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10 Cards in this Set

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what do you use to ascultate
stethascope
what is acceptable capilarry refill time?
5 seconds
What does PERRLA mean?
pupiles equal, round, reactive to light
What does PQRST mean?
Pallitive/ provoking, quality, radiation, severity, timing (chest pain evaluation)
What types of questions promote good communication?
open ended questions
Auscultation
Listening with a stathascope for normal or abnormal sounds on organs or cavities
Tympany
a tympanic or bell like percussion note
symetry
correspondance in size, form, and arrangement of parts opposite of sides of a plane or around an axis
Percussion
tapping on a portion of the body to determin if there is tenderness
borborygmi
a rumbling noise caused by propulsion of gas through the intestions