Abdomen/Pelvis
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Nervous System
Spine
Pediatrics
100

Organs within the right upper quadrant

What are the liver, gallbladder, portion of pancreas, portion of right kidney, some large and small intestine

100

How do you assess the stability of a pelvis

push down on iliac crest

100

Describe the pronator drift test

arms out, palms up, eyes closed

100

A sideways curvature of the spine can be described as

what is scoliosis

100

A sunken fontanelle may indicate

what is dehydration

200

Organs within the left upper quadrant

What are the spleen, stomach, portion of left kidney portion of pancreas, portion of large and small intestine 
200

Explain how to assess the plantar reflex and what a normal response is

stroke lateral side of foot from heel to ball then move medial

normal- toes curl inward

200

This cranial nerve controls the size of the pupil

what is cranial nerve 3- oculomotor

200

This part of the spine has 4 fused vertebrae 

coccyx 

200

Bulging fontanelles can be causes by 

crying, laying down, or increased ICP (non crying)

300

Grey turners sign can be described as____ whereas Cullens sign can be described as _____

bruising in the flank

bruising around umbilicus 


300

Explain one way to assess deep tendon reflexes

Bicep, brachioradial, tricep, patellar, Achilles

300

This cranial nerve controls heart rate

cranial nerve 10-vagus

300

In a pt without injury, this is the only palpable cervical vertebrae 

7th vertebra at the base of the neck

300

A normal pediatric systolic blood pressure can be calculated using this formula

SBP= 90+(2*age in years)

400

What is Kehr's sign and what does it indicate?

LUQ pain that radiates to the shoulder

indicates splenic insult

400

Where should you listen for an apical pulse?

5th intercostal, midclavicular line

400

Name 4 signs of a stroke

facial droop, slurred speech, arm drift, a lean to one side, confusion, expressive aphasia, thunderclap headache, unequal pupils

400

Outward curvature of the upper spine is known as

what is kyphosis

400

A pediatric pt with in respiratory distress may show retractions here

intercostal, suprasternal, supraclavicular

500

Discoloration of the genital indicative of peritoneal  bleeding is referred to as _____ sign

What is Coopernail sign

500

This artery can be palpated behind the knee

What is popliteal

500
This cranial nerves controls the ability to swallow and the gag reflex

what is cranial nerve 9- glossopharyngeal

500

Inward curvature of the lower spine is known as

lordosis

500

The pediatric assessment triangle consists of these three things

appearance, work of breathing, circulation 

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