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| blowing, swooshing sound heard through the stethoscope over an area of abnormal blood flow |
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| increase in size of thyroid gland that occurs with hyperthyroidism |
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| enlargement of the lymph nodes due to infection, allergy, or neoplasm |
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| round symmetric skull that is appropriately related to body size |
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| head tilt due to shortening or spasm of one sternomastoid muscle |
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| illusory sensation of either the room or one's own body spinning; it is not the same as dizziness |
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front, ocipital, parietal, and temporal
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| facial expresions reflect |
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| Cranial nerve VII (facial nerve) |
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| expressions formed by facial muscles are mediated by |
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glands in the cheeks ver the mandible, anterior to and below the ear
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| glands beneath the mandible at the angle of the jaw |
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| glands that lie in the floor of the mouth |
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| delimited by the base of the skull and inferior border of the mandible above, and by the manubrium sterni, the cxlavicle, the first rib, and the first thoracic vertebra below |
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| internal carotid arteries and associated veins |
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| blood vessels in the neck |
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| sternomastoid and trapezius |
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| cranial nerve XI (spinal accoesory) |
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| sternomastoid and trapezius |
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| this arises from sternum and the clavicle and extends diagnolly across the neck to the mastoid process behind the ear, this accomplishes head rotation and flexion. |
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| arises on the upper back from the occippital bone and the vertebrae and extend fanning out to the scapula and clavicle. these moves shoulders and extends and turns the head |
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| important endorcine gland with a rich blood supply |
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| these areas have a rich supply of lymph nodes |
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| posterior auricular (mastoid) |
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| superficial to the mastoid process |
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| midline, behind the tip of the mandible |
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| halfway between the angle and the tip of the mandible |
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| under the angle of the mandible |
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| overlying the sternomastoid muscle |
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| deep under the sternomastoid muscle |
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| in the posterior triangle along the edge of the trapezius muscle |
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| just above and behind the clavicle, at the sternomastoid muscle |
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| major part of the immune system, whose job it is to detect and eliminate foreign substances from the body. |
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| small, oval clusters of lymphatic tissue that are set at intervals along the lymph vessels |
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| head, beck, arms, axillae and inguinal region |
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| where are nodes located at? |
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| thyroid gland enlarges slightly during pregnancy as a result of hyperplasia of the tissue and increased vascularity |
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| facial bones and orbits appear more prominent and the facial skin sags as a result of decreased elasticity, decreased subcutaneous fat, and decreased mositure in the skin. Lower face may look smaller if teeth have been lost. |
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| these headaches tend to be occipital, fron or with bandlike tightness |
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| these tend to be supraorbital, retro-orbital, or fronttemporal |
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| headaches tghe produces pain around the eye, temple, forehead, cheek and the pain is always unilateral |
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| what to do with migranes to feel better |
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| move around, pace to the floor |
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| what to do with cluster headaches to feel better |
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light-headed, swimming sensation, feeling of falling.
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| and its the true rotational spinning from neurologic disease, the person feels like the room spins |
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| round symmetric skull appropriately related to body size |
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| is just below the temporal artery and anterior to the tragus |
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| parotid is swollen with (aids) |
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| use this on nodes on neck |
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| enlargement of the lymph nodes (>1cm) from infection, allergy, or neoplasm |
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| 14 days, nodes are bilateral, enlarged, warm, tender, and firm but freely movable |
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| these nodes are hard , > 3cm, unilateral, nontender, matted, and fixed |
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| single enlarged, nontender, hard, left supraclaviclular node may inficate |
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| nodes in hodgkins lymphphoma |
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| painless, rubbery, discrete nodes that gradually appear occur |
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| if thyroid gland is enlarged auscultate for a____ and use the bell of sthethoscope to hear soft, pulsatile, whooshing, blowing sound |
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| edmatous swweeling and ecchymosis of the presenting part of the head caused by birth trauma. It feels soft, and it may extend across sutute lines and gradually REsolves during first few days of birth |
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| head size below norms for age |
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| enlarged head or rapidly increasing in size (hydrocephalous) |
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| occurs with prematurity or rickets |
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| subperiosteal hemmorrhage, result from birth trauma. Infants with this is at a greater risk for jaundice |
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| marked symmetry, a severe deformity caused by premature closure of the sutures. Premature closing of the suture results in a long narrow head while flattening occurs with rickets or mental retardation |
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| infant can turn their head side to side by 2 weeks and show thiwhen they are supine and the head is turned to one side, this usually disspears 3 to 4 months. If longer, it may indicate a brain damage |
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| during infance, cervical lmyph nodes are normally |
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| Child's lymph nodes are __thab ab adult after puberty |
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| in pregnant women d uring the second trimester show this blotchy, hyperpigmented over cheeks and forehead that fades after delivery |
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| Senile tremors (aging adult) |
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| benign and include head nodding and tongue protrusion |
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| Children younger than 4 or 5 years or in children with anemia |
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