THIRD TEST Flashcards

(136 cards)

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deep, constant, throbbing pain; pressure like pain in one specific area; face is tender

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sinus headache

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stabbing pain; may be accompanied by tearing, eyelid drooping, reddened eye, or runny nose

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cluster headache

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dull, tight, diffuse

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tension headache

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accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to noise or light

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migraine

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aching, steady; neurologic and mental symptoms as well as nausea and vomiting may develop

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tumor related migraine

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present with moon shaped face with reddened cheeks and increased facial hair ; hump

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cushing syndrome

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seen in hyperthyroidism

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exophthalmos

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virus causes cranial nerves to tense up ; one sided facial paralysis

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bell palsy

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characterized by a dull, puffy face; edema around the eyes; dry, course and sparse hair

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hypothyroidism/ myxedema

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otorrhea

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drainage ; indicates infection in the ear

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purulent bloody drainage suggests infection of the external ear

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external otitis

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purulent drainage associated with pain and a popping sensation

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otitis media with a perforated tympanic membrane

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otalgia

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earache

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pain that occurs when wiggling the pinna

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otitis externa ; swimmers ear

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tinnitus is associated with

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earwax buildup, high bp, or certain ototoxic medications

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associated with inner ear problem; true spinning motion

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vertigo

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17
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client feels they are spinning

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subjective vertigo

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18
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client feels the room is spinning around them

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objective vertigo

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what happens with benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

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crystals in the otolith organs become dislodged, creating a dizzy feeling (in the inner ear that deals with equilibrium)

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20
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when hearing loss reaches 40 dB

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loss is considered disabling

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combination of conduction and sensorineural hearing loss. means there may be damage in the outer or middle ear and in the inner ear or auditory nerve

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mixed hearing loss

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when hearing loss is due to problems of the inner ear, aka nerve related hearing loss

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sensorineural hearing loss

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hearing loss due to problems with the ear canal, ear drum, or middle ear and its little bones

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conductive hearing loss

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performed with a tuning fork that detects conductive or sensorineural hearing loss

