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Sullivan Flashcards

1
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Pulse site used by anesthesiologists for monitoring during surgical interventions

A

Temporal

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2
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Pulse site monitored during shock

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Brachial

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3
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Pulse site used to monitor cranial circulation

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Carotid

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4
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Pulse site used to monitor lower extremity circulation in cardiac arrest pts

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Femoral

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5
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Used to monitor circulation of feet na pulse site

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Dorsalis pedis

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6
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Weak or absent dorsalis pedis

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Arterial dse or occlusion

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7
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Pulse sites used in cardiac arrest pts

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Carotid and femoral and brachial

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8
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Pulse sites used in infants

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Temporal, carotid,

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9
Q

Anterolateral spinothalamic receptors

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@skin:
Mechanoreceptors
Thermoreceptors
Nociceptors

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10
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DCML receptors

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@skin, jts, tendons

Mechanoreceptors

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11
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Chemoreceptor of arterial o2

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Receptors of aortic and carotid bodies

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12
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Chemoreceptors of of osmolality

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Neurons of supraoptic nuclei

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13
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Chemoreceptors of blood CO2

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Receptors n and on of medulla and in aortic and carotid bodies

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14
Q

Chemoreceptors of blood glucose amino acid and fatty acids

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Receptors in hypothalamus

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15
Q

Loss or absence of sensibility to vibration

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Pallanesthesia

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16
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Touch = pain

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Dysesthesia

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17
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Non noxious stimuli = pain

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Allodynia

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18
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Sensation remote from pt of stimulation

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Allesthesia

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19
Q

Inability to perceive heat

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Thermanalgesia

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20
Q

Inability to perceive sensations of heat and cold

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Thermanesthesia

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21
Q

Loss of light touch sensibility

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Thigmanesthesia

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22
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Tensor tympani

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CN 5

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23
Q

Dampens sound

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Tensor tympani and stapedius

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24
Q

Parotid gland

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CN 9

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25
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Inc GI motility and dec HR

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Vagus

26
Q

AbN end feel: Hard

A

Fuck? COL Me

Fracture
Chondromalacia
OA
Loose bodies
MO
27
Q

AbN end feel: Empty

A

Fuck PABA?

Fx
Psychogenic do
Abscess
Bursitis
Acute inflamm
28
Q

Jt motion: ankylosed: surgery or jt mob???

A

Surgery

29
Q

Lig instability: +6-10 mm

A

Gr 2

30
Q

Toes claw components

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TMT ext, MTP flex

31
Q

Toes curl components

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TMT MTP flex

32
Q

Mm in toes claw

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Long toe flexors

33
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Mm in toe curls

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EHL and PL

34
Q

Sacral sitting mm

A

Recta Po Home

Rectus femoris
Pectineus
Hams

35
Q

Posture forward

A

REP

Rectus abdominis
Ext obliques
Psoas

36
Q

Above umbilicus

A

T8-T10

37
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Below umbilicus

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T10-T12

38
Q

Involuntary movt in stroke and SCI

A

Spasm

39
Q

Involuntary movt in PD

A

Resting tremor

40
Q

Esotropia

A

CN 6

41
Q

Palate fails to elevate

A

CN 10

42
Q

If +UMN, weak ng anong laterality ng scm and trapz

A

IL SCM CL Trapz

43
Q

Initial Double limb stance

A

Initial contact

Loading response

44
Q

Single limb stance

A

Midstance

Terminal stance

45
Q

Improves performance of one segment only

A

Blocked feedback

46
Q

Superior in improving both performance and learning of a task

A

Variable or random feedback

47
Q

Acquisition of similar or related skills

A

Positive learning

48
Q

Multiple tasks in ff order, predictive

A

Serial order

49
Q

1112223333

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Blocked order

50
Q

Preinfarction pain, severe angina

A

3

51
Q

Infarction pain

A

4

52
Q

PCA stroke: Bilat HH c macular sparing

A

Calcarine cortex

53
Q

PCA: dyslexia s agraphia

A

Calcarine lxn and corpus callosum

54
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MCA: Broca’s cortical area

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Third frintal convolution

55
Q

MCA: Wernicke’s cortical area

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Post portion of the temporal temporal gyrus

56
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MCA: Global aphasia

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Both broca’s and wernickes area

57
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MCA: Limb kinetic apraxia

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Premotor or parietal cortex

58
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MCA: ataxia of CL limbs

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Parietal lobe

59
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ACA: Urinary incontinence

A

Posteromedial asp of sup frontal gyrus

60
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ACA: x imitation and bimanual tasks, apraxia

A

Corpus callosum

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