study guide Flashcards

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diaphoresis

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sweating

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McBurney’s point

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lower quadrant tenderness (half way between the R ASIS and umbilicus, palpates legs straight, 11th thoracic n.), appendicitis

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positive Kehr’s sign

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sign of ruptured spleen, this test is done in supine with legs up and feel pain in tip of Left shoulder

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signs of pre-eclampsia

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HTN, unexpected wt gain during pregnancy

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5
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gallbladder referral

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R shoulder

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occult

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obscure/hidden from view

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7
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best 1st questions:

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are you having any limitations related to that?

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one of the 4 key questions for screening

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During the past month have you been feeling down, depressed, or hopeless?

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one of the 4 key questions for screening

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During the past month have you been bothered by little interest or pleasure in doing things?

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one of the 4 key questions for screening

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Do you ever feel unsafe at home or has anyone hit you or tried to injure you in any way?

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one of the 4 key questions for screening

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Are you currently pregnant or think you may become pregnant

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Alcohol levels of dependency for men =

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> 14/week, >4/sitting

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Alcohol levels of dependency for women =

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> 7/wk; >3/sitting

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14
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toxic level of caffeine

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> 3 cups/day

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15
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possible reasons for significant wt gain

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hypothyroid, congestive heart failure

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possible reasons for significant wt loss

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cancer, infection, hyperthyroid

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17
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relatives most interested in for family medical hx

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1st degree = parents and siblings

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18
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pain description indicative of vascular

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throbbing, pounding, pulsing

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pain description indicative of neurogenic

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sharp, crushing, burning, hot

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pain description indicative of MSK

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aching, sore, dull

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21
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pain description indicative of emotional

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miserable, agonizing, torturing

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pain description indicative of visceral

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knifelike, boring, colicky, deep cramping, gnawing, comes in waves

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colicky

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GI discomfort usually form a hollow organ

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24
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what to ask if pt reports constant pain

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do you have this pain now?

