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61 Cards in this Set
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques to elicit signs of peritoneal irritation
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Demonstrate proper techniques for examination of the tongue including examination of CN 12
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for palpating hepatomegaly
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Demonstrate proper technique for the Weber test
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for palpating splenomegaly.
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Demonstrate testing gross hearing
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for palpation of the abdominal aortic pulsations.
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Identify the following on a drawing or picture of a normal TM:
A. Malleus B. Pars flaccida C. Pars tensa D. Incus |
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for testing for shifting dullness.
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Demonstrate the proper technique for otoscopic examination of the ear.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for testing for the presence of a fluid wave.
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Demonstrate proper techniques for the nasal examination using an otoscope with nasal speculum. Describe to the preceptor.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for inspection of the arms and forearms, with attention to the following:
a. size, symmetry and swelling b. venous pattern c. color and texture of skin d. nail beds |
Identify the following on a drawing or picture of a nasal exam:
A. Middle turbinate B. Inferior turbinate C. Middle meatus D. Nasal septum |
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for detecting edema.
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Demonstrate proper technique for sinus palpation. Identify the sinuses being palpated.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of capillary refill.
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Demonstrate proper techniques of sinus transillumination
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for inspection of the lower extremities, with attention to the following:
a. size, symmetry and swelling b. venous enlargement c. pigmentation, rashes, scars, ulcerations d. texture and color of skin e. nail beds f. distribution of hair on lower extremities |
Demonstrate proper techniques for examination of lips, buccal mucosa, gums, teeth, and roof of mouth
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for examination of the conjunctivae and sclera.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for inspection of the abdomen
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for examination of the eyelid. Demonstrate appropriate techniques for eversion of the upper eyelid.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of tactile fremitus. Describe what is "normal".
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessing visual fields.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessing whispered voice sounds. Describe what is "normal".
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Demonstrate an understanding of the measurement of visual acuity, including office methods to measure it. Explain standard method of describing acuity.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for percussion of lung fields. Differentiate between dull and resonant percussion sounds. Utilize this differentiation to locate the diaphragm on a patient and measure its movement with respiration.
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Identify the following structures:
a. pupil b. iris c. sclera d. conjunctiva e. medial and lateral canthi f. lacrimal puncta |
Demonstrate appropriate techniques for auscultation of the abdomen, including description of bowel sounds
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Demonstrate proper technique for palpation of the thyroid gland
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessing egophony. Describe what is "normal".
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Identify on patient the thyroid and cricoid cartilages and trachea
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for auscultation of the lungs. Describe the nature of the breath sounds heard.
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Identify on patient the location of the ten sets of lymph nodes and demonstrate appropriate examination techniques
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Demonstrate on a patient the appropriate anatomic positions to auscultate for bruits of the aorta and renal, iliac and femoral arteries.
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Demonstrate proper techniques for examination of the pharynx, including proper use of the tongue blade and including testing of CN 10
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for percussion of the abdomen. Using this technique, measure the liver span.
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Demonstrate proper technique for the Rinne test
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for both gentle and deep palpation of the abdomen. Comment on any areas of tenderness or increased resistance to palpation.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for evaluation of symmetrical chest expansion by palpation
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of extraocular movements.
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Demonstrate the ability to properly position the patient for optimal abdominal examination.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for inspection and palpation of the elbow
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Identify accessory muscles of respiration and locate these on a patient.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for palpation of the DIPs, PIPs, MCPs, and wrist joint.
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Identify on a patient the five lobes of the lung.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of range of motion in the hand and wrist
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Demonstrate an ability to identify S1 and S2, including knowledge of splitting of S2 and auscultating for it in the proper anatomic position.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of range of motion of the cervical spine
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for auscultation of the heart for aortic murmurs.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for palpation of the cervical spine.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for auscultation of the heart for mitral valve murmurs.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for examination of the temporomandibular joint.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for auscultation of the heart.
