) (more common in smaller joints

big joint= osteoarthritis