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Afebrile
without fever
Apnea
absent breathing
bradycardia
slow heart beat
bradypnea
slow breathing
diastole
point that heart muscles relax → last sound of BP
dyspnea
difficulty breathing
hypothermia
less than normal body temp (<96) can cause death
korotkoff sounds
name of sounds heard through stethoscope when taking BP
orthopnea
difficulty breathing when lying flat
Orthostatic hypotension
drop in BP when rising to standing position
pyrexia
fever
systole
heart contracts → first number of BP
tachycardia
fast heart rate
tachypnea
fast breathing
Bruit
turbulent blood flow & could indicate stenosis, atherosclerosis or aneurysm
Nasolabial folds
commonly known as smile lines or laugh lines, are the natural creases that run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth
Palpebral Fissures
open space between the upper and lower eyelids
Alopecia
loss of hair
Clubbing
tips of fingers and toes widen out and bulge and nails curve downward → lack of oxygen in blood or underlying internal disease
Cyanosis
blue skin → hypoxia
Ecchymosis
bruise
Edema
swelling from fluid that’s trapped in bodies tissues → usually in legs, score from 1 to 4
Erythema
redness → feel warm
Jaundice
yellow/orange → liver or pancreas problems
Petechiae
red purple nonblanchable discoloration les than .5 cm in diameter → caused by minor bleeding from broken capillaries
cause from infection
Pruritus
itching
Turgor
skins elasticity → can be due to lack of hydration
cerumen
ear wax
dysphagia
difficulty or discomfort swallowing
epistaxis
nose bleed
presbycusis
gradual aging hear loss
vertigo
false sense of spinning/dizziness
febrile
having a fever
hyperpyrexia
exceedingly high body temp ( >104 F)
can cause death
Accommodation
eye changes lens shape to focus on an object at different distances
Amblyopia
lazy eye
Arcus Senilis
limbus turns gray/blue
Consensual reaction to light
both eyes constrict to light
Convergence
eyes move in together symmetrically
Diplopia
see double
Direct Reaction to light
eye constricts when light shine into
exophthalmos
bulging eye
Nystagmus
eye staggers
Presbyopia
can’t see near
Ptosis
eyelid droops
Strabismus
eye lags