Limbs & Things
The test when you instruct your patient, “Point your toes toward the ceiling”
What is active range of motion testing – ankle dorsiflexion?
Heart sound that splits normally with inspiration
What is S2?
The 4 Main Vital Signs
What are
Blood Pressure
Pulse
Respirations
Temperature
Flex joint against gravity and some resistance, but not against full resistance
What is 4/5?
Lung sound heard in healthy patient over the lung periphery
What is vesicular breath sound?
Describe the injury causing a scaphoid fracture
What is fall on out-stretched hand (FOOSH)?
The most common cause of sudden cardiac death in young adult athletes
What is Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy?
5th Vital Sign
What is Pain?
Hyperactive Reflex with clonus
What is 4+ (out of 4+)
Expiratory breath sounds longer than inspiratory sounds
What are bronchial breath sounds?
Pain linked to tissue damage of skin or musculoskeletal system
What is somatic pain?
Diastolic decrescendo murmur heard best with patient leaning forward
What is Aortic regurgitation?
Sounds you hear when taking a blood pressure
What are Korotkoff Sounds?
Range for Obesity Class II
What is BMI of 35-40?
Heard on Inspiration, near the neck and associated with epiglottitis
What is stridor?
Dermatome level of palmar aspect of proximal third finger
What is C7?
DAILY DOUBLE
A sustained impulse produced by an enlarged atrium or ventricle
What is heave or lift?
Minimal time needed to count respirations
What is 30 seconds?
DAILY DOUBLE
Quiet murmur heard immediately after placing the stethoscope on the chest and with no palpable thrill
What is Grade 2?
Asthma is commonly associated with this adventitious sound?
What is wheeze?
Disorder associated with pain as you stabilize the patient's right scapula with one hand and you raise his right arm with your other hand
What is a rotator cuff disorder (tear, impingement or injury)?
A measurable parameter of cardiac disease risk in addition to elevated BMI
What is the Waist Circumference?
Criteria for positive orthostatic changes
What are
Drop in systolic BP of 20 mm Hg
Or
Drop in diastolic BP of 10 mm Hg
Size of Normal Apical Impulse
Wat s < 2.5cm
Heard at the end of inspiration and associated with heart failure or pneumonia
What are crackles?