FOURTH TEST Flashcards

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a woman who has diabetes, this puts her more at risk for what

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vaginal yeast infections and UTI

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when should a person get a sigmoidoscopy

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at age 50 and every 5 years after

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when should a person get a colonoscopy

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age 50 and every 10 years after

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skene glands are located where

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in the urethra

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bartholin glands are located where

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inferior to the vagina

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appendicular skeleton

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extremities, shoulders, and hips

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axial skeleton

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head and trunk

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place where two bones meet

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joint

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what does bone pain feel like

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dull, deep, and throbbing

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what does joint and muscle pain feel like

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aching

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musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory, and mood changes or cognitive disorders

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fibromyalgia

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recurrent fractures

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osteomalacia

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active motion against full resistance

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5; normal

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active motion against some resistance

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4; slight weakness

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active motion against gravity

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3; average weakness

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passive ROM

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2; poor ROM

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slight flicker of contraction

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1; severe weakness

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no muscular contraction

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0; paralysis

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motion of the temporomandibular

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opens and closes mouth
projects and retracts jaw
moves jaw from side to side

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motion of sternoclavicular

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no obvious movements

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motion of the elbow

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flexion and extension of forearm

supination and pronation of forearm

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motion of the shoulders

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flexion and extension
abduction and adduction
circumduction
rotation (internal and external)

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motion of wrists

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wrist: flexion, extension hyperextension, adduction, radial and ulnar deviation

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motion of fingers

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flexion, extension, hyperextension, abduction, and circumduction

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motion of thumbs
flexion, extension, opposition
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motion of vertebrae
flexion, hyperextension, lateral bending, rotation
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motion of hips
``` flexion with knee flexed and with knee extended extension and hyperextension circumduction rotation abduction and adduction ```
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motion of knees
flexion | extension
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motion of ankle and foot
plantar flexion and dorsiflexion foot: inversion and eversion toes: flexion, extension, abduction and adduction
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gait and posture is observed during
the general survey
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what is epicondylitis
tenderness and pain over the epicondyles ; tennis elbow by doing to same motion repeatedly
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what is rheumatoid arthritis/rheumatic fever
firm, nontender nodules that are palpable
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what does the squeeze test test for
arthritis or psoriasis arthritis
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what is the ballottement test used for
detects large amounts of fluid in the knee
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what does mcmurray test for
patient complains of locking of knees ; pain or clicking is a torn meniscus
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inward turning of the knees
genu valgum
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outward turning of the knees
genu varum
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bones
structure, protection, stores calcium, and produce blood cells
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space between the joints thats filled with fluid
synovial joints
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fibrous joints
sutures between the skull bones
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cartilaginous joints
joints between vertebrae
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covers the bone and contains osteoblasts and blood vessels that promote nourishment and formation of new bone tissues
periosteum
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what is company bone
hard and dense, makes up the shaft and outer layers
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what is spongy bone
makes up the ends and centers of the bones
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promote posture, produce body heat, and allow the body to move
skeletal muscles
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type of person at most risk with having issue with calcium
white females
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what to tell people about osteoporosis
calcium supplements and exercise and vitamin D
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types of client who are at risk for osteoporosis and osteomyelitis
diabetes, sickle cell, SLE
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why do people with sickle cell ache
RBC are made in the bone so their bones hurt
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vitamin D deficiency
osteomalacia
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why should you ask them what mediciations their on
steroid- deplete bone mass, diuretics alter electrolyte level-muscle weakness, and statins cause muscle pain, soreness weakness
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bone density test
age 60 years old unless have health history
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worsens after sitting for long periods
pheumatiod arthritis
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feels better with sleep but hurts when it rains
osteoarthritis
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what are you testing for with the straight leg test
herniated nucleus pulposus ; pain that radiates
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what pulls the balls toward the body for warmth and away from the body for heat
cremasteric reflex
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undescended testes
cryptorchidism
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testes are swollen and painful, what area should be suspected for an issue?
epididymus
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secrete mucus to lubricate and maintain a moist vaginal environment
skene gland
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secrete mucus to aid in lubrication during intercourse
bartholin glands
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client holds breath and bears down
valsalva maneuver
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what medications put a patient at higher risk for osteoporosis?
thyroid replacement drugs and corticosteroids
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external genitalia
scrotum and penis
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a fold of the foreskin extending from the urethral meatus ventrally
frenulum
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carries sperm from epididymis to ejaculatory duct
vas deferens
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internal structures male genitalia
testes and spermatic cord
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where do hernias happen in males
inguinal area / groin
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final segment of the digestive system
anal canal
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lowest portion of the large intestine
rectum
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what is considered the rectum
from the sigmoid colon to the anorectal junction
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whats a sign of blood in urine for males
enlarged prostate / prostatic hyperplasia ; stream won't be as strong
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red blood in stool
hemorrhoids, polyps, cancer or colitis
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black tarry stool
GI bleeding
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clay colored stool
lack of bile pigment
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change in their bowel movements could indicate what
signal impaction, gastroenteritis, IBS, etc
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what does it mean if a patient cannot hold their urine or bowel movement
neuro problem or trauma
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what to tell our patient for a digital rectal exam
use the pad of your finger and have the patient bare down (valsava)
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age for testicular cancer
age 15-30
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most frequently used position for checking the rectum/prostate
left lateral position ; standing pigeon toes and leaning over the bed is another way
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checking vagina and rectum
lithotomy position
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how do you check the rectum of a female
same way checking the guys left lateral position ; standing pigeon toes and leaning over the bed is another way
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twisting of the epididymus
testicular torsion ; they will lose their testes
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pimple like lesions on the glans is what
herpes
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chancre lesion under the foreskin
syphilis
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inflammation of the testes ; client complains of heaviness, pain, and fever
orchitis
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when do women start their periods
starts with certain amount of body fat ages 9-14
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what does it mean when patient stops having period for 4 months but it pops back up
peri menopause
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what to know about vaginal health and diabetes
diabetes puts a woman at risk for yeast infection and UTI's
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whats a pap smear for
cervical cancer
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why would a woman be peeing poop
she may have a fistula between her vagina and rectum
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what can STI do in women if not treated
can lead to PID which can lead to fallopian tubes scarring and adhesions ; infertility and ectopic pregnancy
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white rich people who complain of discomfort bleeding and itching
hemorrhoids
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what puts a person at risk for cervical cancer
DES while pregnant, HPV, overweight, poverty, history of it
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ethnic group most at risk for colorectal cancer
black
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in older women what does the cervix look like
it looks pale after menopause
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a patients whose mother took DES what does their cervix look like
columnar cells and puts them at risk for cervical cancer
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normal length for testes
4.5 cm
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increases risk for testicular cancer
cryptorchidism
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early signs of menopause
night sweats, hot flashes and spotting
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enlarged barthol glands with discharge indicates
gonorrhea
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greenish discharge with fishy odor
tricomoniasis
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late menarche is common in women
living in developed countries
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menopause usually happens
40-58