clinical manifestations of disease Flashcards
(37 cards)
Chronic nasal stuffiness or chronic respiratory correlated with?
sinusitis
Impaired vision or seeing “holes” around light correlated with?
glaucoma
Visual field defects correlated with?
suggest the presence of a lesion of the optic pathway
Sudden, severe, unilateral vision loss correlated with?
suggests the presence of optic neuritis
Headache, fatigue, generalized aches and pains, and night sweats in subjects age 55 yo or older correlated with?
suggest presence of temporal arteritis
Intermittent headaches with high blood pressure correlated with?
pheochromocytoma
Neck stiffness and especially meningismus correlated with?
suggests meningitis
Focal neurologic signs correlated with?
intracranial mass lesion
increased pressure in or around the brain causes the part of the optic nerve inside the eye to swell correlated with?
Papilledema
where is sinus headache pain?
behind forehead, cheekbones
where is cluster headaches pain
in and around one eye
where is tension headache pain?
like a band squeezing the head
what is symptoms of migraine
Pain nausea and visual changes
What are fever values? (rectal,oral,axillary)
100.4(37.8) ,100(37.8) ,99(37.2)
Differential Diagnosis of Fever:
Infectious diseases? (5)
Influenza HIV UTI Infectious mononucleosis Gastroenteritis
Two skin inflammations?
Boils (Furuncle or Carbuncle)
Abscess
Four Immunological diseases?
Lupus erythematosis
Sarcoidosis
Inflammatory bowel diseases
Kawasaki disease
what is Rhabdomyolysis?
breakdown of muscle.
two Metabolic Disorders?
Gout (build up of crystals in a joint)
Porphyria (inherited)
First think to think kids with fever?
urinary tract
Four thinks to consider/order for fever?
CBC (complete blood count)
BMP (Basic metabolic panel) to check electrolytes
Consider blood cultures on temps >102
UA (Urinalysis) to r/o (rule out) uti’s (urinary tract infections) and to check hydration status
four ways a cough can be classified by?
duration, character, quality and timing
Four cough Infections (respiratory tract infections)
Common cold (most common)
Pneumonia
Pertussis
Tuberculosis
Three Reactive airway diseases?
Cough variant asthma Chronic bronchitis (often referred to as smokers cough) Long term fume inhalation