Other Systems Part Six Flashcards

1
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what is gastritis

A

inflammation of the lining of the stomach limited to the mucosa

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2
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for diabetes, what is the foot care program

A

wash feet in warm water followed by application of petroleum jelly or lotion

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3
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when insulin is injected into a body part, what should be avoided

A

exercise for one hour post injection

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4
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when is peak insulin following injection

A

between 2-4 hours

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5
Q

major complication with diabetes mellitus

A

atherosclerosis

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6
Q

what regulates thyroid function

A

hypothalamus and pituitary feedback

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7
Q

how would TSH be with hyperthyroidism

A

depressed

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8
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what two peripheral issues re common with diabetes

A

carpal tunnel

Charcot’s joint

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9
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purpose of the gallbladder

A

to store bile

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10
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patients with nocturnal reflux should sleep on what side

A

left

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11
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what is tertiary care

A

highly specialized and technologically based (transplants, major surgeries)

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12
Q

palmar erythema can indicate

A

renal/liver disease

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13
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what is diverticular disease

A

mucosa of the colon balloons out through weakened areas in the wall

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14
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what is Crohn’s disease

A

chronic lifelong inflammatory disorder that can affect any segment of the intestinal tract and tissues in other organs

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15
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exercise produces a ____-like effect on the body

A

insulin (moves glucose out of bloodstream and into peripheral tissues)

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16
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what is peptic ulcer

A

loss of lining of the lower esophagus, stomach, and duodenum

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17
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for someone with GERD, what does left side-lying prevent

A

reguritation and aspiration

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18
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symptoms of peptic ulcer

A

epigastric pain described as heartburn

cramping in epigastric pain

back pain

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19
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peptic ulcer is most likely caused by

A

H. pylori (infection)

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20
Q

unusual thirst is present with…

A

hyperglycemia

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21
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what hormone would be elevated with hypothyroidism

22
Q

what is cholelithiasis

A

the presence or formation of gallstones

23
Q

where can osteomalacia present

A

ends of long bones

sternal ends of ribs (rachitic rosary)

24
Q

what other condition can lead to carpal tunnel

A

bilateral carpal tunnel

25
why would a PT palpate the popliteal artery to monitor LE circulation
femoral artery blockage
26
where is pain with liver disease
RUQ between scapulae Right shoulder right upper trap right subscap
27
symptoms of gallbladder disease
RUQ pain nausea mid-epi pain, back, and right shoulder pain sudden pain after eating
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insufficient iodine in diet can lead to
hyperthyroidism
29
what test is positive with appendicitis
McBurney's point
30
what is cirrhosis
destruction of liver and replacement of connective tissues by fibrous bands (resulting in obstruction of blood and lymph flow)
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most common artery to assess LE circulation
dorsalis pedis
32
what joints are generally affected by gout
peripheral (hands, ankle, knee, 1ST TOE)
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what is cholecystitis
blockage of gallstones in the cystic duct causing infection or inflammation of the gallbladder
34
what is Chvostek's Sign present with
hypoparathyroidism
35
assessment of edema would be included in what section of the systems review
cardiopulmonary
36
what and where is McBurney's Point
pain and tenderness when palpating between umbilicus and right ASIS
37
hyperparathyroidism leads to weakness where
proximal
38
Brown Tumors are present with
hyperparathyroidism
39
what does parathyroid hormone do
regulates calcium and phosphorus
40
what is hemochromatosis
excessive absorption of iron by the small intestines
41
positive result of Tinel's Sign for ulnar nerve involvement
tingling sensation in ulnar nerve distribution
42
is the popliteal artery superficial?
no its deep
43
an example of primary care medicine
family practice physician
44
depressed TSH indicates
hyperthyroidism
45
what does x-ray show for osteomalacia
transverse, fracture-like lines in the affected bones
46
what is Chvostek's Sign
twitching of facial muscles with tapping of facial nerve in front of ear
47
water intoxication leads to
hyponatremia
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hyperparathyroidism leads to
demineralization of bone and loss of strength and density
49
how is screening for Addison's Disease done and what does it mean
ACTH stimulation testing measures reserve capacity of the adrenal gland for steroid production
50
elevated TSH may indicate
hypothyroidism
51
where is pain with appendicitis
RLQ right flank pain right testicular pain