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23 Cards in this Set
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Name 3 simple screening tests for gross hearing acuity.
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- rub fingers together
- whisper test - watch test - talking to pt |
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Name 2 tests to eval a pt with abnormal gross auditory acuity.
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- Webber (lateralization)
- Rinne (air./bone conduction) |
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What is confrontation assessing? How do you do it?
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- visual fields
- fingers from sides |
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4 tests to evaluate consolidation of lungs:
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- Percussion
- tactile fremitus - whispered pectoriloquy - egophony - bronchophony |
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Name 2 tests to eval a pt's respiratory movement.
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- diaprhagmatic excursion
- respiratory expansion |
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Pt presents with RUQ pain. Name most relevant test. What is the most likely diagnosis
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- murphy's sign test
- pain with inspiration on palpation of R costal margin - cholecystitis |
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Name and describe test for flank and lower back pain.
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CVA tenderness
- tap on CVA to assess for pain |
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Name 4 tests useful in suspected peritonitis or appendicitis/
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- Rebound tenderness
- Psoas sign - Obturator sign, - Rovsings (reverse rebound) |
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Name and perform test for DVT/
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Homan's sign. (sharp dorsiflexion of affected ankle)
Straight leg raise |
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Name and describe test to assess patency of the arterial blood supply to the hand.
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- Allen's test
- patency of the ulnar and radial arteries |
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Name and describe test to check MCL integrity.
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- Valgus (distal hand on internal lower leg, proximal hand on lateral upper leg)
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Name and describe test to assess LCL integrity
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- Varus (distal hand on external lower leg, proximal hand on medial upper leg)
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Name 2 maneuvers to assess ACL integrity and describe.
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1. Lachman's test - holding leg straight
2. Anterior drawer test - |
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Name and describe maneuver used to assess the PCL.
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Posterior drawer test
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What test will assess the muscle integrity of the supraspinatus?
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Empty can test
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Describe 2 tests to assess carpal tunnel syndrome.
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1. Phalen's test (post hands together)
2. Tinel's test (tap on carpal tunnel to elicit pain) |
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Name and describe test to assess acromio-clavicular injury.
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Cross-over test
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Name and describe test to assess achilles integrity.
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Thompson test (knee at 90 deg)
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Give indication for mcmurray's test and describe.
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- Meniscal tear
- figure 8 ish motion |
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Describe test to assess SI joint.
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- FAbEr
- flexion - abduction -external rotation |
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Name 2 tests to assess for meningeal irritation.
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- Brudzinski's test: Pt supine, lift head, look for knee/hip flexion in response. If bending, positive test. If neg, doesn't help.
- Kernig's Test: pt supine, flex at hip and knee (90deg), then passively extend knee to assess for pain |
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NName 5 tests to assess for a deficit of discriminative sensory ability.
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- Sterognosis: ID object in hand
- Graphesthesia: trace number in hand - Vibratory sense - Joint position - light touch - 2 point descrim - Sharp/dull |
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Describe point localization & extinction
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- Localization: touch pt with eyes closed. Have them ID where you touched
- Touch 2 points, if they feel only 1 it's extinction |
