Test 1 pneumonics Flashcards
What are the Five I’s?
Intellectual Impairment Incontinence Instability Immobility Iatrogenic Drug Reactions
What does LO DR FICARA stand for?
Location Onset Duration Radiations Frequency Intensity Character of Pain Associated symptoms Relieving Factors Aggravating Factors
What are the top Morbidities for men?
- Hearing
- Heart problems
- arthritis
- hypertension
- cataracts
What are the top morbidities for women?
- arthritis
- hypertension
- heart problems
- hearing problems
- cataracts
What is the Katz index of Independence in ADL used for?
to evaluate the patient to see if they are independent or dependent
what does the katz index measure?
Bathing Dressing Toileting Transfer Continence Feeding
What is the Barthel Index?
similar to Katz but more in depth. used as a base line of functioning and used to monitor improvement over time. mainly stroke patients
The 5 major risks for abuse can be remembered with SAVED. What does that stand for?
Stress Alcoholism Violence Emotions Dependency
A rise of less than 10 bpm in pulse w/ a drop in bp suggests __________
baroreceptor impairment
A drop in BP w/o a change in pulse rate indicates an ____________
autonomic dysfunction
hypertension may be distinguished from pseudo hypertension (due to non-elastic atherosclerotic arteries) by performing ____________
Osler’s Maneuver
What does the pneumonic DELIRIUMS MEOW stand for?
Drugs Emotional Low Oxygen state Infection Retention (of urine/feces) Ictal Status (seizure, stroke, headache) Undernutrition Metabolic Subdural
Multifactorial, medical, medicines, mental status
Environmental, eyes , ears, ethanol
Orthostatic hypotension OUCH=pain
Weakness of lower extremities
What are some common reasons of Falls?
Slipping Tripping Stumbling Dizziness Fainting Seizures
The _________is the most common upper extremity fracture in individuals >65
distal radius
90% of all Femoral fractures occur at the _________
femoral neck