Exam Four - Think Tank Flashcards
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presentation of gout
redness, hot, swollen, and painful
s/s of goiter
impaired swallowing, do not raise arms while eating
Cranial Nerve IX injury
not able to shrug shoulders
Describe OA type of pain
improves with rest
Tests for carpal tunnel syndrome
Positive Phalen’s test and positive Tinel’s test
What is an indication for a positive Finkelstein’s test
DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis (inflammation of the tendons of the thumb side of the wrist)
s/s of Addison’s disease
craving salt & weight loss because they cannot keep food down
s/s of SCFE (slipped capital femoral epiphysis)
not able to bear weight on limb
What is the main function of the Circle of Willis?
provides collateral cerebral circulation (goes around blockage)
Trauma to the RAS (reticular activating system) will exhibit this …
disruptions in the sleep/wake cycle
Injury to the frontal cortex will cause
personality change
Neurological function assessment includes/does not include
includes: facial droop, affect, memory, speech pattern
does not include: gait
the 3 branches of cranial nerve V
trigeminal cranial nerve, branches are ophthalmic, mandibular, maxillary
Hallmark symptom of osteoporosis
Dowager’s hump (buffalo hump)
What is the best position for the patient to be in when testing cranial nerves?
Sitting
Explain cranial nerve XII
hypoglossal (tongue). Assessment = tongue movement
How do you check cranial nerve XII on an infant
sucking and swallowing
What is tabetic stamping ?
high-stepping, feet slapping on ground. Late stage neurosyphilis
S/S of temporal lobe injury
problems with taste and smell
What does a positive McMurray’s test indicate?
meniscus tear of the knee
s/s of hypoparathyroidism
muscle spasms, recent seizure, spasticity
Heberden’s nodes are signs of what disease process ?
osteoarthritis
Kid limping and having hip pain. what is this diagnosis?
Legg-Calve-Perthes disease
a bruit heard over the thyroid suggests
hyperthyroidism