Eponym's
Organ System
Associations
Abbreviations
100

A positive "rovsing" sign is an indication of the presence of this condition

Appendicitis

100

This is the largest organ system in the body

The integumentary system

100

The Lachman's test is the most sensitive test to evaluate this pathology

ACL tear

100

ACL stands for this

Anterior cruciate ligament

200

Kussmal breathing is associated with this condition

Metabolic acidosis

200

This organ can be palpated in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen

The liver

200

Raccoon eyes are associated with this injury

Basilar skull fracture

200

JVD stands for this finding

Jugular venous distension

300

The "allens" test is used to test for this

Collateral circulation in the hand

300

High pitched bowel sounds are classically concerning for this disease

Small bowel obstruction

300

The presence of spider angiomas is an indication of this disease

Liver cirrhosis

300

CVAT stands for this

Costovertebral angle tenderness

400

A positive brudzinski sign is concerning for this disease

Meningitis

400

In a newborn the upper limits of normal for capillary refill is this many seconds

Three seconds
400

Petechiae are classically associated with this hematologic finding

Thrombocytopenia

400

PEA stands for this AND describe what it means

Pulseless electrical activity

500

McBurney's point is located here (be very specific)

Two thirds the distance from the umbilicus to the right anterior superior iliac spine

500

The disruption in laminar blood flow causes this audible or auscultatable finding

A bruit

500

Becks triad consists of these three findings associated with cardiac tamponade

Increased JVD, muffled heart sounds and hypotension

500

The A in PERRLA stands for this

Accommodation