Neuro
Normal muscle strength is documented as?
3+
Carotid bruits are assessed with what part of the stethoscope?
Bell
Normal AP diameter
2:1
Visual confrontation is assessed by CN#/name?
II/optic
Sense of smell is CN#/name?
I-olfactory
The type of neuropathy that presents in a linear pattern is?
Dermatomal
How do you document a murmur?
Location and timing in the cardiac cycle.
Normal lung percussion sounds.
Resonance
PERRLA is assessed by CN#/name?
III-oculomotor
Snellen chart is part of CN#/name?
II-optic
Hyperreflexia and sustained beats after pumping the ankle is called?
Clonus
S1 is heard loudest over which 2 valves?
tricuspid and mitral
Examiner places their hands on the posterior chest and have the patient take in a deep breath is assessing for?
Chest expansion
CN IV name and function?
Trochlear, EOMs
Name/# a CN that involves taste.
IX glossopharyngeal, X vagus
Coordination exam with the patient's arms extended in a supine position and looking for abnormal movements while the eyes are closed.
Pronator drift
6 pulse points to assess in CV exam.
Carotid, brachial, radial, popliteal, posterior tibial, dorsalis pedis.
Stridor is produced by what?
Upper airway obstruction.
Corneal reflex is assessed by CN#/name?
V, trigeminal
Tongue movement, strength and position CN#/name
XII, hypoglossal
4 tests to check for coordination and balance with walking include?
Heel to toe
Walk on toes
Walk on heels
Shallow knee bend
Locations for APTM
2nd ICS, RSB. 2nd ICS, LSB. 4 ICS, LSB. 5th ICS, MCL.
“E” sounds like “A” with lung consolidation.
Egophony
Rinne test normal findings and CN#/name?
Spinal accessory is CN#, and checks which 2 muscle strengths?
XII, trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles