glaucoma diagnostic tests
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tonometry (measures IOP)
sinus tachycardia with PAC
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HR 101-150
clearly see P, QRS, T
maybe beat comes early
irregular R-to-R
,neuropathic pain
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caused by damage to peripheral nerves or structures in the CNS
numbing, hot, burning, shooting, stabbing, sharp, electric shock-like
sudden, intense, short lived, or lingering
Parkinson's disease diagnostic tests
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TRAP
based on history
positive response to medications
osteoarthritis diagnostic tests
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bone scan
CT scan
MRI
x-ray to confirm & staging of joint damage
test synovial fluid to distinguish type of arthritis
multiple sclerosis complications
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impaired mobility
fall risk
pressure ulcers
infections which can lead to death
osteoarthritis risk factors
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cartilage destruction begins before 40 and symptoms occur later
decreased estrogen at menopause
direct damage to the joint (fall)
obesity
occupations requiring overuse of joints
rheumatoid arthritis diagnostic tests
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positive rheumatoid factor (not always positive)
small joints affected first (hands & fingers)
arthrocentesis
X-ray
bone scans
positive anti-CCP antibodies, RF antibody, ESR, C-reactive protein
ANA titer
elevated WBCs
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tonometry (measures IOP)
sinus tachycardia with PAC
Give this one a try later!
HR 101-150
clearly see P, QRS, T
maybe beat comes early
irregular R-to-R
,neuropathic pain
Give this one a try later!
caused by damage to peripheral nerves or structures in the CNS
numbing, hot, burning, shooting, stabbing, sharp, electric shock-like
sudden, intense, short lived, or lingering
Parkinson's disease diagnostic tests
Give this one a try later!
TRAP
based on history
positive response to medications
osteoarthritis diagnostic tests
Give this one a try later!
bone scan
CT scan
MRI
x-ray to confirm & staging of joint damage
test synovial fluid to distinguish type of arthritis
multiple sclerosis complications
, Give this one a try later!
impaired mobility
fall risk
pressure ulcers
infections which can lead to death
osteoarthritis risk factors
Give this one a try later!
cartilage destruction begins before 40 and symptoms occur later
decreased estrogen at menopause
direct damage to the joint (fall)
obesity
occupations requiring overuse of joints
rheumatoid arthritis diagnostic tests
Give this one a try later!
positive rheumatoid factor (not always positive)
small joints affected first (hands & fingers)
arthrocentesis
X-ray
bone scans
positive anti-CCP antibodies, RF antibody, ESR, C-reactive protein
ANA titer
elevated WBCs
