Comprehensive Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
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Aortic valve

A

2nd IC space R sternal border

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Pulmonic valve

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2nd IC space left sternal border

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3
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Where is Erb’s point and what is its significance?

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3rd IC space left sternal border…..pulmonic murmurs best heard here

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4
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Tricuspid valve

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4th/5th IC space left sternal border

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5
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Mitral valve

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5th IC space, left midclavicular

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Describe chest lead placements

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V1 = 4th IC space R sternal border
V2 = 4th IC space L sternal border
V3 = diagonal between V2 and V4 (find V4 first)
V4 = 5th IC space, midclavicular line
V5 = level with V4, anterior axillary line
V6 = level with V4 and V5, midaxillary line
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7
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Lateral leads

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1 and AVL

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8
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Inferior leads

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2, 3, and AVF

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9
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Numbers to know for EKG rhythm

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300, 150, 100, 75, 60, 50

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10
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Ischemia =

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ST Segment Depression OR inverted T wave

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Acute MI =

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ST Segment elevation

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Locations to auscultate on anterior chest wall

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1st IC space, medial 1/3 of clavicle
5th IC space, mid-clavicular
6th IC space, anterior axillary

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Locations to auscultate on posterior chest wall

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Just above spine of scapula (T3)
Mid scapula (T6)
Tip of scapula-medially (T9)
Tip of scapula-laterally (T9)

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Upper lobes apical segments

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Slump against pillow

Clap between clavicle and scapula

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15
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Upper lobes posterior segments

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Lean over pillow

Clap over upper back

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Upper lobes anterior segments

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Supine table flat. Pillows under knees, knees flexed

Clap between clavicle and nipple

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Right middle lobe

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Bed elevated 16 inches
Turn rotated 1/4 backwards and knees flexed. Pillow behind patient to help with this
Clap over right nipple area

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Left upper lobe lingular segments

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Bed elevated 16 inches
Turn 1/4 backwards and knees flexed. Pillow behind patient.
Clap over left nipple area

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Lower lobes lateral basal segments

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Bed elevated 20 inches
Turn 1/4 upwards with upper knee flexed and pillow between knees. Top arm flexed overhead
Clap over lower ribs

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Lower lobes posterior basal segments

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Bed elevated 20 inches
Lie on stomach with pillow under hip
Clap over lower ribs close to spine on each side

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Lower lobes anterior basal segments

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Bed elevated 20 inches
Lying on side with top knee flexed and pillow between the knees
Clap over lower ribs

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Lower lobes superior segments

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Bed flat and 2 pillows under hips

Clap over middle of back at tip of scapula

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23
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Where should limb leads be placed

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Right arm
Left leg
Left arm

24
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Breath sound commonly heard in COPD

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Modalities to use for Pain
TENS (sensory and motor)
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Modalities to use for swelling
Nonthermal US or ice
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Modalities to use for muscle weakness
E-stime
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Modalities to use for muscle tightness
Thermal US or heat
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Settings for sensory TENS - frequency - duration - tx time
Freq = 100Hz Duration = 100 microsec Tx time = as needed
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Settings for motor TENS - frequency - duration - tx time
Freq = 5Hz Duration = 400 microsec Tx time = 30 min
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Tx time for ice
20 min
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Tx time for heat
30 min
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Settings for thermal US - freq - duty cycle - intensity - tx time
- Freq = 1 MHz (deep) or 3 MHz (superficial) - duty cycle = 100% - intensity = 1.5 W/cm2 - tx time = 8 min
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When to use thermal vs. non thermal US
``` Thermal = chronic Nonthermal/pulsed = acute ```
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Setting for nonthermal US
- Freq = 1 MHz (deep) or 3 MHz (superficial) - Duty cycle = 50% - Intensity = 1.5 w/cm2 - tx time = 8 min
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Settings for Estim - Freq - amplitude - pulse duration - on/off ratio - ramp rise/decay time
-freq = 30pps -intensity = max tolerance - pulse duration = 350 microsec - on/off = 1:5 ratio ramp rise/decay time= 4 sec
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General contraindiations for modlities
1. ) Pacemaker 2. ) Arrhythmia 3. ) Pregnancy 4. ) Thromboplebitis 5. ) Joint replacement
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Tests for impingement
1. ) Hawkins Kennedy 2. ) Infrapsintus 3. ) Painful arc
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Test for RTC tear
1. ) Drop arm 2. ) Infraspinatus 3. ) Painful arc
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Tests for Shoulder Labral tear
1. ) O'brien | 2. ) Crank
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Tests for shoulder stability
1. ) Load and shift | 2. ) Sulcus
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Tests for frozen shoulder
1.) Lift off test
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Test for hip labral tear
scour
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Tests for trochanteric bursitis
1. ) Ober | 2. ) MMT of Abd
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Test for Meniscus
Apley's (with compression)
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Test for PFPS
McConnell's
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What should you follow a manip up with
hand heel rocking
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Side effects of nitrates
1. ) Headache 2. ) Lightheadedness 3. ) Low BP
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Side effects of beta blockers
1. Fatigue/weakness | 2. ) SOB
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Big side effect of Calcium channel blockers
Edema in legs/feet
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What should you avoid in someone who had a medial meniscus injury
avoid excessive hamstring exercise because of potential involvement of medial hamstring
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Contraindications for manip
1. ) Pregnancy 2. ) Instability 3. ) Surgical hx 4. ) Steroid use 5. ) Osteoporosis 6. ) Pt says NO 7. ) Fx 8. ) Too acute to assess 9. ) Blood thinner 10. Involved medical hx
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Patellar Ottawa Ankle Rules
1. ) Age over 55 2. ) Isolated tenderness over patella 3. ) Tenderness of fibular head 4. ) Inability to flex to 90 degrees 5. ) Inability to weight bear immediately after injury
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Anterior lateral hip precautions
Avoid ext, ER, abd
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Posterior lateral and minimally invasive
avoid flex, IR, ADD