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When a person is to attempt to shrug shoulders and turn head to each side while resisting
examiner’s hands this is testing... What?
Cranial Nerve XI (Spinal Accessory)
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The Sniff test examens which cranial nerve?
Olfactory Nerve (CN I)
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Repeating "Light, Tight, Dynamite!" tests which Cranial Nerve?
CN XII Hypoglossal
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The Fondoscopic exam tests which Cranial Nerve?
Optic CN II
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When examining the mouth the soft palate and uvula rise when the patient says "AH." This displays proper function of which Cranial Nerve?
CN X Vagus Nerve
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Testing downward and inner movement of the eye as well as corneal light reflection tests which Cranial Nerve?
Trochlear (CN IV)
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Corneal Movement and Lateral movement of the eye tests which Cranial Nerve?
Abducens CN VI
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The Gag Reflex tests which Cranial Nerve?
Glossopharyngeal (CN IX)
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The Whisper test tests which Cranial Nerve?
Acoutic CN VIII
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If the Preauricular Node is swollen.... what kind of infection may the patient have?
Eye or Ear infection
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If the Postauricular node is swollen...what kind of infection may the patient have?
Ear Infection
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If the Tonsiller node is swollen... what kind of infection may the patient have?
Ear, Tonsillitis, or Throat Infection
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If the Submandibular nodes are swollen... what kind of infection may the patient have?
Sinus infection or throat infection
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If the submental node is swollen...what kind of infection may the patient have?
Dental Problem or infection of the mouth
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If a patient has a tumor on their pituitary gland, what is this disorder called? Symptoms?
Acromegaly. Head becomes elongated and features become coarse.
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What is an allergic salute?
- Permanent crease in nose from
- having it be itchy...possibly from allergies
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Which abnormal facial finding is associated with Cushing's Syndrome?
Moon like face
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Which 3 diseases did we talk about in class that require airborne precautions?
TB, chicken pox, measles
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Name 3 airborne precautions.
Specialty room called an Airborne Infection Isolation Room - (AIIR) because it has negative air pressure with 6 to 12 air exchanges per hour
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Name a disease that requires droplet precautions
Bordetella pertussis - Mycoplasma pneumoniae
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List 2 droplet precautions
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List 3 contact precaution associated diseases
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What are 2 contact precautions
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What is Candida Albicans?
Thrush
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Dysphagia?
Difficulty Swallowing
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Lichenification
Thickening and hardening from continuous irritation
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Ischemic
temporary deficiency of blood flow to an organ or tissue
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Keloid
an exuberant scar that forms at the site of an injury and expands beyond the original borders
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Ecchymosis
bleeding under the skin or a mucous membrane... a bruise
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tympanic
hollow sounding... used to describe the condition of the lungs
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dull sounding
used to describe the condition of the liver. not resonant
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Flat
The sound one would hear when auscilating bone
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The function of lymph nodes
-filter fluid before it is returned to the blood stream
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Function of the lymphatic system
- conserves fluid and plasma proteins that leak out of capillaries
- defends against disease
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Nosocomial infection
acquired in a hospital, nursing home, or healthcare setting
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Straie
- singulare stria
- a line elevated above or depressed below surrounding tissue. different in color/texture
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wheal
round and temporary elevation of the skin
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obtunded
having diminished arousal or awareness as a result of intoxication, illness, infection, etc
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exopthalmus
bulging of the eyes out of the orbit
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SOAPIE
- a synonym for organized structure in a chart
- SUBJECTIVE
- OBJECTIVE
- ASSESSMENT
- PLAN
- INTERVENTION
- EVALUATION
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PIE
- problem oriented note
- PROBLEM
- INTERVENTION
- EVALUATION
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A
B
C
D
E
- asymmetry
- border
- color
- diameter
- elevation
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Presbyopia
permanent loss of accommodation of the lens and is marked by the inability to focus on objects near to the eye
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Ptosis
drooping/dropping of an organ part (ie the upper eye lid)
"i gotta go ptosis!!!!!" hahahaaha jk guys....
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nystagmus
involuntary back and forth or cyclical movement of the eyes
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serosangunious
containing or of the nature of serum and blood
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purrulent
condition of forming/containing pus
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pustule
a small elevated skin lesion filled with WBC and sometimes bacteria or broken down cells
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Petechia
skin spot; usually small and purple and appear in pts with platelet deficiencies or in febrile illnesses
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crepitus
a crackling or rattling sound made by part of the body
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bullae
large blisters or skin vesicle filled with fluid
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papilledema
swelling of the optic nerve
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papule
small bump or pimple
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