Eyes
What is strabismus?
Loss of parallel function in they eyes
What is the test for balance And how do you do it?
What is Romberg test? Have PT close eyes and test their balance.
What is rhinitis?
What is the common cold, acute irritation or swelling in the mucous membrane?
What are normal vital sign ranges?
What is 10-20 R, 60-100 HR, 02 above 95, 96.4-99.1 usually 98.6 and under 120/80?
Fill in the blank the neck muscles, sternocleido mastoid muscles blank gland and aortic isthmus are inspected on the neck?
What is thyroid gland?
What is Dipolopia?
What is double vision?
What is a normal observation of the ear?
What is flat tympanic membrane, clear and visible, pearly grey, cone of light 5-7 o clock, no perforation?
What is the anatomy of the throat and normal findings?
What is uvula midline, tonsils there or not, hard palate, soft palate, Toungue color etc, bucal mucosa, teeth gums?
What are korotkoff sounds?
What are The sounds of blood pressure?
What are the emergency evaluation situations?
What is PERRLA?
What is Pupils Equal Round Reactive to light and accommodation?
What is the 2 types of tests using a tuning fork?
What is Weber and rinse. Weber on head rinne on side of head and air to ear?
What are normal tonsils?
What is present or absent, No exudate swelling or lesions, enlarged to +1,
What are the 3 primary components of a health assessment?
what is history subjective, physical exam objective, documentation of data?
Fill in the blank Thyroid, lymphatics and ?
What is Trachea?
What are the bulbar conjunctiva and palpebral conjunctiva and what colors are they?
What is first layer clear, second layer pink?
What are the 3 types of hearing loss and give an example of each?
What is Sensorineural loud noises, Mixed infections and Conductive water?
What sinuses are able to be touched on a patient and demonstrate the proper way of checking them?
What are the steps of the nursing process?
What is assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention and evaluation?
What part of the head/brain is responsible for balance?
What is the cerebellum?
What are the main vision tests and how do you do them?
What are the herschberg test, confrontation test, central visual acuity?
A TBI can be observed with ?
What is CSF fluid from ears and battle signs?
What produces vesicular eruptions?
What is herpes simplex virus?
What are the 3 comprehensive nutritional screening tools?
What is 24 hour recall, 3 day diet history and food frequency questionnaire?
What are the 12 cranial nerves, their function and category?
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