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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is the most common reaction to an allergy. ANSWER -itchy skin


What is pinpoint pain in the abdomen most likely caused by?. ANSWER -ulcer


what is pinpoint pain in the joint most likely?. ANSWER -bursitis


What is the normal range for temperature?. ANSWER -96-99.5


What is the normal pulse rate for men? women? children? newborn? elderly?. ANSWER -
Men: 72
Women: 80
Children: 90-140
Newborn: 120-160
Elderly: 70-80


What is the normal respiratory range. ANSWER -adult: 14-18 per minute
Newborn: 44 per minute


what is the normal range for blood pressure?. ANSWER -110-140/60-90


Blood pressure is normally higher in the extremities


When might you hear auculatory gaps?. ANSWER -if the patient has hypertension


what is pulse pressure. ANSWER -difference between systole and diastole

,what is the normal pulse pressure. ANSWER -30-40 mmHG


what are Korotkoff sounds?. ANSWER -sounds heard with stethoscope while taking blood
pressure


what is Maignes test?. ANSWER -Vertebro-basilar artery function maneuver


patient actively turns and hyperextends head as far left as they can and holds for 30 seconds.
This checks the left vertebral artery


what are the 5Ds and 3Ns. ANSWER -Dizziness
Drop attacks
Diploplia
dysarthria
dysphagia


Nausea
Numbness
Nystagmus


What is Wallenburgs syndrome?. ANSWER -obstruction of vertebral artery or posterior
inferior cerebellar arteries


what is subclavian steal syndrome. ANSWER -steals blood from vertebral artery through
retrograd flow


What are the laboratory findings for temporal arteritis. ANSWER -ESR increase


What are the laboratory findings for allergies. ANSWER -eosinophils
IgE

,What are the laboratory findings for myocardial infarct. ANSWER -CPK (CK), SGOT,
AST, LDH


What are the laboratory findings for the cardiovascular system (hypertension,
atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis). ANSWER -lipid profiles: HDL, LDL, VLDL, cholesterol,
trigylcerides, fasting blood sugar


What are the laboratory findings for hepatitis, alcoholism, liver cancer, biliary duct
obstruction. ANSWER -SGPT, SGOT, GGT, LDH, A/G RATIO, BUN, bilirubin, alkaline
phosphatase


how is hepatitis A transmitted? B? C?. ANSWER -A: food
B: drug use
C: blood transfusion


What are the laboratory findings for pancreatitis?. ANSWER -amylase and lipase


What are the laboratory findings for diabetes mellitus?. ANSWER -FBS, glucose tolerance
test (GTT), 2 hour post prandial glucose, glycosylated hemoglobin


What are the laboratory findings for renal disease. ANSWER -BUN, uric acid, creatinine


What are the laboratory findings for hydatiform mole, choriocarcinoma, normal pregnancy
(Uterus). ANSWER -human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG)


What are the laboratory findings for prostate cancer. ANSWER -acid phosphatase


What are the laboratory findings for muscular dystrophy. ANSWER -CPK increased,
creatinine decreased


What are the laboratory findings for pagets. ANSWER -alkaline phosphatase


what is the etiology for pagets. ANSWER -unknown

, what do spider angiomas on the stomach indicate. ANSWER -long term damage to liver
from alcoholism


what lab finding should you use to check for jaundice. ANSWER -direct bilirubin (form
duct obstruction)


What finding is common for vitamin A toxcitiy. ANSWER -yellow skin


what is the most common primary cancer of the spine. ANSWER -multiple myeloma


What are the laboratory findings for multiple myeloma. ANSWER -AG ratio reversal (1:2),
bence jones protein in urine, M spikes of IgG


what does scaly eyebrows indicate?. ANSWER -seborrhea


what does loss of lateral 1/3 of eyebrow indicate?. ANSWER -myxedema (hypothyroidism)


what does quantitative loss of eyebrows indicate?. ANSWER -normal with aging


what does ptosis indicate?. ANSWER -horner's, CN 3, paralysis, MG


what does failure to cover eyeball indicate?. ANSWER -exopthalamosis.. hyperthyroidism


what does ectropion indicate?. ANSWER -lid turned outward; found in elderly


what does entropion indicate?. ANSWER -lid turned inward; found in elderly


what does periorbital edema indicate?. ANSWER -allergies, myxedema, nephrotic
syndrome


what does blepharitis indicate?. ANSWER -inflammation seborrhea, staph infection

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