Night before/morning of Flashcards

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UL Exam

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TPR SC
Tone, Power, Reflexes, Sensation, Coordination

Inspection SWIFT (Scars, Wasting, Involuntary movements, Fasciculations, tremor)

Pronator Drift & Rebound phenomenon

Tone = Fully relax, test tone of wrist, elbow, shoulder. test spasticity vs rigidity. test for hand clonus

Power = Shoulder Abduction, Adduction
Elbow Flexion, Extension
Wrist flexion, extension
Finger flexion/power grip. Abduction. Adduction, hold paper between finger.
Thumb Abduction

Reflexes - Biceps (C5/6), Triceps (C7/8), Brachioradialis (C6)

Sensation - test on sternum then distal to proximal - proximal to distal. Do with light touch, pinprick, vibration.
Proprioception (up and down finger)

Coordination - Finger to nose. Dysdiadochokinesia

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LL Exam

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TPR SC
Tone, Power, Reflexes, Sensation, Coordination

Inspection - Swift (Scar, wasting, involuntary movements, fasciculations, tremor)

Gait , Romberg’s

Tone (leg roll, leg lift with heel on bed, clonus)

Power (Isolate joint + one side at a time).
Hip Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction
Knee - flexion, extension
Ankle - Dorsiflexion, inversion, eversion, plantarflexion
Toe - Extension

Reflexes
Knee (L3/4)
Ankle (L5,S1)
Plantar (S1)

Sensation - Light touch, pinprick, vibration, proprioception

Coordination - Heel to shin, foot tap

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CN Exam

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I = Change in smell?

II = AFRO BC
Change in vision? Glasses/Contacts?
Acuity = How many fingers
Fields = Inattention, Fields
Reflexes = Direct, consensual, accommodation, swinging
Opthalmoscopy
Blind Spot
Colour Vision

III, IV, VI = H Test, Double Vision, Nystagmus

V = Motor (Temporalis/Masseter, Jaw Jerk, Corneal)
Sensory = Forehead, cheek, jaw)

VII - Eyebrows, Scrunch up eyes, puff out cheeks, smile. Change in taste?

VIII - Change in Hearing? Number in ear. Weber/Rinne’s, Audiometry

IX, X - Ahh, Red lorry yellow lorry, baby hippopotamous, cough, gag reflex

XI- Shrug shoulders, turn head

XII - Tongue out

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MMSE

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Age
DOB
Time
Place
Remember Address
Identify 2 people
20-1 backwards
WW2 dates
Current Monarch
Recall Address

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Hand exam

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Intro

Inspection

Feel - temperature, radial/ulnar pulse,

Palms up - thenar/hypothenar bulk, palmar thickening,

Palms down - Radial Nerve (first dorsal webspace), bimanual joint palpation, snuffbox

Wrist palpation

Elbow - elbow palpation along ulnar

Active movement - Splay fingers
Make fist
Palms together and extend wrists
Back of hands together and flex wrists

Passive movement

Motor ->
Wrist/finger extension
Index finger abduction
Thumb abduction

Squeeze fingers, squeeze finger between thumb and index finger
Pick up coin

Tinel’s (Tap over the carpal tunnel)
Phalen’s (Hold wrist in maximum forced flexion for 60s, sx?)
Finkelstein’s
Paper Test

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How would you perform a knee exam?

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Intro - Waist down, 45 degree bed

Inspection - Standing

Gait

Inspection - supine

Measure - Quads circumference 20cm above tibial tuberosity (Disuse atrophy, OA/Ligament damage)

Feel -
Straight leg - Quads, Quads tendon, patella
Flexed 90 - Patella Tendon, Tibial Tuberosity, Medial Joint Lines, Popilteal Fossa, Lateral Joint Lines
Patellar tap/sweep test (M->L)

Move
Straight Leg raise
Active flexion, Hip flexed
Active extension
Passive flexion for creps

Posterior Sag
Anterior Drawer
Posterior Draw (then offer Lachmann’s)

Stress Test (fingers into popliteal fossa, fingers on joint line, flex knee to 15 to relax capsule, feel for joint opening/solid endpoint)

Varus = LCL
Valgus = MCL

Offer McMurray’s Test - Flex knee, Externally rotate Foot. FIngers on medial joint line. Extend slowly to feel for click/pain. Knee locking = meniscal tear

Offer patellar apprehension test

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How would you perform a hip exam?

