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fatigue
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disease name ?
chest pain
angina pectoris (heart cant get enough oxygen)
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causes ?
palpitation
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Difficulty or awareness of breathing
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caused by ?
syncope
caused by decrease of the blood flow to the brain
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cough
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types ?
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Dysphagia : Difficulty and pain in swallowing
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combination of ?
Dyspepsia
indigestion, pain, distension, acidity , nausea , hunger pains
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anorexia (reduced appetite)
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vomiting
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Hematemesis
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how much ?
diarrhea
>200-300 gm/day
>3 times / day - liquid consistancy
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how much ?
constipation
hard stool , reduced frequency of less than 3 times per week
hematochezia ?
describe it
rectal bleeding fresh blood passes from the rectum or anus
melena ?
describe it
dark blaack tarry stool that are associated with upper gastrointestinal bleeding (digested blood)
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Toxic Face
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Emaciated
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Moon Face
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Ape Like
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Down syndrome
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used for ?
skin fold Calliper
indicator for fat
A TRICEP SKINFOLD OF LESS THAN 5MM ALMOST ALWAYS REFLECTS LOW BODY FAT
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describe it ?
mid arm circumference
its a non stretchable insertion tape
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def ?
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def ?
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def ?
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def ?
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squatting position
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heart attack i guess ?
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used for ?
other sites ?
types ?
pallor
gives idea about level of HG or blood perfusion
true or false
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causes ?
central cyanosis
cardiac or respiratory causes
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sites ?
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generalized cyanosis
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perioral cyanosis
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differential cyanosis : Cyanosis in one half and normal in other half
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important slide
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conc. of the cause ?
jaundice : yellowish discoloration to skin and deep tissues .
high accumulation of bilirubin (serum bilirubin conc. is above 50 micromol/ L (3mg / dl))
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whats special about this place ?
jaundice
eye sclera (one of first sites of detection)
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which is more accurate in measurement ?
which one is used for measurement ?
Measurement of Jugular venous pressure
Internal jugular
External jugular with 45 degree
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clubbing : painless enlargement of distal phalanges
which degree ?
1st
which degree for each one ?
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causes ?
pitting edema
cardiac disease
renal disease
liver disease
nutritional hypoalbuminemia
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cause ?
non pitting edema
lymphatic filariasis
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pulse oximetry
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sphygmomanometer
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aneroid
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Digital
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korotkoff sounds
what is the type of fever ?
what is the type of fever ?
what is the type of fever ?
what is the type of fever ?
what is tachycardia rate ?
What is bradycardia rate ?
heart rate more than 100
heart rate less than 60
types of ?
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pregnancy test (chemical)
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Urine analysis …. Biochemical test
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Stool test …. Biochemical test
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acetone test (chemical)
what is the type of test ?
Examples ?
Microbiological tests
Culture and sensitivity
serological tests
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Serological test or Antibody test
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fine needle aspiration
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Respiratory Rate
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Apical pulsation
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Equality on Both sides
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popliteal
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radial artery
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Brahial artery
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Carotid artery
radial artery
Sites of pulse examination in lower limb
posterior tibial artery
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Blood tests
what is Hematological test ?
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true cut needle
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fluid aspiration
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Xray
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consists of ?
fluoroscopy
X-ray source and a fluorescent screen between which the patient is placed (used to optain real-time moving images of the internal structure of the patient)
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Identify planes
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CT scan done with a (contrast (dye)) to make a particular organ more visible
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used material ?
Positron emission tomography (PET CT)
used material is a safe injectible radioactive chemical called RADIOTRACER
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what is used in this test
echocardiography
sound waves are used to produce live images of your heart the formed image is called echocardiogram
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uses ?
endoscope
its a long thin tube with a small camera passed into the body through natural openings as mouth to look inside your body
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used for ?
electrocardiography
a recording of the heart electrical activities through repeated cardiac cycles
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used to ?
spirometry
used to differentiate between different lung diseases & assess severity and response to treatment
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Angiogram
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audiometry
to test hearing
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used to ?
skin prick test
to detect allergens in bronchial asthma, allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis , urticaria
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used to ?
Nerve Conduction Study (NCS)
measures how fast an electrical impulse moves through our nerves, it can identify nerve damage
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what is done if cervical spine injury is suspected ?
agonal breathing ?
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when does it occur ?
its a heavy, noisy, or gasping breathing (its recognized as a sign of cardiac arrest)
occurs shortly after the heart stops in up to 40% of cardiac arrests
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aim ?
recovery position
1- gravity assistance to the clearance of physical obstruction of the airway by the tongue
2- gives a clear way for fluids like vomit to drain from the air way
3- there is a room for the chest to rise and fall freely
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mouth to mouth breath
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face shield
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mouth to barrier device