Health Assessment Ch. 30 Flashcards

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1
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What is PMI?

A

Point of Maximum Impulse

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Apical Impulse/PMI

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Where the apex of the heart touches the anterior chest wall at the 5th intercostal space

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Atrophied

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A muscle that has reduced in size and feels soft when palpated

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4
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What is cerumen?

A

Ear wax

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5
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Clubbing

A

Bulging of tissue at the nail base

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Hypertonicity

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When there is resistance with passive movement of a muscle

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Hypotonicity

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A muscle with little tone. The extremity’s position is determined by gravity

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Induration

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Skin hard (remember positive TB results induration is measured in millimeters)

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Peristalsis

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The movement of contents through the intestines

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Polyps

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Tumor like growth or purulent drainage

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Ptosis

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Drooping of an eyelid over the pupil (cause by edema of damage to the third cranial nerve)

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12
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Stenosis

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The narrowing of arteries

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13
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Syncope

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Circulatory arrest

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14
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Turgor

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Elasticity of the skin

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Systole

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The ventricles contract and eject blood from the left ventricle into the aorta and from the right ventricle into the pulmonary artery

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Diastole

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The ventricles relax, the atria contract to move blood into the ventricles and fill the coronary arteries

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17
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When examining the heart have the PT in the ________ or __________ position.

A

supine

Fowler’s

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18
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Heart sound position 1

A

Aortic - Right second intercostal space

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19
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Heart sound position 2

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Left second intercostal space

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20
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Heart sound position 3

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Second Pulmonic/Erb’s Point - Left third intercostal space

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21
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Heart sound position 4

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Tricuspid - Left fourth intercostal space

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22
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Heart sound position 5

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Mitral - Left of midclavicular, fifth intercostal space

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23
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Regarding pulse strength what is considered normal?

A

2

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24
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Use __________ to palpate?

A

fingertips

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Use these to test for pitting.
thumbs
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Edema is part of the __________ system?
cardiovascular
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____________ around the ankle and foot area is a sign of venous inefficiency or right side heart failure.
Edema
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Orthostatic Hypotension/Postural Hypotension is a drop in systolic by ______mm or a drop in diastolic by __________mm.
20 sys | 10 dia
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JVD should be assessed from what position?
Supine
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Two ways to inspect the musculoskeletal system are
inspection and palpation
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Kyphosis
Curvature of the upper (thoracic) spine
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Lordosis
Curvature of the lower spine
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What are the two types of ROM?
active and passive
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Flexion
Decrease the angle between two adjoining joints
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Extension
Increasing the angle between two adjoining joints
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Hyperextension
Move beyond the resting extending position
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Describe pronation
Ventral/Front surface is face down
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Supination
Ventral/Front surface is face up
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Abduction
Extremity movement away from midline
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Adduction
Extremity movement toward midline
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Eversion
Turning a body part away from midline
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Inversion
Turning a body part toward midline
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Dorsiflexion
Flexion of the toes or foot upward
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Plantarflexion
Bending the toes or foot downward
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What are you assessing for when examining musculoskeletal structures?
1. Range of motion 2. Muscle strength 3. Tone 4. Joint and muscle condition
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When assessing, compare body parts on the ______________
opposite side
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On the ROM grading scale, ____ is full ROM
5
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What techniques are used for assessing GI/GU?
Inspection Auscultation Palpation
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When listening to bowel sounds, what is the order?
LRQ → URQ → URQ → LRQ
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Listen to bowel sounds for how long?
2-20 seconds
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Only chart an absents of bowel sounds after listen to all four quadrants for how long.
20 minutes
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Make sure the PT __________ before palpating the abdomen.
voids
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RA stands for
room air
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O2 stands for
Oxygen
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SAT stands for
saturation
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Bronchial Breath Sounds are heard over the __________.
trachea
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Bronchovesicular Breath Sounds are best heard posteriorly between the ________or anteriorly lateral to the ________.
scapulae, sternum
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Vesicular sounds are best heard over the __________ of the lungs
periphery
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What are the puberty ages for women?
8-20
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Pelvic exams are needed every ________ for women who are sexually active or over the age of _________?
year, 21
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Men starting at age _______ should perform testicular exams every _________?
15, monthly
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Colorectal exams for men and women should begin at what age?
45
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Three components to calculate overall nutritional status during the assessment are:
Height Weight BMI