Differential Diagnoses Quiz #1 Flashcards

1
Q

The comparison of symptoms of similar disease and medical diagnostics so a correct assessment of the patients actual problem can be made

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Differential diagnoses

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2
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Process of screening for referral

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Medical screening

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3
Q

3 different clinical diagnostic strategies

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  1. Hypothetico-deductive
  2. Hypothesis oriented algorithm
  3. Pattern recognition
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4
Q

Most common strategy, start out with all diagnoses I know, and see what sticks

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Hypothetico deductive

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5
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Pattern recognition

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See symptoms such as sore throat, cough, runny nose, and associate it with illness

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6
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What four components make up the Goodman screening for referral model?

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History, risk factor assessment, clinical presentation , review of systems

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7
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Admitting that one does not know and is willing to learn from patients about their experiences while being aware of ones own embeddeldness in culture

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Cultural humility

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8
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Use the screening interview to listen for red flags and risk factors from the medical history.

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Knowing risk factors

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9
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Associated with signs and symptoms of systemic disease

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Clinical presentation

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10
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Warning - generally deal with systemic conditions

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Red flags

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11
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Caution- generally deal with patients beliefs and emotions regarding condition (ex, patient is self employed and have 5 kids and can’t work and stressed they need to get back to work

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Yellow flags

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12
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Examples of red flags

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Tumor, fracture, cauda equina

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13
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Orange symptoms

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Psychiatric symptoms

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14
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Yellow flags

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Unhelpful beliefs about pain, expectation of poor treatment outcome, worries, fears, anxieties,

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15
Q

Pain is an

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Experience

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16
Q

When pain is constant it is

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Bad

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17
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When pain is variable it is

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Good

18
Q

A red flag is an insidious (no known reason)

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Onset

19
Q

Race is a _____ construct - not biological

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Social

20
Q

Vital signs

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Heart rate , respiratory rate, temperature, and blood pressure

21
Q

Normal heart rate

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60-100 beats per minute

22
Q

What medication can alter heart rate?

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Beta blockers

23
Q

Normal respiratory rate

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12-18 rpm

24
Q

Normal body temperature

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98.6, temperature should be considered in patients with back pain of unknown cause

25
Q

Normal range for blood pressure

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120/80

26
Q

Normal variations for blood pressure SYSTOLIC

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Arms : 5-10 mmhg
Legs : 10-40 mmhg

27
Q

There should be no variation in

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Diastolic pressure

28
Q

Less than 120 and less than 80

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Normal blood pressure

29
Q

120-129 and less than 80

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Elevated

30
Q

130-139 and 80-89

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High blood pressure stage 1

31
Q

140 or higher

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High blood pressure stage 2

32
Q

Higher than 180 and higher than 120 (diastolic)

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Hypertensive crisis

33
Q

Systolic blood pressure increases linearly with exercise , takes 10-20 min to return to normal, diastolic changes minimally

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Exercise

34
Q

4 sources of pain

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Cutaneous, deep somatic, visceral, and referred

35
Q

Skin=

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Cutaneous

36
Q

Well localized with one finger (patient points to pain)

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Cutaneous pain

37
Q

Deep somatic

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(bone, nerve, muscle, tendon, ligament, arteries, joints, spongy or cancellous bone, periosteum)
Poorly localized

38
Q

Dull aching gnawing

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Deep somatic

39
Q

Internal organs/heart

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Visceral

40
Q

Pain comes in waves (stomach ache )

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Visceral or cyclic pain

41
Q

Pain corresponds to dermatomes from which the organ receives its innervations

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Visceral