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Intro, Waist down flat bed

Inspect

Gait, Trendelenburg’s test

Feel (Temperature, pulses,greater trochanter, leg length (true and apparent - Xiphisternum to medial malleolus then asis to medial malleolus ))
Galeazzi Test = Flex knees, see if level

Feel ASIS to Iliac Crest to Pubic Rami
GT Tenderness = Trochanteric Bursitis

Move
Straight Leg raise
Active Flexion = Knees to chest
Passive Flexion with hand over greater trochanter
IR + ER with knee at 90
Abduction and Adduction with hand on contralateral hip to prevent pelvic tilt
Offer Hip extension with patient prone

Special - Thomas’
Ask about hip replacement - don’t do if yes
Hand under lumbar spine
Active flexion of both hips, hold
Extend one knee down at a time, look for fixed flexion deformity

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How would you present a hip exam?

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Today I performed a hip examination on Mr/s ____, a ____ fe/male.

From the end of the bed they appeared calm and comfortable at rest. There was no external paraphernalia indicative of musculoskeletal disease.

On inspection there was no scars, swelling wasting or deformities, gait was normal and leg lengths were equal.

There was no pain, effusion or differences in temperature on palpation. There was normal ROM throughout and no associated crepitus.

Trendelenburg and Thomas’ test were negative.

In summary this is a normal hip examination.

Significant negatives: pain, signs of OA, NOF

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How would you perform a hand exam?

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Intro - below elbows, hands on pillow

Inspect - Pt, hands, elbows, ears (psoriasis, ra nodule, gouti tophi)

Feel - Temperature
Radial Pulse, CRT
Wrist Joint, Carpal Bones, Metacarpals, All joints, Squeeze snuffbox
Palms for tendons and muscle bulk

Sensation - Median, ulnar, radial on dorsal side

Move -
Wrist Extension (Prayer)
Wrist flexion (Reverse Prayer)
Passive wrist for crepitus
Finger flexion (Make a wrist)
Finger Extension (Stabilise Wrist)

Power -
Finger extension (Radial, C7)
Finger Abduction (Ulnar, T1)
Thumb Abduction (Median, T1)

Function -
Power Grip
Pincer Grip
Pick up coin
Write name
Undo a button

Tinel’s - Extend wrist, tap at carpal tunnel
Phalen’s - Reverse prayer for 60s
Froment’s - Hold paper for ulnar palsy, +ve = flexion of thumb IPJ
Finkelstein’s - Hold thumb, ulnar deviate for 60s. Dequervain’s syndrome

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How would you perform a shoulder exam?

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Intro - Waist up, edge of bed

Inspect

Feel - SCJ, clavicle, ACJ, acromion, humeral head, greater tuberosity, long head of biceps, spine of scapula. Associated muscle mulk

Move
Active flexion
Active Extension
Passive Flexion/Extension (Press one hand on shoulder)
Ab/Adduction
ER (Hands behind head)
IR (Reach to shoulder plades

Special = I SITS
Impingement = Kennedy Hawkins
Supraspinatus = Jobe’s Empty Can Test
Infrapsinatus = External rotation with elbow flexed 90 degrees at side
Teres Minor
Subscapularis = Belly Press

Winging of scapula

ACJ Scarf Test

Offer apprehension test

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How would you examine the spine?

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Intro - Waist up

Inspect

Gait

Feel spinous processed, muscle bulk and sacroiliac joints

Move - Cervical Spine touch chin, look at ceiling, look left and right, ear to shoulder)

Lumbar - Touch toes, tilt back, run hand down leg, Schober’s test

Thoracic spine - sit down, cross arms, twist

Sciatic/Femoral stretch test (lying on back and front respectively)

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How would you examine the foot/ankle?

