Final Exam Flashcards
(125 cards)
normal lymph nodes
less than 1/2 cm, movable, firm, non-tender
infected node
enlarged, tender
malignant lymph node
hard, non-tender, irregular, fixed
thyroid assessment
below cricoid, need to do labs to see hyper/hypo, have pt swallow
presbycusis
lose hearing of higher frequency
weber test
Tuning fork top of head or forehead
Should be equal in both ears
-lateralization is bad!
rinne test
air is twice as long as bone conduction (indicates conductive hearing loss, external and middle air)
acute closed angle glaucoma
medical emergency
- dilated pupil, red sclera
- pt can go blind
aging eyes
-thick cornea, astigmatism, arcus senilus, glaucoma, acuity issues, floaters, presyopia
arcus senilus
white fat deposits around rim of cornea
presbyopia
lose close vision as you age
exam far vision
snellen chart, 20 20 normal
glaucoma
Usually complain about peripheral vision
macular degeneration
loss of central vision
peritonsillar abscess
increasing difficulty with swallowing, speaking
-monitor airway, drooling is bad
mono
exudates on tonsils
-inflamed posterior nodes and spleen issues
group a strep
inflammation with white/gray tonsilar exudate
-anterior lymph nodes palpable
strep vs mono
anterior nodes-strep
posterior nodes-mono
infant skin
- lanugo, vernix caseosa
- stork bite, cradle cap, milia
- more prone to fluid loss (poor temp regulation)
psoriasis
a plaque
- silvery appearance
- usually on extensor surfaces like knuckles or elbows
- can have systemic changes like pitting nails
HARMM melanoma risk model
hx previous melanoma
- age > 50
- reg dermatologist absent
- mole change
- male gender
ABCDE for lesions
A (asymmetrical) B (borders) irregular C (color) is it changing or multicolored D (diameter) > ½ cm *head of an eraser E (elevation)- is it enlarging?
basal cell carcinoma
translucent nodule, firm border with depressed center
Normally on sun exposed areas
Very common
squamous cell carcinoma
firm scale; often face or back of hand
scaly!