Signs Flashcards

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Battle’s Sign

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Basilar Skull Fracture

ecchymosis over mastoid process

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Beck’s Triad

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Cardiac Tamponade

JVD, muffled heart sounds, decreased BP

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Bergman’s Triad

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Fat Embolism

mental status change, petechiae, dyspnea

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4
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Blumer’s Shelf

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metastatic disease in pouch of Douglas or retrovesical pouch creating a shelf palpable on rectal exam

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5
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Boas’ Sign

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R subscapular pain from cholelithiasis

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Borchardt’s Triad

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Gastric Volvulus

emesis w/ retching, epigastric distention, failure to pass NG tube

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7
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Carcinoid Triad

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FDR

flushing, diarrhea, R heart failure

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Charcot’s Triade

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Cholangitis

fever, jaundice, RUQ pain

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9
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Chvostek’s Sign

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twitch of face muscles upon tapping in hypocalcemia

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10
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Courvoisier’s Law

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enlarged non-tender gallbladder due to common bile duct obstruction 2/2 pancreatic cancer

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Cullen’s Sign

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blue discoloration periumbilical 2/2 retroperitoneal hemorrhage tracking through fascial planes

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Cushing Triad

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Inc Intracranial Pressure

HTN, bradycardia, irregular respiration

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Dance’s Sign

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empty RLQ in child 2/2 ileocecal intussusception

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Fothergill’s Sign

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diff intra-abdominal v. abdominal wall mass

if felt with ab wall tight/flexed, is wall mass

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Fox’s Sign

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ecchymosis of inguinal ligament 2/2 retroperitoneal bleeding

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16
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Goodsall’s Rule

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Anal Fissures take straight path anteriorly , cured path posteriorly from the midline

17
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Grey Turner’s Sign

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ecchymosis on flank 2/2 retroperitoneal hemorrhage

18
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Hamman’s Sign

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crunch sound on auscultation of heart due to gas in mediastinum

19
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Howship-Romberg Sign

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pain on inner thigh 2/2 obturator hernia

20
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Kehr’s Sign

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severe L shoulder pain 2/2 splenic rupture

21
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Krukenberg Tumor

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met to ovary usually from gastric cancer

22
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LaPlace’s Law

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T=PxR (colon perfs preferentially at cecum b/c inc R)

23
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Meckel’s Rule of 2

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2% people have it, 2% of those become symptomatic, usually w/in 2 ft. of ileocecal valve

24
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Mittelschmerz

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LLQ pain 2/2 ovulation

25
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Murphy’s Sign

A

Acute Cholecystitis

stop inspiration due to pain when angry gallbladder hits pressure (aka your fingers)

26
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Obturator Sign

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Appendicitis or Pelvic Abscess

hip/knee flex + internal rotate leg causing pain

27
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Pheo Rule of 10

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episodic palpitations, HA, and diaphoresis

10% bilat, 10% malignant, 10% in children, 10% extra-adrenal, 10% multiple tumors

28
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Psoas Sign

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Appendicitis (retrocecal) or Psoas Inflam

pain w/ hip/knee extension

29
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Raccoon Eyes

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Basilar Skull Fracture

bilat black eyes

30
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Reynold’s Pentad

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Suppurative Cholangitis

Charcot + mental status change and shock/sepsis

31
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Rovsing’s Sign

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Appendicitis w/ peritoneal injury

palpation LLQ causes rebound in RLQ

32
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Saint’s Triad

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Cholelithasis + Hiatal Hernia + Diverticular disease

33
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Silk Glove Sign

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feeling of indirect hernia in pediatrics

34
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Sister Mary Joseph Node

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met to periumbilical node

35
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Virchow’s Node

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met to L supraclavicular node (usually gastric in origin)

36
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Trousseau’s Sign

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carpal spasm w/ blood occlusion (i.e. taking BP) 2/2 hypocalcemia

37
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Valentino’s Sign

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RLQ pain 2/2 perforated peptic ulcer

38
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Westermark’s Sign

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Dec pulm vascular marking on CXR 2/2 PE

39
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Whipple’s Triad

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Insulinomas

hypoglycemia, CNS/vasomotor (syncope/diaphoresis), relief with glucose