abnormal*rational for head/face/neck Flashcards

(48 cards)

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tension headache characteristics

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occipital, frontal, band-like tightness

vicegrip pain

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migraine (vascular) characteristics

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supraorbital, retro-orbital, or frontotemporal
throbbing pain
severe pain
occurs 2/month last 1-3 days
alcohol, stress, mensuration, chocolate, cheese precipitates

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cluster (vascular) headache characteristics

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produce pain around the eye, temple, forehead, cheek
pain always unilateral/always on same side of head
excruciating pain
occurs 1-2/day last 1/2-2 hours
durration for 1-2 months
alcohol/napping precipitates

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N/V & visual disturbances associated with what type of headache?

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migraine

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eye reddening, tearing, eyelid drooping, rhinorrhea, and nasal congestion associated with what type of headache?

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cluster

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anxiety and stress are associated with what type of headache?

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tension

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nuchal rigidity and fever are associated with what illness?

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meningitis or encephalitis

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hypertension, fever, hypothyroidism, and vasculitis produce what?

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headaches

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What 5 things that you ingest/meds produce headaches?

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oral contraceptives, bronchodialaters, alcohol, nitrates, and carbon monoxide inhalants

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With migraines, what can you do to feel better?

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lie down

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with cluster headaches, what makes you feel better?

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move- even to pace the floor

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12
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loss of consciousness before a fall may be caused by?

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cardiac cause (e.g. heart block)

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what is the most important evaluation with a neurological deficit?

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evaluate change in level of consciousness

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presyncope is:

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a light headed, swimming sensation or feeling of fainting/falling

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vertigo is:

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true rotational spinning often from labyrinthine-vestibular disorder

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16
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discribe OBJECTIVE vertigo

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PERSON feels like the room is spinning

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describe SUBJECTIVE vertigo

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person feeling like HE/SHE is spinning

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dysphaGia

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difficulty swallowing

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dysphaSia

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difficulty speaking

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20
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what 2 factors together increase risk for cancer

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smoking and large alcohol consumption

21
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smoking and chewing tobacco increase risk for:

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oral and respiratory cancer

22
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Surgery for head/neck cancer increases risk for:

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body image disturbance

23
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microcephaly

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abnormal small head

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macrocephaly

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abnormal large head

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rigid head and neck occurs with
arthritis
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the trachea is pushed to the UNAFFECTED side is seen in:
aortic aneurism tumor unilateral thyroid lobe enlargement pneumothorax
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the trachea is pulled toward the AFFECTED side seen in:
large atelectasis pleural adhesions fibrosis
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acute infection in nodes:
``` acute onset <14 days bilateral enlarged warm tender firm moveable ```
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chronic inflammation in nodes:
clumped nodes | seen in TB
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cancerous nodes:
``` hard >3 cm unilateral nontender matted fixed ```
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HIV infected nodes:
enlarged firm nontender mobile
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occipital node enlargement is common in what infection?
HIV
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single, enlarged, nontender, hard, LEFT supraclavicular node may indicate:
neoplasm in thorax or abdomen (Virchow node)
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painless, rubbery, discrete node occur with:
Hodgkin's lymphoma
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Bruit sounds like:
soft, pulsatile, whooshing, slowing sound
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goiter is a:
chronic enlargement of the thyroid gland | common in regions with low iodine
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pillar cyst is:
(also called wen) smooth, firm, fluctuant swelling on scalp contains sebum/keratin benign
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parotid gland enlargement occurs when:
rapid, painful inflammation of the parotid | occurs with mumps,bloackage of a duct, access, or tumor
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stensen duct obstruction can occur in aging adult from:
dehydration related to diuretics or anticholinergics
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graves disease:
(hyperthyroidism) ^ production of thyroid hrms causes goiter/budging eyeballs
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exophthalmos is:
budging eyeballs | seen in graves disease
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myxedema is:
(hypothyroidism) decrease in thyroid hrm production when severe causes non-pitting edema
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acromegaly is:
excessive secretion of growth hrm | creates enlarged skull, thickened cranial bones
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Cushing syndrome is:
excessive secretion of ACTH & chronic steroid use | causes "moonface", red cheeks...ect
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bell palsy is:
CN VII paralysis | unilateral paralysis of face
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what is the difference between bells palsy and stoke symptoms:
cannot wrinkle forehead with bells palsy
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cachectic appearance is:
accompanies chronic wasting diseases such as cancer, dehydration, starvation sunken eyes, hollow cheeks, exhaustion, defeated expression
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Summary check list:
1. inspect and palpate skull 2. inspect face 3. inspect and palpate neck 4. auscultate thyroid (if enlarged) for bruit