TEST 2 WTFS Flashcards
closure of mitral and tricuspid
S1
closure of aortic and pulmonic valves
S2
resistance to filling of ventricles
S3
atrial gallop
S4
Ten-nes-see
S4
Ken-TUCK-y
S3
extra heart sounds
- pericardial friction rub
- prosthetic valve click
signs of arterial occlusion or insufficiency
- pain
- pallor
- paralysis
- pulselessness
- parasthesias
signs of venous obstruction
- homan sign
- edema
- thrombosis
- varicose veins
tests extra ocular eye movements
-6 cardinal fields of gaze
nystagmus
-cover-uncover
near sighted
myopia
far sighted
hyperopia
both eyes don’t focus simultaneously
strabismus
double vision
diplopia
response of the other eye
consensual
inflammation of eyelash follicle
recurrent hordeola (stye)
lazy eye
amblyopia
loss of accommodation with age and lenses become rigid
presbyopia
exposure to wind
ptergium
involuntary movements
nystagmus
thoracic landmarks
- clavicle
- supersternal notch
- manibrosternal junction
- intercostal spaces
- sternal borders
look for when palpating arteries
- rhythm
- amplitude
- symmetry
look for when checking murmurs
- timing/duration
- intensity
- location
which arteries to palpate
- temporal
- carotid
- brachial
- radial
- femoral
- popliteal
- dorsalis pedis
- posterior tibial
which scale are arteries measure on
0-4
0
absent
1
diminished
2
expected
3
full, increased
4
bounding
which scale are the intensity of murmurs measured by
I-VI
turbulent blood flow through a valve
murmor
opening between the 2 atria in the fetus
foramen ovale
channel between main pulmonary artery and aorta in fetus
ductus arteriosis
where are superficial nodes located
sub Q tissue