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Winter Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the 6 ocmponents of a Promleb oriented medical record?

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Health history, Physical exam, Problem list, Assessment and Plan, Baseline Lab and IMaging, Progress Notes

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What should you avoid in the histroy and PE?

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abbreviations, ‘normal, good, poor negative’

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What is a problem list

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A running log of current and resolved problems i.e. diagnosis, new symptoms, lab findings, social problems, risk factors, allergies

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What is the difference between Asessment and Plan?

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Assessment: what you think, interpretations and rationale
Plan: What you intend to do, plan for each problem, diagnostics, therapeutics, education

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What is the Format of a progress note?

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SOAP: Subjective, objective, assessment, plan

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What are some age and condition variations to the H&P?

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Infants: dev. milestones, pregnancy and delivery, birth status
Pregnant women and adolescents and children

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What should you write instead of abbreviations?

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unit, international unit, daily, every other day, Never write a 0 by itself after a decimal and always use a 0 before a decimal pt., morphine sulfate, Magnesium sulfate, mcg, half strength, bedtime, subQ, ml,

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8
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amsler

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grid used for central vision

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9
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anisocordia

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inequal pupil size

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confrontation test

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peripherpal vision eval

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11
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diabetic retinopathy - background

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optic disk is effected , dot hemmhorages, exudates

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diabetic retinopathy - proliferative

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formation of new vessels to compensate for anoxia

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13
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ectropion/entropion?

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bottom lid folded out/in, respectively

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14
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episcleritis

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inflammation on superfic layer anterior to rectus muscles

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15
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hemianopia

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defective vision in half o ffield

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16
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horduleum

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sty

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17
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Horners syndrome

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interruptino of sympathietic system. triad of miosis, hemiandrosis, ptosis

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18
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papilledema

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loss of definitino of optic disc

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19
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xanthelasma

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fat deposit - defective fat metabolism

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20
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Which cranial nerves are involved in eye?

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for muscles: 3,4,6

eyeball: optic n CN2

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21
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describe vasularity of sclera

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functionally vascular and structurally avascular

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22
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chars of AIDS

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cell mediated dysfunction,

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23
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optic n travels w what throught hthe optic foramien?

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ophthalmic a/v

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24
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infants and the eye?

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1st 8 weeks of gestation, 20/200, 3mo tears, 6 mo color, 9 mo binocular, less spherical

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25
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pregnancy and the eye?

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corneal edema, lysozyme tears, krukenber spindles/pigments

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26
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what part of brain is mainly rsponsibe for mental tatus>

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cerebrum

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27
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what does the outer corex layer of brain do w mental status?

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higher functions, perceptions, behavior

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28
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what does frontal lobe do?

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speech in motor cortex, Broca area, goals, short term memory

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29
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what does temporal lobe of brain do?

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perception and interpretation of sounds, Wernicker area for spoken and written language, long term memoryu

30
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how far do you stand for a snellen chart?

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20 ft

31
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what does limbic system do?

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survival behavior

32
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symptoms of parkinsons

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slumped posture, lack of facial expression

33
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What is cognitive impairment test?

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max socre 28.

better for dimentia. yera, month, phrase,

34
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Decorticate/Decerebrate?

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decorticate: flexed on pain stiulus
decerebrate: extended on pain stimulus

35
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Delirium

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attention span, perception, sleep, circumstance

36
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Dementia

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DEMENTIA, memory, behavior, personality,

37
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Depression

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Lack of certain neurotransmitters

38
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Broca Aphasia

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just impaired speech flow, and writing are impaired

39
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Wernicke aphasia

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Cant relate words to previous experiences, reading and writing impaired

40
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Global aphasia

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Expressive and Receptive

41
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Parts of body not supplied by lymph system?

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brain and placenta

42
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What forms the Right lymphatic duct?

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right bronchomediastinal trunk, right subclavian trunk, right jugular trunk

43
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What is the only peripheral lymph center?

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epitrochlear

44
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What are the choke pints? how are they treated?

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thoracic inlet, resp diaphragm, pelvic diaphragm

Treated w MFR and respiration. Contraindicated with metastatic cancers, infection ie Tb, coagulable stuff

45
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Where is spelen asociated?

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bw stoach and diaphgram

46
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What are adenoids?

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aka pharyngeal tonsils

47
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When does immune system begin developing in fetus?

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20 weeks gestation

48
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What do you suspect if supraclavilaur nodes are large?

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malignancy

49
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What happens to imuune system in pregnant woen?

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leukocyte coute increases from 7500 to 10,350. Shifts from cell mediated to humoral immunity

50
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What are predisposing factors for lympatic conditions?

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cardiac and renal disease

51
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What is the border for the anterior triangle?

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anterior border of sternocledioastiod m

52
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What is mumps?

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epidemic paroditis

53
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Non hodgkin lymphoma

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malignant neoplasms of lymph tissue

54
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Hodgins disease

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usually assymettric and enlargement of cervial nodes

55
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Toxoplasmosis

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single node, raw meat, cat, post cervical chain

56
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EBV

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splenomegality, hepatomegaly, rash, pharyngitis,

57
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AIDS

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when CD4+ is less that 14%. dysfunction of cell mediated imunity.

58
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What type of fibers fro acute pain?

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A-d fibers, thick, myelinated, fast travelling,

59
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What is nociception?

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transmission of pain from injury site to dorsal horn of cord and brain.

60
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Where does the pain repsonse travel?

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Through lateral spinothalmic tract and reticulospinal, and spinoecephalic nn

61
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Exapmels of non pain impulses

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Ice and massage. they can mediae pain impulses.

62
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Pain in infants

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mstly C fibers.
neurphylsilogic and cognitive immaturity
Distance to brain is short

63
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What is 5th vital sign and why?

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pain. tissue damage, path, and emotional response

64
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painometer

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multi-D for inentisy quality, localization.

1st joint commission tool

65
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types of pain for bone, tumor, nerve?

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tender deep
heavy, throbbing
shocking, burning

66
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PIPP

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Premature Infant Pain Profile.

gest age, behavior, HR, O2, brow, eye squeeze

67
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Neotnatal infant pain scale

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expression, cry, breath, arms, legs, arousal

68
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FLACC

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face, legs, activity, cries, consolability

69
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what is neuropathic pain?

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form of chronic pain after CNS injury that persists after healing

70
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what is complex regional pain syndrome?

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regional pain beyond injury site with motor, sensory, and autonoimc effects.

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