Final Exam Flashcards

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normal lymph nodes

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less than 1/2 cm, movable, firm, non-tender

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infected node

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enlarged, tender

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malignant lymph node

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hard, non-tender, irregular, fixed

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thyroid assessment

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below cricoid, need to do labs to see hyper/hypo, have pt swallow

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presbycusis

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lose hearing of higher frequency

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weber test

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Tuning fork top of head or forehead
Should be equal in both ears
-lateralization is bad!

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rinne test

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air is twice as long as bone conduction (indicates conductive hearing loss, external and middle air)

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acute closed angle glaucoma

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medical emergency

  • dilated pupil, red sclera
  • pt can go blind
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aging eyes

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-thick cornea, astigmatism, arcus senilus, glaucoma, acuity issues, floaters, presyopia

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arcus senilus

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white fat deposits around rim of cornea

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presbyopia

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lose close vision as you age

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exam far vision

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snellen chart, 20 20 normal

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glaucoma

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Usually complain about peripheral vision

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macular degeneration

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loss of central vision

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peritonsillar abscess

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increasing difficulty with swallowing, speaking

-monitor airway, drooling is bad

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mono

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exudates on tonsils

-inflamed posterior nodes and spleen issues

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group a strep

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inflammation with white/gray tonsilar exudate

-anterior lymph nodes palpable

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strep vs mono

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anterior nodes-strep

posterior nodes-mono

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infant skin

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  • lanugo, vernix caseosa
  • stork bite, cradle cap, milia
  • more prone to fluid loss (poor temp regulation)
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psoriasis

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a plaque

  • silvery appearance
  • usually on extensor surfaces like knuckles or elbows
  • can have systemic changes like pitting nails
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HARMM melanoma risk model

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hx previous melanoma

  • age > 50
  • reg dermatologist absent
  • mole change
  • male gender
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ABCDE for lesions

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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?
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basal cell carcinoma

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translucent nodule, firm border with depressed center
Normally on sun exposed areas
Very common

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squamous cell carcinoma

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firm scale; often face or back of hand

scaly!

