Exam Four - Think Tank Flashcards

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presentation of gout

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redness, hot, swollen, and painful

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s/s of goiter

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impaired swallowing, do not raise arms while eating

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Cranial Nerve IX injury

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not able to shrug shoulders

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Describe OA type of pain

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improves with rest

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Tests for carpal tunnel syndrome

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Positive Phalen’s test and positive Tinel’s test

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What is an indication for a positive Finkelstein’s test

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DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis (inflammation of the tendons of the thumb side of the wrist)

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s/s of Addison’s disease

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craving salt & weight loss because they cannot keep food down

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s/s of SCFE (slipped capital femoral epiphysis)

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not able to bear weight on limb

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What is the main function of the Circle of Willis?

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provides collateral cerebral circulation (goes around blockage)

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Trauma to the RAS (reticular activating system) will exhibit this …

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disruptions in the sleep/wake cycle

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Injury to the frontal cortex will cause

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personality change

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Neurological function assessment includes/does not include

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includes: facial droop, affect, memory, speech pattern
does not include: gait

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the 3 branches of cranial nerve V

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trigeminal cranial nerve, branches are ophthalmic, mandibular, maxillary

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Hallmark symptom of osteoporosis

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Dowager’s hump (buffalo hump)

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What is the best position for the patient to be in when testing cranial nerves?

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Sitting

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Explain cranial nerve XII

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hypoglossal (tongue). Assessment = tongue movement

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How do you check cranial nerve XII on an infant

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sucking and swallowing

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What is tabetic stamping ?

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high-stepping, feet slapping on ground. Late stage neurosyphilis

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S/S of temporal lobe injury

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problems with taste and smell

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What does a positive McMurray’s test indicate?

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meniscus tear of the knee

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s/s of hypoparathyroidism

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muscle spasms, recent seizure, spasticity

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Heberden’s nodes are signs of what disease process ?

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osteoarthritis

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Kid limping and having hip pain. what is this diagnosis?

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Legg-Calve-Perthes disease

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a bruit heard over the thyroid suggests

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hyperthyroidism

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In hyperventilation, what happens to the blood vessels and why?
blood vessels constrict because of decreased PCO2
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Pregnant woman comes in complaining of waddling, can't walk straight. Why?
Normal finding, increase in pelvic girth, ligaments become elastic
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describe a sprain injury
injury due to overstretching
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Cushing's syndrome in women - how does it manifest
moon face, excessive hair growth, scalp baldness
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What is the purpose of the Denver Development Screening Test on children
screen for developmental delays, infants/preschool growth, motor, personal, social
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What does the adrenal cortex do
regulates hormones, cortisol and aldosterone, and secondary sex hormones
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How to treat hypoglycemia orally?
well-balance of proteins, carbs, and sugars
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How would gouty arthritis present?
occurs mostly at night, can come with fever and chills (b/c of the inflammation)
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What is the most concerning fracture in children?
Long bone/epiphysial b/c of the growth plate
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10-month-old progressing well, what can they do
standing while holding onto something, crawling, grasp objects, feed themselves
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what test will you evaluate proprioception, cerebral function?
finger-to-nose, Romberg, heel-to-toe, rapid alternating movement
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Characteristics of Grave's disease?
exophthalmos, moist/sweaty skin
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function of a baby's fontanelles
room to grow
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how to examine the pt's thyroid
stand behind the patient when palpating. Ask the pt to turn laterally to side you are examining
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asymmetry of the face
facial nerve problem
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What kind of fracture would you expect from swinging a kid by the arms
radial head subluxation
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Function of ligaments
connective tissue, flexible, connects and supports the bones
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when is RA pain the most pronounced
in the morning, after a long rest
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Cushing's triad ....
hypertension, bradycardia, and irregular respirations
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What is the main function of the sympathetic of the autonomic nervous system?
fight or flight response
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Ipsilateral Horner syndrome ...
ptosis caused by a CVA
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Islets of Langerhans make what ?
alpha, beta, & delta cells alpha = glucagon beta = insulin delta = somatostatin