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| tricuspid and mitral valves |
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| ventricles contract, creating pressure that closes the AV valves |
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| ducts from the lymph nodes empty into the.. |
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| african americans, men, increases with age, obesity, tobacco, etc |
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| risk factors for hypertension |
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| chest pain from what is aggravated by deep breathing, coughing, or lying supine |
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| gradual onset of dyspnea may be caused by... |
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| right sided heart failure |
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| signs of this are evident in systemic circulation |
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| signs of this are evident in pulmonary system |
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| unilateral edema of an extremity may be... |
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| pain from arterial insufficiency is commonly felt in the... |
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| Diminished, barely palpable pulse |
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| Full volume, bounding pulse |
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| the external jugular vein provides information about the... |
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| A barely perceptible pit (pitting edema) |
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| A deeper pit, rebounds in a few seconds (pitting edema) |
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| A deep pit, rebounds in 10-20 seconds (pitting edema) |
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| a deeper pit, rebounds in >30 seconds (pitting edema) |
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| Dorsiflex calf to test for thrombophlebitis (positive will have pain) |
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| Pulseless, pale, parasthesia, pain, poikilothermia(cold) |
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| 5th intercostal space left midclavicular line |
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| a more sustained thrust felt during systole |
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| more prominent thrust during systole |
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| a palpable vibration over the precordium or artery |
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| Aortic, Pulmonic, Erb's point, Tricuspid, Mitral |
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| Order of heart valves to ausculatate |
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| closing of mitral and tricuspid valves |
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| closing of aortic and pulmonic valves |
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| s3 sound often heard at.. |
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| heart sound signified by fluid volume overload |
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| heart sound signified by a noncompliant or "stiff" ventricle |
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| pericardial friction rubs |
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| sounds made by inflammation of the layers of the pericardial sac |
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| Murmur that is barely audible in a quiet room |
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| murmur that is quiet but clearly audible |
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| murmur that is moderately loud |
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| murmur that is loud and associated with a thrill |
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| murmur that is very loud and a thrill is easily palpable |
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| murmur that is very loud, and a thrill is palpable and visible |
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| "blowing" sound heard when this is happening |
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| what is the ABI used to test for |
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| Tests for varicose veins by lifting a leg and seeing how quickly it refills |
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| characterized by a stenotic or incompetent valves |
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| chest pain due to ischemia of the myocardium. usually caused by atherosclerosis |
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| when myocardial ischemia is sustained resulting in death of myocardial cells. pain may radiate to left shoulder, jaw, arm |
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| dilation of an artery caused by weakness in the arterial wall |
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| increases with age, men, african americans, tobacco, long term alcohol intake |
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| risk factors for esophageal cancer |
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| pain from gallbladder disease may be felt in the.. |
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| people with pancreatitis may be found in what position |
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| colicky pain from a gallbladder or kidney stone may be relieved by.. |
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| pain from appendicitis may be relieved by.. |
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| bulges during coughing indicate an.. |
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| fat, fetus, fluid, flatulence, feces, fibroid tumor, fatal tumor |
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| 7 F's of abdominal distention |
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| systemic progression to ausculatation bowel sounds |
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| cholecystitis is suspected if the clietn experiences pain and abuptly stops breathing during palpation |
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| Costovertebral angle tenderness may indicate.. |
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| protrusion of the stomach through the esophageal hiatus of the diaphragm primarily by muscle weakness |
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| chronic inflammatory bowel disease. client complains of severe abdominal pain, cramping, fever, chills, etc |
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| may progress to colon cancer |
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| no evidence of contractility |
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| evidence of slight contractility |
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| complete ROM with gravity eliminated |
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| complete ROM with gravity |
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| Complete ROM against gravity with some resistance |
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| complete ROM with full resistance |
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| tests external hip rotation |
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| tests for carpal tunnel syndrome |
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| tapping on the median nerve where it passes through the carpal tunnel |
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| evaluates flexion contractures of the hip |
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| chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of the connective tissue |
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| degenerative changes of articular cartilage |
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| a brief lapse of consciousness |
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| backflow of gastric and duodenal contents into the esophagus |
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| intense episodic rumbling or gurgling probably caused by intestinal obstruction |
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