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actinic keratosis
pre-cancerous squamous cell | -white scale
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malignant melanoma
- irregular, can be dark - blacks can get this in nail - can be anywhere on body
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comprehensive health history
- patient identifiers - reliability - chief complaint - HPI, PMH, FH, SH, ROS
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Fungal
(tinea, candidiasis under skin folds) red, drainage, satellite lesions
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papilledema looks like
a bright sun spot or blown up disc
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pneumonia
- bronchial breath sounds, rales, crackles, dullness, egophony, whispered pectoriliquoy , inc fremitis
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COPD
- dec breath sounds, dec tactile fremities, hyperresonance
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pleural effusion
- dullness and asymmetry
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clubbing
>180 degrees
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s1
best heard at apex
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s2
best heard at base
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s3
worse sound, early diastolic, best heard with bell at apex, low sound, associated with CHF in adults
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s4
late diastolic, stressed heart, assoc with HTN, CAD, best heard at apex, ventricular filling sound
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PMI
shouldn't be bigger than2 cm
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grading scale murmurs
- - starting at 4 you can feel it, not normal, called a thrill if feel it
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rubs
- high pitched scratchy sounds, pericarditis (best heard at LLSB with diaphragm)- pt will have chest pain. Will be systolic and diastolic
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Arterial insufficiency
- no pulses, cool feet, shiny pale hairless, can be ruddy, get sores on toes first
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venous insufficiency
- edema, pulses, thick leathery skin, brownish coloring, get sores at ankles
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DVT
what are risk factors? On the pill, smoke, calf pain and swelling and redness, pregnancy
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ABI
test for arterial insufficiency, can't use with diabetics | -test for peripheral artery disease
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ascites
- shifting dullness, fluid wave
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gray turner
flank bruising
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cullen
bruising around umbilicus
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murphys
gallbladder test, have pt hold breath and they have pain with palpation
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appendicitis tests
rebound pain upon release in RLQ, Rovsing (pain R when feeling L), Psoas (lay left when right leg is bent), Obturator (flex right leg and knee)
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hepatitis
- jaundice, pain in RUQ, dry itchy skin, icteric sclera, darkening urine
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Abdominal pain
gallbladder can be referred to shoulder, triple A can be back pain, GERD can have sore throat and cough
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diverticulitis
LLQ pain
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most common disability
speech impediment or other communication disorders
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effects of disability
access to care is problem
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changes in elderly
-incontinence not normal, weak pelvic floor, kyphosis, more prone to PNAs and atelectasis
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Muscle grading system
- 0 = paralysis, no muscle contraction - + 1 = slight muscle contraction - + 2 = movement with gravity - + 3 = movement against gravity - + 4 = movement against gravity with some resistance - + 5 = movement against gravity with full resistance
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kyphosis
bend over, accentuated thoracic curve
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Scoliosis
have patient lean forward and you look at scapula, look at scapula and iliac crest to see if they are even
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Lordosis
- accentuated lumbar curve, flatten back out against wall? pregnancy
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RA
systemic, fever, rash, ulcers, younger patients, can be multiple joints -swan neck, ulnar deviation, boutineer
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DJD/osteo
wear and tear, herbertans on dip, bochards on pips
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swan neck
hyperextension of the PIP with flexion of the DIP
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boutineer
- flexion of PIP with hyperextension of DIP
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carpal tunnel tests
- numb and tingle up to 3rd finger | phalen and tineal
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phalens
put back of palms together
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tineal test
tap on median nerve and get a zinger
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herniated disc test
pain on straight leg raise and cross-over test
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cauda equina syndrome
- pressure on cord that leads to permanent damage, ask about bowel and bladder function
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Tennis elbow
lateral epicondylitis
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Golfers elbow
medial epicondylitis
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nerve root compression can cause
absent or depressed DTR
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McMurray test
- meniscus tear, Flex the knee, place forefingers on lateral side of joint line, then with applying valgus stress and internal rotation of leg, extend the knee looking for both pop/click and pain
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Apley’s Test
with knee flexed apply pressure to foot and counter pressure to knee, twist and listen for clicks.
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propulsive
parkinsons
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scissor
cerebral palsy
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spastic
hemiplegic, CVA
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waddling
toddlers, hip dislocation
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steppage
neuropathy, MS
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Romberg
for balance
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pronator
shows balance
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torn meniscus tests
apley and mcmurrary
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torn ACL tests
Lachman, if tug on tibia and fibula they shouldn't move
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referred gallbadder pain
right scapular pain
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rotator cuff injury
cant raise hand above shoulder
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rotator cuff tests
abduct and bring down slowly the arm just stops (drop arm test), empty can movement and arm drops
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ligament tear tests
lachman or drawer
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NIH
don't want a high score
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first test for stroke
=pre-hosp screen will make a decision at that point to call stroke alert (smile, droop, slurred speech, look for pronator drift) CT, vitals and glucose then NIH
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Cushings
(widening pulse pressure, bradycardia, irregular breathing)
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DTR
- Biceps- indirect, will have contraction - Triceps- will have extension - Brachioradialis- may have a slight supination and flexion of hand - Patellar- extension of leg - Achilles- will have plantar flexion
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cerebellar function
balance, Romberg test (feet together eyes open then closed), ability to walk, 4 inch base of support, stride length 14 inches
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pronator drift
muscle weakness | -hold out hands like holding a pizza
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cystic breast
occur 20-30s, tender, change according to point in cycle, can be affected by chocolate and caffeine
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Fibroadenoma
one round firm non-tender mass, often in teens-20s
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Breast cancer
- hard irregular non-tender, occur more when older
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Inflammatory breast ca
- red and inflamed, can have orange peel skin
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Pagets
- breast ca around nipple, will see redness/discharge/flaking
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when to check breast tissue
4th to 7th day after cycle pre-menopausal | -can do exam anytime when post-menopausal
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gonorrhea
bacterial, white/yellow discharge, burning urination
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herpes
hurts, small ulcers on red bases, recurrent outbreaks
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genital warts, HPV
cauliflower
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primary syphilis
- one painless lesion, develops into a rash covering entire body
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bacterial vaginosis
(fishy smell)- inc risk with multiple partners, douching or smoking
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candidiasis
cottage cheese
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prostate
digital rectal exam, specific antigen, usually first present as urinary problems
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testes
torsion, severe pain, one sided, cremasteric (stroke inner aspect of thigh, normal testes will move up)
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vaginal complaint also checks
associated urinary symptoms (CVA tenderness)
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PID can lead to
infertility
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Apgar
initial then 5 min | - Assesses neurologic recovery from delivery and adaptation to extrauterine environment
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low APGAR 1 min
nervous system depression, very low scores need resuscitation
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low APGAR 5 min
- high risk for ongoing developmental problems
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Examine older infant
- use a toy or other distractor, do exam in parents lap, gather developmental info from parent, make sure infant is fed beforehand
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milia
- pin-head sized white papular lesions on nose, chin, forehead caused by sebum retained in sebaceous glands; also clear in a few weeks
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Acrocyanosis
common in 1st few days of life and early infancy & into infancy- caused by exposure to cold
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Mongolian spots
dark bluish or dark pigmentation over the buttocks & lower back- these tend to fade with age, but should be documented to avoid concern about bruising later.
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Jaundice
physiologic occurs in half of infants, appearing 2-3 days after birth, jaundice within first 24 hours is hemolysis, jaundice longer than 2 weeks is liver or biliary disease
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peds respiratory
obligatory nose breathers, nasal flaring is bad
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normal newborn HR
120s
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Social development in infants
- relationship between them and caregiver is critical
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gross motor age
1-4 years
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fine motor age
4 years
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age 5-10 development
- is goal directed, concrete operational stage, learn from school and family
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early adolesence
10-14, start puberty
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middle adolesence
15-16
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late adolesences
appear as adults