Abd Anatomy
Abd Assessment
Skin, Hair, Nails Anatomy
Skin Assessment
Across the Lifespan
100

 spleen

LUQ

100

This is the reason for altering the order of abd assessment

to avoid creating false bowel sounds

100

top layer of skin that contains melanocytes

epidermis

100

Epidermis, dermis, and adipose are eroded revealing bone

stage IV

100

name three things that happens to geri SHN

gray, dry, atrophy, less subq, women grow more facial hair

200

liver 

RUQ

200

these are the type of bowel sounds you might auscultate in a post-op patient (everything went well)

hypoactive.

listen for five minutes before deeming them absent

200

layer with sweat glands, nerves, follicles

dermis

200

The direction of nail ridges that is considered normal

longitudinal

200

Define/describe solar lentigines

brown symmetric macules to dorsal hands

300

pancreas

epigastric

300

this is the name of normal finding when percussing

tympany

hyperresonant

dull

300

name three bony prominences

occiput, vertebrae, scapulae, elbows, trochanters, ischial tuberosities, sacrum, knees,  malleoli, heels

300

Wheal vs pustule

raised irregular, confluent; papule filled with purulence

300
Expected facial hyperpigmentation during pregnancy

chloasma

400

appendix

RLQ

400

where to palpate the spleen in a normal healthy adult

it's not palpable

400

this layer contains adipose tissue

subq

400

The data missing from: 6mm asymmetric black and brown lesion to R inferior scapula

borders, evolution

400

infants may be born with this fine layer of hair to help temperature regulation

lanugo

500

kidneys

RUQ LUQ

500
a change you'd see in the skin r/t liver disease (not jaundice)

petechiae

500

name three parts of the nail

nail bed, nail plate, cuticle, lunula, posterior and lateral nail folds

500

hand surface to use for assessing temperature

dorsal

500

Describe BCC vs SCC

raised pearly border with central depression and telangiectasia

ulcerated, crusts