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Knee-chest - use: rectal exam, proctological or sigmoidoscope
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Jackknife- use: rectal exam or vaginal
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- Proctological- use: sigmoid exam/proctological exam
- Drape: aperture drape or two draper
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Lithotomy- use pelvis, vaginal, rectal and digital exam
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Trendelenburg- use treatment of shock or hypotension blood to head
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Weight/height: What should you ask the patient to do before getting on the scale ?
To take off their coat, shoes, purse, keys, and empty their pockets etc.
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Snellen eye chart: what do you ask the pt before the exam
Do they wear glass or lens
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Snellen eye chart: How many mistakes is a pt allowed to make and what happen on the 3rd mistake.
2 mistakes, after the 3rd mistake you chart the line before.
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Snellen eye chart: abbreviation OU
Both Eye
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Snellen eye chart: abbrevation OS
Left Eye
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Snellen eye chart : abbreviation OD
Right Eye
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Snellen eye chart procedures: which line do you start on
line 20/70 third line
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Charting Techniques : what is the correct way of correcting a error
- In black ink
- Line through the mistake with the word error
- Date it
- write your initials & correct the word(s)
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Gloves - non sterile, bi manual
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Sphygmomanometer
(S-fig-mo-ma-no-meter)
Blood pressure
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Ear, tympanic membrane, cerumen, foreign objects, infection
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Eye, sclera, pupils, retina, blood vessels
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Hearing, nerve sensitivity
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Gums, teeth, tonsils, throat
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- Reflexes, Babinski (bottom of foot), Patellar(under knee cap),
- Bicep
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- Non sterile ( to protect the MA or medical personnel)
- Bimanual ( will use two hands to perform the procedure).
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Inspect the lining of the nose, nasal membranes, internal septum
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Non sterile, used fr bi manaual exam, palpate ovaries, uterus
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Spatula and/or cytobrush
Obtain pap smear, cytobrush for cervical and spatula for vaginal cells
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Cancer detection, label "e" or "c" for endocervical & label "v" for vaginal
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Adheres cells, apply immediately, spray 6" from slide & let dry 10 mins.
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Hold sponges, absorb secretions
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Water soluble, not t be used before a pap smear, for bimanual exam
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Vomitus, soiled instruments
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