Info From Practice Probelms Flashcards

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1
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Most likely virus for croup

A

Parainfluenxa virus

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2
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Worsening dizziness with a specific position is indicative of what

A

BPPV

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3
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How to check ear for kid and adult

A

Kid - grasp auricle, pull down and out

Adult - grasp auricle, pull up and out

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4
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What is considered a normal whisper test

A

Repeating 3/6

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5
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When does the frontal sinus begin to open

A

After 7 years

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6
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Hyperresonance is indicative of what

A

COPD, ashthma

Unilateral - pneumothorax

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7
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Hyporesonance

A

Fluid in lungs - dullness

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8
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Normal resonance

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Loud, low pitched long sound

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9
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Define vesicular sounds

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Soft and low pitched
Heard on inspiration and 1/2 of expiration
Heard over lungs

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10
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Define bronchovesicular sounds

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Intermediate in intensity and pitch

Best heard in 1st and 2nd ICS anteriorly

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11
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Define bronchial sounds

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Loud and high pitched
Expiratory longer than inspiratory
Heard best over manubrium

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12
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Define bronchophony

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Spoken words become louder and clearer

Indicates consolidation

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13
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Define a normal 99 sound

A

Normal are muffled in indistinct

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14
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Define egophony

A

The sound ee sounds like an A

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15
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Define whispered pectoriloguy

A

Whispers are heard louder and clearer during auscultation

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16
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Where to look for PMI

A

5th ICS, 1cm medial to midclavicular line

17
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What are the diastolic murmurs?

Ms. PARTS

A

Mitral stenosis
Pulmonic regurge.
Ao. Regurge.
Tricuspid stenosis

18
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What are the systolic murmurs

MR. TRAPS

A

Mitral regurge.
Tricuspid regurge.
Ao. Stenosis
Pulmonic stenosis

19
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What does painless hematuria indicate

20
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Where will renal cell carcinoma likely metastasize to

21
Q

Define the labial frenulum

A

Connects lip with gingiva

22
Q

Define the lingual frenulum

A

Connects tongue with floor of mouth

23
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Define sublingual caruncle

A

Opening to the sublingual ducts on either side of the lingual frenulum

24
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Define lesser sublingual ducts

A

At the base of the tongue

25
Rheumatic heart disease is associated with what
Strep
26
What direction will the uvula deviate with a lesion
To the opposite side
27
Post-op lung issues is usually what
Atelectasis
28
What is the normal diaphragm excursion
3 - 5cm
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What is S3 caused by
Due to high pressures and aburpt deceleration of inflow across the MV
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What is S4 caused by
Forceful; contraction of the atria against a stiffened ventricle
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What does dullness at a level higher than the expected diaphragmatic excursion indicate
Pleural effusion or a high diaphragm (paralysis)
32
What is the 5 finger method to normal heart testing
``` History Physical EKG Imaging Lab ```
33
Define and draw each ACXVY
A - atrial contraction C - ventricular isovolumentric contraction against closed TV X - atrium relaxing then filling against closed TV V - atrium tense and full against closed TV Y - atrium emptying, TV open
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What can cause epiglottitis
H type B influenza
35
Vertigo with no hearing changes
Vestibular neuritis
36
Vertigo with hearing changes
Labryinthitis
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Vertigo with changes in position
the PPV one
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Vertigo with tinitis
Meunieres disease