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Vocabulary flashcards covering key terminology, assessment findings, levels of consciousness, and movement disorders from the physical assessment notes.
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Alert & oriented ×4
Oriented to person, place, time, situation.
Lethargic
Drifts off easily; awakens to name.
Obtunded
Arouses to loud/physical stimuli; confused; one-word answers.
Stupor
Unconscious; responds only to pain.
Coma
Completely unconscious; no response to pain.
Delirium
Acute confusion; sudden onset; fluctuates.
Dementia
Chronic, progressive confusion.
Dysarthria
Appropriate word choice but unclear articulation.
Aphasia
Difficulty finding words or expressing ideas.
Mood
Internal emotional state (verbal + nonverbal).
Affect
Outward expression of mood.
Fruity odor
An unexpected body/breath odor associated with DKA.
Ammonia odor
An unexpected body/breath odor associated with kidney disease.
Musty odor
An unexpected body/breath odor associated with liver disease.
Fecal odor
An unexpected body/breath odor associated with bowel obstruction.
Spasticity
Increased muscle tone; resistance to passive movement.
Rigidity
Resistance to any joint manipulation.
Fasciculation
Rapid, continuous twitching at rest.
Myoclonus
Sudden jerking (hiccups, seizures, sleep jerks).
Tic
Repetitive involuntary movement (winks, grimaces).
Tremor
Rhythmic movement from opposing muscle groups.