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Demonstrate and ability to find the right and left optic discs.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for palpation of the apical pulse. Comment on the amplitude of the pulse as well as its character.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of pupillary responses
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of systolic and diastolic blood pressure
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Define anisocoria and demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of anisocoria.
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Demonstrate knowledge of the working parts of the ophthalmoscope, including the rheostat, lens disc, aperture disc.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of Cranial Nerve VIII
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Demonstrate appropriate handling of ophthalmoscope to view patients’ left and right eye. Demonstrate an ability to elicit and view the red reflex in each eye.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of Cranial Nerves IX and X
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Demonstrate an understanding of the functional anatomy of the nearsighted and farsighted eye, and what alterations are required on the lens disc of the ophthalmoscope to view these eyes.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of proprioception of the lower extremity.
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Demonstrate an ability to describe the retina of a patient. Demonstrate an ability to describe and differentiate arterioles and veins, based on color, size, and light reflection.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of vibrational sense in the lower extremity.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of range of motion of the elbow
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of stereognosis.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for inspection and palpation of the shoulder.
Identify on the patient the following: a. sternoclavicular joint b. acromioclavicular joint c. subacromial area d. bicipital groove |
Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of graphesthesia.
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Assessment of range of motion of the shoulder.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of light touch sensation.
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Assessment of muscle strength in the cervical spine.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of double simultaneous stimulation (sensory integration).
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for palpation of the ankle, MTPs, and IP joints.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for inspection of the general cardiovascular system, noting the following:
a. general appearance b. respiratory pattern c. observable pulsations |
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of range of motion of the ankle, including each of the following:
a. tibiotalar joint b. subtalar joint c. transverse talar joint d. MTPs, IPs |
Demonstrate appropriate techniques for inspection of jugular venous distention
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for assessment of Cranial Nerve XII
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for inspection of the feet.
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Demonstrate appropriate techniques for the assessment of Cranial Nerve XI
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Phalen and Tinel signs.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing function of Cranial Nerve VII
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of range of motion of the back
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing function of Cranial Nerve V
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for each of the following: Inspection of the spine for curvature
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing Cranial Nerves III, IV, and VI
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for each of the following: Assessment of range of motion of the hips
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing Cranial Nerve II
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Assessment of muscle strength in the shoulder.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing pronator drift.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for each of the following: Assessment of range of motion of the knee
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for inspection of muscles and muscle tone.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for each of the following: Inspection and palpation of the knee. Identify the tibial tuberosity.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing Rapid finger tapping
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Assessment of muscle strength in the elbow
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing Heel-knee-shin test
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Assessment of muscle strength in the hand and wrist
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for straight leg raise. Describe what an abnormal response would be.
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing Finger-nose test
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of muscle strength of the ankle
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing Rapid alternating movement
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of muscle strength of the knee
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing the ability of patient to tandem walk
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessment of muscle strength of the hip
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing the Postural reflexes
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for eliciting the biceps reflex (in both the supine and seated positions), and know the nerve roots associated
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing the Romberg test
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for eliciting the triceps reflex (in both the supine and seated positions), and know the nerve roots associated
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing the ability of patient to perform a deep knee bend or hop on one leg
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for eliciting the brachioradialis reflex (in both the supine and seated positions), and know the nerve roots associated
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing the ability of patient to walk on heels and walk on toes
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for eliciting the patellar reflex (in both the supine and seated positions), and know the nerve roots associated
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for assessing the ability of patient to arise from a chair, the patient’s normal (usual) gait and ability to turn quickly
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for eliciting the ankle reflex (in both the supine and seated positions), and know the nerve roots associated
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Demonstrate the appropriate technique for assessing the Brudzinski sign, and describe to your preceptor what an abnormal response would be
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Demonstrate appropriate technique for use of reinforcement to help elicit deep tendon reflexes.
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Demonstrate the appropriate technique for eliciting a plantar reflex.
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Demonstrate the appropriate technique for eliciting ankle clonus.
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Demonstrate the appropriate technique for assessing the Kernig sign, and describe to your preceptor what an abnormal response would be
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