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YEAR 3 Manchester Medicine > System examination > Flashcards

System examination Flashcards

1
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Tendon xanthomata

A

hypercholesteroleamia

CV, PV, GI

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2
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Osler nodes and laneway lesions

A

IE

CV

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3
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Finger clubbing

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IE, cyanotic, lung disease, ICD, Cirrhosis

CV, PV, R, GI

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4
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Koilinychia

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iron deficiency anaemia

CV, R, PV, GI

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5
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Splinter haemorrhages

A

IE, trauma

CV

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6
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Tar staining

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smoking everything

CV, PV, R, GI

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7
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Dupuyten’s contraction

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CLD, diabetes, phenytoin, trauma, familial

GI

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8
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Leuconychia

A

hypoalbuminaemia

GI

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9
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Collapsing pulse

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Aortic regurgitation

CV

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10
Q

Malar flush

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Mitral stenosis

CV

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11
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Left parasternal heaves

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Right ventricular hypertrophy

CV

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12
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Thrills

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Palpable murmurs

CV

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13
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Where does mitral regurgitation radiating?

A

Axilla

CV

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14
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What murmur radiates to the carotid sinuses?

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Atrial stenosis, also listen during expiration

CV

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15
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What is Asterixis?

A

Flapping tremor due to renal/ hepatic/ respiratory failure

R, GI

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16
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Name Abnormalities of the chest wall

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Pectus excavatum, pectus carinatum and scoliosis

R

17
Q

What features are of cushingoid and what causes it?

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Moon face, acne, hairy which can be caused by alcohol

GI

18
Q

Apthos ulcers

19
Q

Oral candidiasis

A

Immunodyiciency

GI

20
Q

Angular stomatitis and glottis

A

Iron/ B12 deficiency

GI

21
Q

What is shifting dullness?

A

Percuss away from midline to LEFT until dullness, turn Pt. on side and percuss until resonance

Ascities - GI

22
Q

What are the features of an upper motor nuerone lession?

A

Increase tone: spasticity and rigidity

Power effected in group of muscles

Exagerated reflexes

Clonus

Brabinski sign - plantar reflex

Minimal atrophy

23
Q

What are the features of a lower motor nuerone lession?

A

Atrophy

Fasciculations

Decreased tone

Reduced reflexes

24
Q

Rootles for triceps reflex

25
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Roots for biceps reflex

26
Q

Roots for supinator reflex

27
Q

Roots for knee reflex

28
Q

Roots for ankle reflex

29
Q

Beurgers test

A

Raise Pt. leg until veins are guttered and leg becomes pail

Note buergers angle

PV

30
Q

Trendelenburg (tornique) test

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Empty veins by elevating leg, apply tornique to upper thigh and make patietn stand. If filling occurs then

31
Q

Cervical lymph nodes

A

submental

submandbular

anterior auricular

posterior auricular

anterior cervicle chain

supracalvicular

posteior cervicle chain

occipital

32
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What does the acronym SWIFT stand for in the observation step of the lower limb nuerological examination?

A

Scars

Washing

Involentary movements

Fasiculations

Tremor

33
Q

What is spasticity?

A

Velocity dependent hypertonia

34
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What is Rigidity?

A

Tone increases throughout the movement of the llimb

YEAR 3 Manchester Medicine (34 decks)

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