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The rating for tonsils is from ?-? with the first number meaning barely visible going to the last number meaning tonsils are touching.
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1+-4+
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? is an inflammation of the palpebral or bulbar conjunctiva caused by a local infection of bacteria or virus, allergic reaction, systemic infection, or chemical irritation.
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conjunctivitis
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A ? hemorrhage in an eye is caused by an increase in intracranial pressure.
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Subconjunctival
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? is and abnormal ocular alignment in which the visual axes do not meet at the desired point with ? meaning inward and ? meaning outward.
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Strabismus
Esotropia Exotropia |
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Swelling around the eyes is called ? edema is caused by allergies, fluid overload, or renal failure
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periorbital
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Protruding eyes caused by Grave's disease or hypertension is called ?
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Exopthalmus
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Sunken eyes caused by dehydration is called ?
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Enopthalmus
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Drooping eyelids caused by Bell's palsy is called ?
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Ptosis
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Blood in the eye is called ?
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Hyphema
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Dysphagia is a dysfunction of cranial nerves ?,?,or ?
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IXglossopharyngeal,X vagus,XII hypoglossal
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List some changes to eyes that are age related?
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problems with near/far vision,
night vision, recognizing colors |
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List some changes to hearing that are age related?
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hearing deficiencies in about 75% of older adults
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List some change to nose, mouth, throat that are age related?
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diminished smell and taste, dental changes(dentures), dysphagia
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name the lymph nodes of the face and neck?
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Preaurricular, Posterior Aurricular, Occipital, Jugulodigastric, Submandibular, Submental,
Superficial, Posterior, Deep chain, Supra Clavicular |
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Chronic system disease caused by Treponema pallidum transmitted congenitally or by sexual contact.
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syphillis
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The STI Syphilis has a 4 phase progression, if left untreated. Name the 4 phases?
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primary phase
secondary phase latent phase tertiary phase |
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Primary phase is a single firm, painless open sore or chancre with indurated borders at the site(mouth or genitals). name the disease
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Syphilis
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Secondary phase of this disease is characterized by red macules and papules over the palms of the hands and soles of feet. Name the disease.
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Syphilis
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the latent phase of this disease is asymptomatic. Name the disease.
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Syphilis
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The tertiary phase of this disease causes neurological, cardiovascular, opthalmic, and musculoskeletal system destruction. Name the disease?
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Syphilis
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The most common STD in the USA is ?
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Chlamydia
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This disease usually occurs in the urethra but can also effect the rectum. Name the disease?
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Chlamydia
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Dysuria, discharge and urethra itch are most common. If untreated it can cause epididymitis. Name the Disease?
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Chlamydia
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Typically asymptomatic in up to 75% of women. Name this STD?
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Chlamydia
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