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key ending question
are you having symptoms of any other kind that may or may not be related to your main problem?
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pain referral C7
somatic pain from interscapular area
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pain referral 10th rib
gallbladder (somatic and visceral)
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somatic
pertaining to the body wall in contrast to viscera
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pain referral to shoulder, midthoracic, low back
spleen
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pain referral to chest
gallbladder
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systemic pain patterns
likely constant, deep, boring, progressive, cyclic, less changeable, organ dependent, Bilateral symptoms, painless proximal weakness, fever
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pelvic organ innervation
T10-11
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malaise
vague feeling of discomfort, as feel on the onset of getting sick
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fatigue
sense of tiredness >2 wks
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normal wt gain during pregnancy
5 lbs/wk,
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stridor
noisy breathing, specifically high-pitched crowing sound associated with croup, respiratory infection, and airway obstruction
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tachypnea
RR > 20 b/min for an adult
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chronic hypoxia
indicated by clubbing of the nails
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horner's syndrome
caused by a lesion in the SNS, especially the cervical chain or central pathways, & characterized by drooping upper eyelid, pupillary contraction, absence of sweating, and receding eyeball
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pulmonary checklist is indicated for:
unresolved/atypical TOS with hx of CA, Horner's Syndrome, pain in R/L shoulder girdle, thorax to T-L junction, medications impacting this system or hx of pulmonary dz
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vascular system checklist indicated for:
claudication (pain with exertion), pain in chest, neck, jaw, tooth, medications that impact vascular system, hx of cardiac/vascular problems
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indicates upper GI involvement
melena, heartburn/indigestion, food intolerance
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indicates lower GI involvement
incontinence, frank blood color, difficulty initiating defecation, caliber, diarrhea
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melena
black tarry stool
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can cause migraines
cheese, chocolate, nuts, red wine
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opioids
this drug has a risk of constipation
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GI system checklist indicated for:
long term use of: NSAIDs, corticosteroids, narcotics; pelvic pain, shoulder girdle pain, thorax, medications indicating GI, or hx of GI disorders
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protuberant
swelling outward, bulging
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normal lymph node characteristics
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vesicular BS
heard over majority of lung, mainly hear inspiration
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bronchial BS
heard over trachea and bronchi, louder than vesicular
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Bronchovesicular BS
heard on posterior chest wall at level of scapula, equal inspiration and expicration
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examples pf adventitious sounds
crackels, wheezing
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S4
associated with long-standing HTN, additional sounds precedes S1
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S3
associated with ventricular failure, additional sound follows S2
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APTM
Aortic, Pulmonic, Tricuspid, Mitral breath sound sequence R to L head to toe
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Bell
used to hear Bruits over the aortic, carotid, femoral
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diaphragm of stethoscope
to listen for Digestion
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ascites
abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen
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normal bowel sounds
clicks and gurgles (5-30 per min), listen up to 5 min to establish absence of sounds
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sequence of abdominal exam
INSPECT observe (symmetry) --> AUSCULTATE bowel sounds with diaphragm 4 quadrants --> assess inguinal nodes --> PERCUSS percussion of abdomen, painful area last --> PALPATE map the liver borders --> palpate organs (light up to 1/2 in, deep up to 1" varies with body types)
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6th vital sign
gait speed
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5 students
shape, size, site, spider angioma, surface
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5 teachers
temp, texture, tenderness, translumination, turgor (dehydration >4 sec)
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CAMPFIRE
Consistency, Appearance, Mobility, Pulsation, Fluctuation, Irreducibility, Regional lymph & Rash, Edges & Edema
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Melasma
mask of pregnancy, blotchy brown macules generally symetrical distrubution on checks and forhead
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sarcoidosis
dz affecting many organs developing granulomas (little tumors) made of cells from immune system
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scleroderma
autoimmune disorder, overproduction of abnormal collagen accumulating and scaring throughout the body
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liver flap
arms extended wrists extended, see beating of the wrist
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pt says "99" repetitively
when assessing for tactile fremitus
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petechiae/purpura
doesn?t blanch with pressure
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erythema
blanches with pressure
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spider angiomas
fiery red, radiating "legs" small up to 2mm (liver dz, pregnancy, estrogen therapy)
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cherry angiomas
fiery red, round smooth borders, up to 3 mm
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xanthomas
tumor composed of lipid foam cells
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risk factors for skin cancer
family hx, immunosuppression, prolonged sun exposure
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basal cell skin cancer characteristics
depressed center surrounded by raises, firm border
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squamous cell carcinoma characteristics
scaling, crusty nodules or plaques
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nail growth
average 3mm/month
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terry's nail
Lunula (whate part of base of nail) more than 2/3 of the length --> found in pts with chrrhosis of the liver and hypoalbumnemia
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spoon nails
found in pts with iron deficiency
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psoriasis
pitting of the nail bed is found in 50% of this pt population
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mee's lines
white transverse lines across the nail plate --> found in pts with renal failure, heart dz, pneumonia
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half-and-half nails
indicitive of chronic renal failure, the distal half of nail plate is darker colored
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clubbing
broadening of distal appendage with increased Lovibond's angles related to hypoxia
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Beau's lines
transverse lines, cracked looking across the nail plate result of severe systemic insult (high fever, infection, renal dz, hepatic dz)
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Murphy's Sign
hook fingers abournd R anterior lower rib cage, pt inspires; exquisite tenderness = possible acute cholecystitis
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Murphy's percussion
direct or indirect, ulnar surface of fist over kidney area; vibration reproduces pain
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Blumberg's Sign
rebound tenderness; palpate deeply and slowly away from suspected area, remove quickly; pain experianced on side of inflammation
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pinch-an-inch test
alternative to Blumberg's Sign
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Heel tap test
supine, tap heel, + if reproduces lower abdominal pain (L - diverticulitis, R - appendicitis)
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Hop test
unable and clutches abdomen
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indications for lymph node exam
visual lump, pain of lymph nodes, persistent illness, fever, inflammation, spinder bite, infection
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indications for CN screen
stroke, concussion, TBI, altered speech, sensory changes, ptosis, change in childs bx?