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weber test

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compares air conduction and bone conduction
rinne test
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test used to determine neurological function for balance
romberg test
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congenital deformity in which the external ear and sometimes the ear canal are not fully developed
microtia
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congenital excessive enlargement of the external ear
macrotia
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cone of light in the left ear is at what position
7 o clock
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cone of light in the right ear is at what position
5 o clock
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where should the tuning fork be for the weber test
at the center of the clients forehead
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where should the tuning fork be for the rinne test
mastoid process
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controls sense of smell
cranial nerve I - olfactory nerve
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controls central and peripheral vision
cranial nerve ii - optic nerve
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controls pupillary constriction in the eyes
cranial nerve iii- oculomotor nerve
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move the eyes down and toward the tip of the nose
cranial nerve iv- trocholear nerve
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covers most of the face
cranial nerve v- trigeminal nerve
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eye movement to the sides
abducens nerve vi
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what test do you perform to test abducens
6 cardinal points
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controls facial movements and expression
facial nerve cranial nerve vii
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how to test for facial nerves
have patient puff out cheeks, smile, pucker lips, show teeth
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located in the ears and controls hearing
acoustic nerve viii
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checked together; innervate the tongue and throat
glossopharyngeal nerve ix and vagus nerve x
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controls neck and shoulder movement
spinal accessory nerve xii
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innervates the tongue
hypoglossal nerve
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how to test hypoglossal nerve
ask patient to stick out tongue ; check with eating, swallowing, or speaking.
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difficulty swallowing is related to what cranial nerves
ix- glossopharyngeal x- vagus xii- hypoglossal
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what to do for a stroke patient
``` act FACE- ask person to smile ARMS- ask person to raise both arms SPEECH- ask person to repeat a simple phrase TIME- if any signs are observed call 911 ```
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where to palpate for liver
ruq
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palpate for appendix
rlq
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palpate for spleen
luq
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sign for inflammation of the gall bladder
murphy sign
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Joining of muscle fibers and aponeuroses at the midline of the abdomen forms a white line
linea alba
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 Metabolic and regulatory functions, glucose storage, formation of blood plasma proteins and clotting factors, urea synthesis, cholesterol production, bile formation, destruction of RBC, storage of iron and vitamins and detoxification
liver functions
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endocrine gland and accessory organ of digestion
pancreas function
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filters blood of cellular debris, to digest microorganisms, and return the breakdown products to the liver
spleen
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tenderness is best assessed at the costovertebral angle
kidney
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 Filtration and elimination of metabolic waste products, blood pressure control, maintenance of water, salt, and electrolyte balance, secrete hormones
kidney function
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what usually causes peptic ulcer disease
h. pylori
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one or two lymphatic groups are enlarged
regional lymphadenopathy
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enlargement of 3 or more groups
generalized lymphadenopathy
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what is considered legally blind
20/200
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nearsighted
myopia
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seeing halos around lights is associated with
glaucoma
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pressure within the eye damages the optic nerve
glaucoma
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- EYE PAIN - Severe headache, nausea, halos around lights, eye redness - very farsightedness
closed glaucoma
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- Patchy blind spots in side or central vision - Tunnel vision in the advanced stages - high myopia
open glaucoma
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 Visual impairment that affects the macular portion of the retina
macular degeneration
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what supplements should you not take if at risk for macular degeneration
beta carotene supplements
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oropharyngeal cancer is usually
squamous cell carcinoma
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assist with digestion and receiving food
trigeminal, facial, glossopharyngeal, and hypoglossal
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gradual sensorineural hearing loss that is common after age 50
presbycusis
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connects middle ear to nasopharynx
eustachian tube
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abdominal distention 5 f
fat, feces, fetus, fibroids, flatulence, and fluid
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signs for pancreatitis
cullen sign and grey turner sign
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bruising around the umbilicus
cullers sign
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bruising around the flanks
grey turner sign
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how to assess the abdomen
inspection, auscultate, percuss, palpate
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Cranial nerves that assist the mouth throat and nose
Nerve V, nerve VII, nerve IX, and nerve XII
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ethnicity most at risk for cataracts
hispanics
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ethnicity most at risk for AMD
white people
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ethnicity most at risk for glaucoma
african americans
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exposure to light in one eye results in constriction of the pupil in the opposite eye
consensual reflex
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constriction occurs in the eye exposed to the light
direct reflex
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presence of blind spots either intermittent or constant
scotoma
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light colored spots on the retinal background is in what disease
diabetes.
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impaired near vision
presboypia
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double vision indicates what
brain tumor
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flank pain or any pain at the costavertebral area
kidneys
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pain in the epigastric region
reflux
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someone comes in with pain you want to rule out ..
cardiac, respiratory, and think about epigastric
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segment to look at for a heart attack
st segment
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what position does patient have to be for abdomen check
supine
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what 3 things should you ask someone at risk for peptic ulcers
drink, smoke, are you stressed
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if pt. mom died of colon cancer what would you want to know
how old was her mom when she got colon cancer then we want to check the pt. 10 years prior to that age. mom was 50, check pt. at 40
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bright red stool
lower GI
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tarry stool
upper GI
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ASCITES
cirrhosis
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looking at the stomach from the side and it sinks inward
scaphoid
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looking at the stomach from the side and it extends out
distended
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bowel protrudes through a separation between the 2 rectus abdominis ; moms belly
diastasis recti
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2 reasons not to palpate spleen
mono and trauma
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why do we treat strep throat
because strep can turn into hydronephrosis which can cause death ; enlarged kidney
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first thing to see in TBI
LOC; headache
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what are we worried about with people with tbi
brain bleeds/hemorrage
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what tests LOC
glasgow scale ; TBI
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difference in migraine headaches
patient will have aura- know that they're having one
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what #1 question do you ask a patient with a headache
is this the worst headache of your life? | let your provider know immediately
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older patients thyroid is what
more nodule and can be enlarged; norma
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kyphosis of the spine is known as
dowagers hump
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what is black hairy tongue indicative of
using antibiotic that interrupts the normal flora
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when you look at someones nose with allergies what do you expect
boggy blueish color
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runny nose
rhinorrhea
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change in ability to smell or taste
optic nerve and facial nerve
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what diseases can affect taste and smell
parkinsons and alz
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injectant sclera
redness
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how to tell the difference between bacterial conjunctivitis and viral
bacterial the eye will be shut closed from junk | viral- just tears
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reacts to light
pupil
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first thing to look for when someone comes in with eye pain
foreign object
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amseler test does what
tests the mac degeneration
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what test do you use to measure glaucoma
tonometry- measures pressure within the eye
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what is a direct and consensual pupillary test
shining pen light in one eye and it constricts. shining pen light in the same eye and the other eye constricts too
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pen light testing pupils using what cranial nerve
oculomotor nerve
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what does the rosenbaum chart test
pocket eye chart that has letters, numbers, and symbols.
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how to test for near vision
jaeger test ; reading the news paper or sentences on a card
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why do you use the ophthalmoscope
to see the red reflex
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the higher the second number
the poorer the vision
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constant malalignment of the eye axis in which the eye drifts and may case amblyopia
strabismus/ tropia
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pupils will appear at the inner canthus
pseudostrabismus
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noticed only with the cover test; inward and outward drift of eye
phoria
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unequal size of pupils
anisocoria
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constricted and fixed pupils
miosis
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dilated and fixed pupils
mydriasis
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client can hear sound in the poor/bad ear
conductive hearing loss
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client can hear sound in the good ear
sensorineural hearing loss
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sensory
ascending; spine