Physical exams
Vocabulary
HPI
Where in the chart?
Miscellaneous
100

Name 1 physical exam sign that would be concerning for appendicitis 

What is... McBurney's Rovsing sign, Psoas sign, Obturator sign, Jump test

100

Sounds that are heard in addition to the expected breath sounds 

What are adventitious lung sounds

100

Name 2 components of an HPI 

What is... Severity, context, region, associated symptoms, timing, character, history, modifying factors, duration/onset (SCRATCH MD)

100

Section of the chart that an EKG get documented

What is... Medical decision making under Assessment or Plan

100
These 2 sections of the chart should match both positive and negative findings

What is... the HPI and ROS 

200

System where you would document "right facial droop" 

What is... neurological 

200

A flat, distinct, discolored area of skin less than 1 centimeter

What is.. a macule

200

Name at least 2 important medical history diagnoses that would be important to include in your HPI 

What is... HTN, DM, HLD, CVA, CAD, CHF, MI

200

What 2 sections of the chart are subjective? 

HPI and ROS

200

This is diagnostic of pneumonia

What is... a chest x-ray 

300

Name a finding contradictive of "regular rate and rhythm" 

What is... tachycardic, bradycardic, irregular rhythm, irregularly irregular rhythm

300

Melena

What is... black tarry stool 

300

True or false: We do not need to include every question asked by the provider in the HPI

False! 

300

Section of a chart that observations go into

What is... the physical exam 

300

Activities to avoid during clinical 

What is scroll through Instagram (social media) between seeing patients, check personal email.

400

CVA tenderness stands for... 

What is costovertebral angle 

400

Cephalgia

What is... headache

400

What does a GTPAL score stand for in a female's history

What is gravidity (pregnancies including current); term (pregnancies carried to 37+ weeks); preterm (pregnancies carried between 20 and 36 6/7 weeks); abortion (losses before 20 weeks); and living 

400

Section of the chart that diagnoses are documented

What is... Assessment and Plan

400

Name 2 of the 4 types of patient histories we are interested in 

What are... personal past medical history, surgical history, family history, social history 

500

System that pharyngeal exudates should be documented in 

What is... ENT 

500

Medical term for a urinary tract infection

What is... acute cystitis

500

Name 3 pertinent positives/negatives for a chief complaint of headache

What is nausea, dizziness, vision changes, numbness, tingling, weakness, neck stiffness/pain

500

Section of the chart that includes all pertinent and negative symptoms

What is.. the ROS. (will also accept HPI) 
500

Name a anticoagulant medication

What is... Plavix, Eliquis, lovenox, aspirin