Pt History Flashcards

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Chief Complaint - why is the owner brining the Pt in? (2?s)

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  1. The reason the client is brining the pet into the hospital?
  2. Why the owner feels the pet is sick/injured?
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What is signalment?

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  1. Age
  2. Breed
  3. Sex (neutered or intact)
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If an animal is having diarrhea, coughing, or sneezing what could the prime problem area be?

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Diarrhea or vomiting is GI issues and coughing/sneezing is respiratory

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Past medical history…what questions should be asked?

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  1. Previous illness?
  2. Previous surgery?
  3. On any medications or treatments?
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Current health status…what needs to be known? (6)

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  1. Vaccine history
  2. Indoor/Outdoor pet
  3. Other pets
  4. Environment
  5. Diet
  6. Toxin exposure
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Name the 4 prime vital signs

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  1. Weight
  2. Temp
  3. Pulse
  4. Resp
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Name the 2 additional vital signs that are a great measure for BP and blood circulation

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Capillary (crt) and mucous membrane (mm)

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Name the 4 techniques

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  1. Inspection
  2. Palpation
  3. Percussion
  4. Auscultation
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When inspecting an animal, what is being done?

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A visual, over body look of the animal is done

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When palpating an animal, what is being done

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Over all touching the animals body feeling for any abnormalities

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When percussing an animals, means?

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when auscultating an animal, what is

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When auscultating an animal, what is being done?

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One is listing to the animals heart, lungs, GI tract

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SOAP stands for

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S- subjective information
O- objective information
A- assessment
P- plan

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In SOAP, the subjective information is considered to be

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Complaint and history

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In SOAP, the objective part is considered to be

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The physical exam (T.P.R.Ws)

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In SOAP, the assessment is considered to be

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Tentative diagnosis (causes)

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In SOAP, the plan is considered to be

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Diagnostic test and treatment

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Behavior & Mentation is considered what technique?

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Inspection

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BAR and QAR stand for

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Bright and alert or quiet and alert

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What is the normal temp range for cats/dogs?

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99-103

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What is the average temperature for cats/dogs?

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102.3

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What temperature is a dog/cat considered to be hypothermia

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Less then 99

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What temperature is considered febrile

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103.5

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The skin turgor test is used to show signs of this

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Dehydration

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Normal RR for dog
16-24
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Normal RR for cat
16-30
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Normal heart rate for dog
70-180
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Normal heart rate for cat
160-240
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Mucosa Membrane (MM) is pink means
Normal
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Mucosa Membrane (MM) is pale to white means
Anemia or poor perfusion
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Mucosa Membrane (MM) is blue means
Cyanotic
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Mucosa Membrane (MM) is icteric means
Liver disorder (jaundice)
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Mucosa Membrane (MM) is brick red means
Sepsis or warm shock
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Mucosa Membrane (MM) is brown means
Methemoglobinemia (acetomenphin toxicity)
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Mucosa Membrane (MM) is petechia means
Bleeding disorder or coagulopathy
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Diabetes diet consists of
No sugar
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Suture infection can be seen with in how many days post surgery
3-4 days
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What problems would a recumbent PT face
Decubital ulcers and urine/feces rash
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Kidney or liver diet should consist of
Low protein
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During a physical exam of the respiratory what should be noted
Sneezing, coughing, larynex, listen to the lungs
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Ascultate the lungs: crackles means
Fluid in lungs
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Ascultate lungs: wheezes means
Constricted bronchi
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Ascultate the lungs: muffled means
Pleural effusion
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Physica Exam of: Ears
Odor check Clean/dirty (black, ear mites blood or wax) Painful
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Physical Exam: eyes
``` Eye discharge Epiphora (tearing) Pupils (equal/reflect light)-PLR Conjunctiva (redness) Cataracts (white, nuclear, aging-sclerosis) Cornea (clear) ```
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Erythema means
Red or inflammation
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Tracheostomy tube should be clean and suction how often
q 4-6hrs
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Urinary catheter should be flushed with what type of saline
Normal
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Turning a recumbent PT can prevent what (3)
Pneumonia Pressure sore Edema
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If a PT is in an oxygen cage make sure to monitor for (2)
Over heating | Humidity
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Recording urinary output what should be noted
Volume and color
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If feces is black tarey melen, that can be a sign of
Upper GI bleed
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An IV catheter should be flushed with what type of saline and how often
Heparnized q 4-6hrs
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How often should a recumbent PT be turned
q 2hrs
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Drains should be removed after how long
2-3 days
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Infection in the chest is known as
Pyothorax
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Decubital ulcers are due to
Pressure points
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If feces are bloody with mucous this can be a sign of
Colitis
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GI diet consist of
Bland
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Puppies kittens and pregnant diet consist of
High protein
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Bloody vomit could mean
GI ulcer
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IV catheters should only be left in for how long
3-5 days
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Heart disease diet consist of
Low sodium
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A chest tube is at rick for (2)
Pneumothorax and infection
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Daily observation of a PT consist of
``` Eating Drinking Vomit Diarrhea Behavior changes ```
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Name of the most common cathete used
Peripheral
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IV fluids should not exceed
90ml/kg/hr can cause pulmonary edema
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Vomit is yellow this could mean
Bile (acid)
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Why should a 3way stop clock be closed
Prevent air from entering chest cavity
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Penrose drains, drain how
Around the tube not through
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Jugular catheter should be left in for how long
5-7 days
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Blood in urine could be a sign of
Cystitis
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Which can stay in longer a: jugular or IV catheter
Jug
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Physical Exam: reproductive
Male (testicles cryptorchid) | Female (vulva discharge, Pyometra, mammory glands)
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Physical Exam: lymph nodes
Mandinular Presacpular Axillary Inguinal popiteal
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Nasal oxygen should have a flow rate between
1-3 liters
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Lack of O2 after 4min can cause
Brain damage
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Check suture sites daily for (2)
Discharge & inflammation
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Physical Exam: musculoskeletal
Limping Atrophy Flex/extension (arthritis or dysplasia)
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Physical Exam: GI
Teeth (calculus, loose teeth, gingivitis) Tongue (symmetrical,swallow reflex,salivation) Abd (distended, liver/spleen,pendulous-fluid)
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A heimlich chest valve is
Lets air out but not in
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Physical Exam: nervous system
Ataxia | Mentation