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Question 1

hypotonia vs hypertonia

Answer 1

decreased muscle tone

increased muscle tone

Question 2

dyskinesia

Answer 2

Dyskinesias are involuntary, erratic, writhing movements of the face, arms, legs or trunk.

Question 3

Ataxia

Answer 3

Ataxia describes poor muscle control that causes clumsy movements.

Question 4

dyspraxia

Answer 4

partial inability to perform skilled movement

Question 5

apraxia

Answer 5

complete inability to perform skilled movement

Question 6

aphagia

Answer 6

inability to swallow

Question 7

agnosia

Answer 7

inability to recognize object or person

Question 8

hemianopsia

Answer 8

blindness in half of the visual field

Question 9

homonymous hemianopsia

Answer 9

blindness of half visual aid in both eyes

Question 10

quickening

Answer 10

1st fetal movement felt by the pregnant woman usually between 16 and 18 weeks gestation

Question 11

romberg test

Answer 11

measures sense of balance

positive romberg test = risk for fall

Question 12

diseases with airborne prec

Answer 12

Measles(Rubeola)
TB
Varicella (chicken pox)
Disseminated Herpes (shingles)

Question 13

diseases with contact prec

Answer 13

mRSA, VRE, c.diff, scabies

Question 14

battery

Answer 14

physical touch without consent

Question 15

fidelity

Answer 15

promise keeping, loyalty and commitment

Question 16

hemicolectomy

Answer 16

hemicolectomy is a type of colectomy — an operation where part of your colon (large intestine) is removed. A hemicolectomy is most often done to treat bowel cancer. You may need a stoma after a hemicolectomy — this may be reversible.

Question 17

tinea capitis

Answer 17

ringworm of the scalp

Question 18

pediculosis capitis

Answer 18

An infestation of head lice is called pediculosis capitis and usually involves less than 10 lice

Question 19

hemarthrosis

Answer 19

bleeding on the joints

common complications for hemophilia cases

Question 20

atopic dermatitis

Answer 20

eczema

Question 21

otalgia

Answer 21

ear pain

Question 22

explain GTPAL

Answer 22

Gravida = no of pregnancy
T = 37 to 42 weeks
P = 20 - 37 weeks
A = less than 20 weeks
L= living

note: if still pregnant u do not assume their birth if term or pre-term

Question 23

rubella vs Rubeola

Answer 23

Rubella
- aka as german measles
- presents with forscheimers spots in the palate
- dangerous in pregnant —– teratogenic—- it can cause congenital heart defects and deafness

Rubeola
- aka as measles
- koplick spot in the buccal mucosa
- dangerous towards the baby (infant)
- not teratogenic

Question 24

diet for celiac disease?

Answer 24

gluten free diet

Question 25

pulsus paradoxus

Answer 25

Pulsus paradoxus refers to an abnormal drop in systolic blood pressure during inspiration, commonly seen in cardiac and respiratory conditions. Clinicians should measure blood pressure during both inspiration and expiration, noting a difference exceeding 10 mm Hg as indicative of pulsus paradoxus.