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| Identification with and understanding of another’s situation, feelings, and motives. |
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| Viewing one’s own life as the most desirable, acceptable, or best, and acting in a superior manner to another culture’s way of life. |
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| Differential Field Diagnosis |
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| The list of possible causes for your patient’s symptoms. |
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| The underlying cause for your patient’s symptoms. |
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| Pain that is away from its source. |
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| The sensation of ringing ears. |
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| Sound of blood hitting arterial walls. |
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| Normal tension in the skin. |
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| Any Disruption in normal tissue. |
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| Vibration or humming felt when palpating a pulse. |
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| Sound of turbulent blood flow around a partial obstruction. |
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| Discoloration around the umbilicus suggestive of intra-abdominal hemorrhage. |
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| Discoloration over the flanks suggestive of intra-abdominal hemorrhage. |
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| Loud prolonged, gurgling bowel sounds indication hyperperistalsis. |
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| Big toe dorsiflexes and the other toes fan out when the sole is stimulated. |
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| A Patient with JVD should be placed in what position? |
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| Sitting, at a 45 degree angle |
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| Pain or tenderness on palpitation of the trugor could suggest? |
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| The physical examination of a patient starts when the paramedic: |
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| Bilateral discoloration over the mastoid process indicates: |
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| a basilar skull fracture. |
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Cut Down?
Anger?
Guilt?
Eye opener? |
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| False statment about the S3 heart sound? |
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| It is a high-pitched sound heard at the end of diastole. |
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| Shining a light onto the iris fromt he lateral side could cause a shadow on the medial side if the patient is suffering? |
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| A patient who is misinterpreting what is happening is experiencing: |
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| Palpatation and inspection of the PMI can reveal certain conditions such as? |
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| An Enlarged right ventricle. |
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| When you ask the patient to puff out her cheeks, show her upper and lower teeth, and raise her eyebrows which cranial nerve are you evaluating? |
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| Asking patient to recall details from earlier in the day is testing _____ Memory. |
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| Your patient has a swollen, painful leg. You flex the knee and palpate the calf causing more pain. This might suggest: |
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| To check for symmetrical chest expansion, you should place your hands on the patient's chest with the thumbs resting on the _____ and ask the patient to inhale. |
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| You are evaluating the patient's respiratory effort. To evaluate equal chest expansion, your hands should be placed bilaterally on the: |
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| Posterior chest wall at the Level of T10. |
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| A patient who loses his balance while standing with his eyes closed and feet together for 20-30 seconds is exhibiting: |
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| Description of a normal eardrum |
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| Tympanic membrane is a pearly, translucent gray color. |
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| Point your foot upward would be a command testing? |
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