HEAD TO TOE Flashcards

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FIRST

OVERVIEW

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  1. gather supplies
  2. protect privacy
  3. introduce yourself
  4. id patient
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second

overview

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determine orientation
fall risk band?
ask about fall

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fourth-head/eyes/mouth

overview

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inspect head
check pupils reaction to light (d and c)
check pupil accomodation
inspect mouth with penlight

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third- vitals

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pain
bp
temp
pulse
rr

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fifth- heart

overview

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auscultate
“all people eat too much”
with diaphragm then with bell

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sixth-lungs

overview

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auscultate
posterior, axillary, anterior
side to side comparison
full respiration at each location

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7th- neck/chest

overview

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assess skin turgor unde clavicles

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8th- upper extremeties

overview

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test hand strength bilaterally
check capillary refill
color
temp
palpate radial pulses bilaterally

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9th- abdomen

overview

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inspect shape
auscultate four quadrants for bowel sounds
palpage lightly
last bowel movement? normal?

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10th- urinary

overview

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ask about urination. normal?

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11th- lower extremeties

overview

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inspect/palpate legs and feet
capillary refill
palpate dorsalid pedis and posterior tibial bilaterally
test foot strength bilaterally

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supplies for head to toe

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stethoscope
penlight
gloves
bp cuff
thermometer
watch w/ second hand
etc

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general principles to remember

shift assessment

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ntroduce yourself, identify patient (2 identifiers),make sure you have supplies (gloves,stethoscope, pen light, etc.), hand hygiene,provide privacy

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physiologic parameters

shift assessment

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vs
pain

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general appearance

shift assessment

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Hygiene/grooming, positioning, comfort

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neuro/musculoskeletal

shift assessment

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LOC, orientation, PERRLA,ROM/strength/sensation (BUE/BLE)

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heent

shift assessment

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Inspect head shape, symmetry of facial features,mucous membranes

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respiratory

shift assessment

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Work of breathing/effort, rate, rhythm,auscultate lung sounds, check for clubbing

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cardiac

shift assessment

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Auscultate heart sounds, check for murmurs, lifts,thrills. Check cap refill and skin temp. Bilateralradial and bilateral pedal pulses. Inspect forperipheral edema

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gi

shift assessment

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Inspect abdomen, auscultate bowel sounds,palpate for tenderness, ask about last BM anddiet

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gu

shift assessment

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Inspect (or ask) about urine color, characteristics,burning, hesitancy, pain, etc

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skin

shift assessment

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inspect color, wounds, lesions, skin turgor,palpate temperature

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other

shift assessment

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check IV sites, wounds, drains, tubes,environment, etc

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organizing the shift assessment part 1

