Exam 2 Flashcards

(58 cards)

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What age do blood pressure checks start?

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3 years old

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How do you assess for a Still’s murmur?

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carotid artery compression: causes the murmur to disappear

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How do you assess tolerance of physical activity in an adult patient who had angioplasty with stent placement?

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Treadmill Stress Test

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What is heard/auscultated in a patient with a Diastolic Murmur?

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Aortic Regurgitation

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Valve that does not close

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Incompetent Valve

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If you are unable to capture an arrhythmia by EKG in office, what needs to be ordered?

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24 hr. Holter Monitor

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What creates the S1 sound?

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closure of the Mitral Valve

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What creates the S2 sound?

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closure of the Aortic and Pulmonic Valves.

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Where is S2 best auscultated?

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base of the heart

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Grade 4 Murmur

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loud with a Palpable Thrill

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What diagnostic is used for a patient with suspected Pulmonary Embolism?

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CT of the Chest

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Who is at high risk of Pulmonary Embolism?

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Postpartum patients.

May have normal VS with tachypnea

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How do you position a patient to evaluate for Aortic Stenosis?

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Upright and leaning forward

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What are the JNC guidelines for a hypertensive and diabetic patient ?

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they are at risk for CAD; Should maintain LDL less than 70

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Where is a Venous Hum best heard?

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medial third costal of the right clavicle

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16
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what is a S3 heart sound

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Ventricular Gallop Rhythm

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17
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What does an S3 indicate?

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HF or CHF

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18
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What are expected assessment findings in patients with peripheral arterial disease (PAD)?

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Decreased hair on the lower extremities & thick toenails

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What history is common in a patient with a Venous Stasis Ulcer?

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Prior DVT & decreased circulation

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Assessment finding in patient with Superficial Thrombophlebitis

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Tenderness along the dilated vessels

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Assessment finding in DVT

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Unilateral leg edema; measure the leg circumference bilaterally.

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22
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Confirmation diagnostic of suspected DVT

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Duplex Ultrasonography

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23
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Education for patients with Heart Failure

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Stop Smoking
Pneumonia Vaccine
Regular Exercise as tolerated

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Class II Heart Failure

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mild symptoms & fatigue with ordinary activity

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Systolic Heart Failure
HF w/decreased EF. (EF<40%)
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Diastolic Heart Failure
HF w/preserved EF. (EF>40%)
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Men 65 and older
should be assessed for Aortic Abdominal Aneurysm (AAA)
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Confirmatory diagnostic of Heart Failure
2D Echocardiogram
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Normal Systolic BP of patients younger than 60 years old.
less than 140
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Intermittent Claudication
use Ankle Brachial Index to assess for Intermittent Claudication. Beta Blockers worsen claudication
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Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) diagnosis
Ankle Brachial Index < 9
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Arterial Ulcers
lead to gangrene
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Nephritic Syndrome frequent sign/symptom
edema
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Renal Artery Stenosis
most common cause of secondary hypertension in pediatrics. | routine BP checks at every visit are important.
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What is NOT indicative of renal artery disease?
Frequent UTIs
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Risk factor for Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)
LDL > 150
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CRP
order to assess cardiovascular risk
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Characteristics of Chest Pain/Angina patient complaints
dull, heavy, squeezing sensation
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Near-syncopal episode
order 24 hour Holter Monitor
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RSV
most common respiratory virus in children
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RSV treatment
supportive: upper airway suctioning, prevention of significant/prolonged hypoxia & dehydration.
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Pulmonary Function Test
confirms diagnosis of Asthma, COPD & Chronic Bronchitis
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Epiglottis
medical emergency; abrupt in onset
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COPD & Asthma
progressive; symptoms worsen with time
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Moderate Persistent Asthma
symptoms everyday
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COPD patient assessment
barrel chest: anterior/posterior diameter
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Pneumonia assessment
consolidation and dullness in the lungs, low-grade fever & dry cough
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Viral pneumonia
ground-glass opacities
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Pleuritic chest pain
should suspect M. Pneumoniae
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Prevnar 13 vaccine
all adults should receive it at least once.
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Costochondritis sign/symptom
pain over the sternum
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Pneumothorax assessment
absence of adventitious lung sounds over air space
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Differential diagnosis for a child with Croup
Diphtheria, RSV, Epiglottis,
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Croup sign/symptom
barking cough
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Chronic cough
chest x-ray to rule out pathology
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
predominant in middle-aged men.
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Education for obese patients at risk of OSA
preventative measures: weight control, avoidance of alcohol, and sedatives at night.
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Obese patient with hypertension:
rule out OSA as a cause of hypertension.