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Intro - Knee downwards, standing

Inspect

Gait -> tiptoes, heels

Inspect (sat)

Feel (all joints and bones, squeeze mtp, feel for temp and pulses)

Move -
Dorsiflexion
Plantarflexion
Inversion
Eversion
Toe flexion
Toe extension

Passive - Ankle dorsi/plantarflexion
Inversion/Eversion
Ad/Abduction

Symond’s Test (Squeeze calf, foot should plantarflex)

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How would you examine the elbow?

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Intro - Arms bare and on pillow

Inspect

Feel - temperature, radial head/capitellum, olecranon, medial epicondyle , Biceps tendon

Move - Active Flexion, extension
Passive flexion and extension and crepitus

Pronation and supination with elbows at side at 90

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How would you undertake GALS screening?

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Any stiffness?
Any difficulty dressing?
Any problem with stairs?

Inspection in anatomical position, turn 90 degree increments

Gait

Arms -
hand behind head, point elbows to side
Hands held out in front with palms facing down
hands held in front with palms up
Make a fist
Grip strength
Ask the patient to touch each finger in turn to their thumb
Squeeze MCP joints

Legs -
Passive Knee flexion, extension
Hip internal rotation
MTP squeeze
Patellar tap

Spine -
Cervical lateral flexion (touch ear to shoulder)
Lumbar flexion (shobers) touch toes with fingers 5-10cm apart on back

TMJ joint, open mouth and put three fingers in mouth

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Cardio Exam

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Intro - Waist up, 45 degree

Inspection

Hands, CRT, Clubbing, Radial Pulse, Radio-Radial delay, Offer RF Delay, Collapsing pulse

Offer BP in both arms

Eyes, Mouth, Face

JVP, Listen to carotids and feel for pulse

Inspect Chest with arms up.

Feel for apex beat, thrills and heaves

Ascultate valves. Mitral manoeuvre, aortic manoeuvre

Percuss and auscultate lung bases

Sacral oedema

Peripheral oedema

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Resp Exam

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Intro - waist up, 45 degrees

Inspection, deep breath, cough

Hands - CRT, radial pulse, clubbing

Eyes, face, JVP, Tracheal Deviation

Inspect chest (arms up for me)

Chest Expansion upper/lower
Apex beat, RV Heave

Percuss Lungs

Auscultate Lungs, Vocal resonance

Sit forward - Lymph Nodes

Repeat percussion, auscultation, 99 on back

Sacral Oedema

Peripheral Oedema, DVT

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Abdo Exam

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Intro - Bed at 45, Expose nipple to knee

Inspect,

Hands, CRT, clubbing, radial pulse

Face, mouth, eyes, JVP, HJR

Lie bed flat

Inspect abdo

Feel 9 regions light and deep

Feel for hepatomegaly, splenomegaly. Percuss for Hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, shifting dullness.

Palpate for Kidneys, offer to palpate bladder (can percuss bladder)

Palpate for AAA

Auscultate bowel sounds, AAA, Renal bruits

Peripheral oedema, DVT

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Vascular Exam

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Intro

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Breast Exam

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Intro

Hands on heads,

Hand on hips and squeeze

Palpate

Palpate nodes

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How to interpret an x ray

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Demographic Info

PA vs AP (can’t comment on cardiothoracic angle if AP)

Rotation (head of clavicles equidistant from spinous processes) , Inspiration (The 5-6 anterior ribs, lung apices, both costophrenic angles and the lateral rib edges should be visible.) Exposure (The left hemidiaphragm should be visible to the spine and the vertebrae should be visible behind the heart.)

Airways - trachea, carina, bronchi and hilar structures.

Breathing - Lungs and Pleura

Cardiac - Cardiothoracic ratio and borders

Diaphragm - pneumoperitoneum and costophrenic angles

Everything else - Tubes/Wires, check horizontal fissure,