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  1. Physiologic parameters and general appearance
  2. LOC, orientation, PERRLA
  3. HEENT inspection
  4. Auscultate heart, lung, and bowel sounds
  5. Inspect for work of breathing, respiratory rate/rhythm, inspect chest for heaves/lift
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organizing the shift assessment part 2
6. Palpate for any thrill in the chest, palpate abdomen for pain/tenderness (ask for last BM,diet, urine) 7. Assess upper extremities (bilateral radial pulses, skin condition, turgor, cap refill, clubbing,edema, ROM/strength, and sensation) 8. Assess lower extremities (bilateral pedal pulses, skin condition, turgor, cap refill, clubbing,edema, ROM/strength, and sensation) 9. Assess any other areas of the skin, looking at color, temperature, wounds, lesions, etc. 10. Check environment for safety, assess lines/drains/tubes, etc
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physiologic parameters | normals of physical assessment
vs including pain
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general appearance | normals of physical assessment
Clean appearing, resting comfortably in bed watching TV, NAD
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neurological | normals of physical assessment
A&O x3 (or x4), PERRLA intact, sensation intact x4
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musculoskeletal | normals of physical assessment
full rom x4 strength intact
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heent | normals of a physical assessment
normocephalic, facial features symmetrical, mucous membranes pink and moist, no irritation ordrainage present, denies any problems
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respiratory | normals of a physical assessment
Respiratory: respirations even and unlabored, Lungs CTA bil., O2 sat 98% RA, no clubbing present
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cardiovascular | normals of physical assessment
normal S1&S2, no murmurs, lifts, or thrills, cap refill <2secs, radial and pedal pulses 2+,skin warm to touch, no peripheral edema
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gi | normals of physical assessment
active bowel sounds x4, abdomen soft, non-tender, non-distended, denies any pain, last bm wasyesterday (was soft and easy to pass), consuming 75% of meals, on regular diet
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gu | normals of physical assessment
GU: voiding clear yellow urine, denies any burning, hesitancy, or pain with urination
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skin | normals of physical assessment
Skin: warm, color normal for ethnicity, no abrasions or wounds, no tenting
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other | normals of physical assessment
Other: IV sites, equipment, anything that you feel like did not fit in one of the other categories
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inspect | THORAX & LUNG Physical AssessmentCheck-off
thoracic cage symmetry Respirations (rate, rhythm, depth, effort) Accessory muscle useSkin color & condition Person’s position (COPD tripod ?) Facial expression Level of consciousness Transverse diameter versus anterior/posteriordiameter ratio
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palpate | THORAX & LUNG Physical AssessmentCheck-off
Symmetric expansion Tactile fremitus Lumps, masses, tenderness, crepitus
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percuss | THORAX & LUNG Physical AssessmentCheck-off
percuss over lung fields
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auscultate | THORAX & LUNG Physical AssessmentCheck-off
Assess anterior and posterior chest fornormal breath sounds Note any abnormal/adventitious breathsounds
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neck | HEART & NECK VESSELS Physical Assessment Check-off
blood Vessels Inspect & palpate carotid pulse JVD (jugular vein distention) present
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precordium | HEART & NECK VESSELS Physical Assessment Check-off
Inspect & palpate apical pulse (note location) Inspect & palpate any heave (lift) or thrill
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auscultate | HEART & NECK VESSELS Physical Assessment Check-off
Identify anatomic areas for heart sounds Note rate & rhythm of heartbeat Identify S1 & S2, note any variation Listen for any extra heart sounds in S1 & S2 Listen for any murmurs in S1 & S2 Repeat sequence with bell Listen at apex with pt. in left lateral position Listen at the base with pt. in sitting position carotid arteries for bruits
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upper extremities | PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SYSTEM &LYMPHATICS Physical Assessment Check-off
Inspect & palpate the arms for: Symmetry Color any lesions Temperature texture turgor Capillary refill Nailbeds
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upper extremities part 2 | PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SYSTEM &LYMPHATICS Physical Assessment Check-off
Pulses: Radial Ulner Brachial Epitrochlear lymph node Modified Allen test Dialysis Access? Patent?
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lower extremities part 1 | PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SYSTEM &LYMPHATICS Physical Assessment Check-off
Inspect & palpate the legs for: Symmetry Color Temperature Size swelling or atrophy Lesions/ulcers Hair distribution Varicose veins
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lower extremities part 2 | PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SYSTEM &LYMPHATICS Physical Assessment Check-off
Pulses: Femoral Popliteal Posterior tibial Dorsalis pedis Inguinal lymph nodes Pretibial edema
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inspection | abdomen physical assessment check off
Contour Symmetry Umbilicus Skin characteristics Pulsations or movement Person’s demeanor
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ausculatation and percussion | absomen physical assessment check off
bowel sounds gastric tympany (bell all 4 quadrants costovertebral angle tenderness
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palpation | absomen physical assessment check off
Light palpation in all fourquadrants Deep palpation in all fourquadrants Rebound Tenderness
