NR 509 / NR509 Advanced Physical Assessment Midterm Exam Review | Latest | Already Rated A | Chamberlain College

NR 509 / NR509 Advanced Physical Assessment Midterm Exam Review | Latest | Already Rated A | Chamberlain College 1. how does a rotator cuff present? - grating or catching when raising arm over head - chronic shoulder/neck pain - atrophy of deltoid/infraspinatus & supraspinatus muscles - palapate anteriorly over the anterior greater tuberosity of the humerus to check for a defect in muscle attachment and below the acromion for crepitus during arm rotation - in complete tear: active abduction and forward flexion at the glenohumeral joint are severely impaired--producing a shrug of the shoulder and a positive drop arm test 2. what joints on condylar - knee & temporo mandibular joint 3. RA acute - tender, painful, systemic - spindle shaped swelling - can have nodules 4. RA chronic - thick swelling - Swan neck - deviate towards ulnar side - boutonnier deformity 5. subjective data - what the patient tells you 6. Risk factors for melanoma - personal or family history - great or equal to 50 moles - aytypical/large moles - red/light hair - solar lentingines (brown spots) - freckles - UV light-sun/beds - light eye or skin color - severe blistering sunburn when kid - immunosupression from HIV or chemo 7. subarachoinoid hemorage - worst headache of my life, neck stiffness with resistence to flexion, N/V 8. absence seizures - sudden brief lapse in conscious. blinking, staring, movements of lips and hands but no failing. atypical or typical. typical is less than 10 seconds, prompt return to normal ... atypical is greater than 10 seconds, may be confused 9. what cranial nerve assess when you touch soft palate and move the uvula