Interview
Derm
MSK
HEENT
Abdomen
100

The reason for the patient's visit that is stated in their own words.

Chief Complaint

100

The ABCDE rule of suspicious skin lesions.

A=asymmetry

B= borders

C= color

D= diameter

E= elevation

100

Attaches muscle to bone.

Tendons

100

The major muscle in the neck.

Sternocleidomastoid

100

Correct order of abdominal assessment

Inspection, auscultation, percussion, palpation

200

Information that is collected by the provider is considered this.

Objective data

200

Assessment technique to check skin hydration.

Turgor

200

How many bones are are in the thumb?

3, 1 metacarpal, 2 phalanges.

200

Tear production and drainage occur here

Lacrimal apparatus 

200

McBurney point assesses for what?

Appendicitis 

300

A narrative that summarizes the reason for the visit.

HPI

300

Abnormal nail finding seen in severe COPD.

Clubbing

300

How may thoracic vertebrae are there in the spine?

12

300

Describe a normal appearing tympanic membrane on the right ear.

Pearly gray, cone of light at 5 o'clock

300

Percussion sounds over the liver should be?

Dull

400

This assessment technique is incorporated throughout the exam.

Inspection

400

Presenting with a vesicular rash in a unilateral dermatomal pattern.

Vaircella zoster, Shingles

400

Specialty knee exam to access for torn meniscus.

McMurray

400

Retinal structure that is creamy yellow with smooth borders.

Optic disc

400

Assess for this abdominal bruit at 10 and 2 o'clock 

Renal artery

500

The section of visit notes where diagnoses are documented.

A of the SOAP note= assessment

500

3 forms of skin cancer include.

SCC

BCC

Melanoma

500

Skull sutures are a what type of joint?

Fibrous 

500

Rinne test is used to assess, and what is a normal finding?

Air and bone conduction, AC>BC

500

A firm, rigid abdomen on palpation is concerning for?

Peritonitis