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inspect/palpate the skull | HEAD & NECK Physical Assessment Check-off
scalp hair size/shape/symmetry temporal artery tmj area
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inspect the face | HEAD & NECK Physical Assessment Check-off
Facial expression Eye contact Symmetry of movement (CN VII) Involuntary movements Edema or lesions
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inspect/palpate the neck | HEAD & NECK Physical Assessment Check-off
Symmetry Skin Thyroid Lymph nodes auscultate the theyroid (if enlarged for bruits) ROM
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lymph nodes to inspect/palpate | HEAD & NECK Physical Assessment Check-off
Pre-auricular Post auricular Occipital Superficial cervical Jugulodigastric (Tonsillar) Submandibular Submental Posterior cervical Supraclavicular Deep cervical chain
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| eyes Physical Assessment Check-off
Test visual acuity: Snellen chart Near vision if age 40 & older, if reading difficulty Test visual fields: Confrontation test Inspect extraocular muscle function: Corneal light reflex (Hirschberg test) Cover test Diagnostic position test (6 cardinal positions)
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Inspect external ocular structures: | eyes Physical Assessment Check-off
General symmetry Eyebrows Eyelids & lashes Eyeball alignment Conjunctiva & sclera Lacrimal apparatus
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Inspect anterior eyeball structures: | eyes Physical Assessment Check-off
Cornea & lens Iris & pupil: Size, shape, equality Pupillary light reflex Accommodation
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Inspect the ocular fundi (with opthalmoscope): | eyes Physical Assessment Check-off
Red reflex Optic disc (color, shape, margins) Retinal vessels Macula
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inspect external ear | EAR Physical Assessment Check-off
Size & shape of auricle Position & alignment on head Skin condition (color, lumps, lesions) External meatus for size, swelling, redness, discharge, cerumen, lesions, foreign bodies Palpate auricle & tragus for tenderness
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Otoscopic exam: inspect | EAR Physical Assessment Check-off
External canal (color, redness, discharge, swelling, lesions, foreign object) Tympanic membrane: Color & characteristics Position (flat, bulging, or retracted) Integrity of membrane Cone of Light (presence & direction)
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Test for hearing: | EAR Physical Assessment Check-off
Note response to conversational speech Voice test Weber test Rinne test
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nose | NOSE/MOUTH/THROAT PhysicalAssessment Check-off
Inspect: external nose for symmetry, deformity, lesions Palpate: test for patency of each nostril Using nasal speculum, inspect: Nasal mucosa: color & integrity Septum: any deviation, perforation, bleeding Turbinates: color, swelling, exudates, polypsP alpate the sinuses (frontal & maxillary) for tenderness
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mouth and throat | NOSE/MOUTH/THROAT PhysicalAssessment Check-off
inspect (using a penlight) for color, integrity of structures, any lesions: Lips Teeth Gums Tongue Buccal mucosa Palate & uvula: integrity & mobility Tonsils: Grade Pharyngeal wall
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Motor System | Musculoskeletal SYSTEM Physical ExamCheck-off
Muscles: Size, strength, tone Any involuntary movements Cerebellar function (Balance): Gait Tandem walking Romberg test Shallow knee bend or hop in place
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motor system part 2 | Musculoskeletal SYSTEM Physical ExamCheck-off
Cerebellar function (Coordination): Rapid alternating movements(RAM) Finger-to-thumb test Finger-to-finger test Finger-to-nose test Heel-to-shin test
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sensory system | Musculoskeletal SYSTEM Physical ExamCheck-off
Spinothalamic tract: Pain (sharp vs. dull) Temperature Light touch
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sensory system part 2 | Musculoskeletal SYSTEM Physical ExamCheck-off
Posterior tract: Vibration Position (kinesthesia) Tactile discrimination: Stereognosis Graphesthesia Distinction Point location
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reflexes | Musculoskeletal SYSTEM Physical ExamCheck-off
Deep Tendon Biceps Triceps Brachioradialis Patella Achilles Superficial Plantar
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CN I AND CN 2 | NEUROLOGICAL: CRANIAL NERVES PhysicalAssessment Check-off
CN I Olfactory: Smell (each nare at a time) CN II Optic: Visual acuity (distant & near vision) Visual fields by confrontation Ophthalmoscopic exam of fundI
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CN III AND CN IV | NEUROLOGICAL: CRANIAL NERVES PhysicalAssessment Check-off
CN III Oculomotor: EOM by six cardinal positions Raise eyebrows & eyelids symmetrically Pupillary size, direct & consensual response to light & accommodation CN IV Trochlear: Eye movement down & inward
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CN V AND CN VI | NEUROLOGICAL: CRANIAL NERVES PhysicalAssessment Check-off
CN V Trigeminal: Assess muscle movement & strength with clenching of teeth Superficial touch – three divisions Corneal reflex CN VI Abducens: Lateral movement of eye
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CN VII AND CN VIII | NEUROLOGICAL: CRANIAL NERVES PhysicalAssessment Check-off
CN VII Facial: Symmetry of facial features with expressions (smile, frown, puffed cheeks, wrinkled forehead, squint eyes tightly) Identify sweet & salty tastes on each side of tongue CN VIII Acoustic: Whisper test Weber test Rinne test
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CN IX AND CN X | NEUROLOGICAL: CRANIAL NERVES PhysicalAssessment Check-off
CN IX Glossopharyngeal : Gag reflex CN X Vagus: Phonates “ahh” Gag reflex Note swallowing Note voice quality
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CN XI AND CN XII | NEUROLOGICAL: CRANIAL NERVES PhysicalAssessment Check-off
CN XI Spinal accessory: Turn head against resistance Shrug shoulders against resistance CN XII Hypoglossal: Protrude tongue Wiggle tongue from side to side Say “light, tight, dynamite” (evaluate quality of sounds l,t,d,n)