PA test

greater than 100 bpm

the 6 cardinal positions of gaze test these muscles

brand medication used for seizures that is associated with weight loss

when recording this we list the rate, thythm, and strength

top number in blood pressure measurement

the L part of scholar

class of medications that causes respiratory depression and pinpoint pupils

skin tenting that does not go away is a sign of this

normal capillary refill should occur within this number of seconds

earpieces should point towards this when inserted into the ears

the first step in the 5 part exam technique

a disease state in which you hear wheezes

gold standard for blood pressure measurement

jugular venous pressure gives you information about this side of the heart

this lung has two lobes

type of percussion sound you would hear over a normal lung

vasotec has this rare but serious side effect

artery used for auscultating blood pressure sounds

side of the stethoscope used to assess blood pressure

this generic medication is associated with steven Johnson's syndrome and gingival hyperplasia

absence of breathing

common cause of kussmaul's breathing

quick and easy test to assess for mental status

artery located at wrist and used for assessing pulse

the O in SOAP

eye chart test used to assess far vision

herpes zoster illicits this type of rash

located at the 5th intercostal space

disease state that increases tactile fremitus

SBP 120-139 and or DBP 80-89

heart sound heard best at the base of the heart

abnormal lung sounds heard in patient with CHF

an abnormal sound that can be heard when auscultating the carotid artery

difficulty breathing in supine position

ABCDE's of skin cancer

normal is 12-20

this medication is FDA approved to treat diabetic peripheral neuropathy

we tell patients that use inhalers to rinse the mouth out after use to avoid this

side of the hand that we use to assess temperature

high pitched musical sound heard during breathing

technique used to locate organ borders, identify shapes, and utilizes a shorp tapping technique

normal breathing rate or pattern

S1 sound is this valve closing

can lead to brown patchy hyperpigmentation or light exposed area

can lead to patchy irregular blue-black or gray lesions

can lead to areas of bronze color and eventually can be violet or gray with ling term exposure

can lead to brown macules on the cheeks, forehead or upper lip

can lead to a blue color on previously inflamed skin with prolonged high dose therapy

black coloration of the thyroid has been reported with prolonged use and also discoloration of teeth

can lead to gray-blue discoloration on 10% of patients

can lead to cushing's disease

can lead to myxedema

can lead to exopthalmos

can lead to goiter

what is PERRLA

drugs causing loss of accommodation

drugs causing dilated pupils

drugs causing nystagmus

eye test to check near vision

test to check retinal and optic disc

method of checking ears in and adult and child with an otoscope

test performed by rubbing fingers outside of patients ears

ear exam checking for lateralization, with fork on forehead

ear exam testing for AC vs BC

weber test showing sound increase in bad ear

weber test showing increase sound in good ear

central cyanosis is indicated by

peripheral cyanosis is indicated by

disease state with the loss of melanocytes

most common drug induced skin reaction

these account for 25% of skin reactions

the 5 steps in exam technique

nail disorder that may indicate recent acute or severe illness

nail disorder that may indicate psoriasis

nail disorder that may indicate chronic hypoxia from heart, lung, or liver disease

nail disorder that could indicate fungal infection

drugs that could cause nail deformity

drugs that could cause nail dystrophy

drugs that could cause nail pigmentation

drugs that could cause hair color change

drugs that change body fluids to a reddish-orange color

SCHOLAR

S1 sound

S2 sound

an abnormal sound when auscultating the aorta

this landmark is parallel to the 2nd rib

murmur grading

MR AS(S)
MS AR(D)

use this end of the stethoscope to auscultate the carotids

4 classifications of blood pressure

difficulty breathing where you wake up gasping

main difference between arterial and venous insufficiency

what is a normal pulse rating

joints are move by the patient

joints are move by the examiner

joint motion moving away from the midline of the body

joint motion moving toward the midline of the body

joint motion moving in a circle

joint motion bending at a joint

joint motion straightening at a joint

joint motion moving inward

joint motion moving outward

joint motion moving around an axis

joint motion moving forward

joint motion moving backward

muscle strength grading scale

GI disorder that is relieved by food

order of exam techniques for the abdomen

liver and gallbladder are located in what quadrant

spleen is located in what quadrant

appendix is located in what quadrant

the 9 F's of abdominal distention

normal size of liver determined by percussion

rebound tenderness is a sign of what disease

costovertebral angle tenderness is a sign of what disease

rovsing's sign is indicative of what disease state

common cause of cheyne-stokes breathing problem

common cause of Biot's breathing disorder

normal rate of breathing but deep respirations

common cause of apneustic breathing

breath sound heard over most of both lungs

breath sound usually heard over the trachea and larynx

breath sound heard over major bronchi and between scapulae

disease states where there is decreased tactile fremitus

abnormal lung sound heard in patient with bronchitis or pneumonia

abnormal lung sound heard in patient with pleuritis

grading scale for deep tendon reflexes

A positive (+) Babinski sign is