Exam 2 Concepts Flashcards

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organ system issues that manifest in skin, hair, and nail problems

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respiratory
cardiac
dehydration

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signs of respiratory dysfunction

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C ap refill slow
R ounded nails “clubbing”
A zul skin “cyanosis”
P allor

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cyanosis

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LATE sign of respiratory distress that does not always occur

some pts constantly cyanotic d/t large number of deoxygenated RBCs

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clubbing

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REVERSIBLE bulging of distal fingers and nail beds unless pt suffers from chronic dz (irreversible)

associated w/respiratory and cardiac dysfunction, neoplasms (cancer)

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capillary refill

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color should return in 1-2sec

slow indicates respiratory or cardiac dysfunction

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signs of cardiac dysfunction

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T emperature cool
E dema
R espiratory signs
D iaphoresis “cold sweat”

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edema scale

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1+ mild pitting
2+ moderate pitting
3+ deep pitting
4+ very deep pitting

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signs of dehydration

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dry mucous membranes

poor skin turgor

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jaundice

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yellowing of the hard/soft palate, sclera

indicates liver dysfunction, blood disorders (ex. sickle cell dz)

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malignant skin lesions

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A  symmetry
B  order irregularity
C  olor variation
D  iameter > 6mm
E  levation or evolution

“spot ugly duckling”

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annular skin lesion

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ring-shaped

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confluent skin lesion

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merging together

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discreet skin lesion

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distinct, separate

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gyrate skin lesion

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coiled, snakelike

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grouped skin lesion

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clustered

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linear skin lesion

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line, stripe

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target skin lesion

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resembles eye iris, concentric rings

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zosteriform skin lesion

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linear along nerve route

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polycyclic skin lesion

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annular grown together

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20
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pressure ulcer stages

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1 intact skin erythematous; does not turn white w/pressure
2 loss of epidermis or dermis; red-pink shallow wound
3 subcutaneous tissue visible’ resembles crater
4 exposed muscle, tendon, or bone

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21
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assessing head size

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normocephalic
microcephalic
macrocephalic

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22
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fontanels

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soft spots

  1. posterior closes by 2 months
  2. anterior closes by 2 yrs

if sunken = dehydration
if bulging = bleeding d/t trauma

“2,2,2”

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faces of fetal alcohol syndrome

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smooth upper lip
thin upper lip
short eye openings

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assymetrical facial drooping

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may be sign of a stroke

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trachea assessment
normally midline deviation may be d/t neoplasm, goiter, or TN pnuemothorax from lung puncture/collapse
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thyroid assessment
note size, consistency, symmetry, presence of nodules
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lymph node assessment
if palpable, normally moveable, discreet, soft, and nontender enlarged or tender LNs may signify infection or cancer
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lymphadenopathy
infection: bilateral enlarged, warm, tender, freely moveable LNs cancer: unilateral >3cm enlarged, nontender, matted, fixed
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eye assessment
``` inspect: sclera, conjunctivae, pupil sz/shape pupillary light reflex confrontation test (#s) extraocular muscles corneal light reflex red reflex ```
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assessment of ear
inspect whisper test otoscopic exam: tympanic membrane pearly/translucent, cone of light towards chin
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sinuses
frontal maxillary ethmoid sphenoid
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tonsil scale
4+ "kiss" each other 3+ touch uvula 2+ halfway to uvula 1+ normal should be pink
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assessment of sinuses
palpate for tenderness indication of sinus infection
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(GAS) group A strep
``` sore throat fever over 100.4F no cough tonsillar exudate cervical lymphadenopathy ``` untreated may cause rheumatic fever or neuropsych syndromes
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oral kaposi sarcoma
oral cancer which typically those w/decreased immune systems;elderly and those w/AIDS most common
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sydenham's chorea
form of REVERSIBLE jerky involuntary movements associated w/untreate rheumatic fever/GAS
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normal breast assessment findings
``` cyclic pain slight size assymetry bilateral network of veins non-recent nipple inversion firm transverse ride of tissue in lower quadrants ```
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breast findings associated w/cancer
dimpling fixation peau d'orange "orange peel" recent nipple inversion
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lung anatomy
R lung has two main bronchi; L has one R has three lobes; L has two
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lung assessment
anterior mostly upper lobes posterior mostly lower lobes inspection tactile fremitus "99" chest percussion ascultation side to side
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abnormal trunk inspection
``` barrel chest pectus escavatum pectus carinatum scoliosis kyphosis ```
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abnormal respiratory patterns
hyperventilation cheyne-stokes biot tachypnea
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signs of respiratory distress
``` accessory muscles grunting head bobbing nasal flaring retractions tachypnea tripod positions (forward, hand on knees) ```
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heart assessment
point of maximal impulse cardiac thrills and heaves auscultation
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heart auscultation areas
2nd intercostal L aortic, R pulmonic 3rd intercostal Erb's point 5th intercostal L tricuspid, R (midclavicular) mitral S1___systole___S2___diastole___
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heart murmurs
valves trouble opening = stenosis | valves trouble closing = regurgitation/insufficiency
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abnormal heart sounds
S4(before S1) "stiff as a board"; lub lub dub | S3 (after S3) "need to pee" d/t fluid overload
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signs of heart failure
``` dilated pupils pale, grey, or cyanotic skin cool, moist skin jugular vein distention low BP ascites decreased urine output ```
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potential blood vessel problems
arterial insufficiency venous insufficiency - venous valves bust; blood goes back down instead of toward heart deep vein thrombosis
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signs of arterial insufficiency
``` diminished pulses cool, pale skin thin, shiny skin loss of hair on lower legs thick-ridged nails ```
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signs of venous insufficiency
palpable pulses edematous (chronic) or swollen (acute) warm, brown (chronic) or red (acute) skin thickened skin
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abdomen assessment
inspection auscultation percussion palpation
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abdomen auscultation
listen w/diaphragm for 15-20sec in one quadrant; 5mins if no sounds heard listen w/bell for bruits "whooshing"; renal stenosis common
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RUQ organs
``` liver right kidney gallbladder pancreas colon ```
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LUQ organs
``` spleen left kidney stomach pancreas colon ```
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RLQ organs
appendix colon small intestine
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LLQ organs
colon | small intestine