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Systems Review vs Review of Systems
Systems Review vs Review of Systems
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Anatomy
Graduate
01/28/2013

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Term
Define Systems Review
Definition
Brief examination of the anatomy and physiology of the following systems: cardiopulmonary, integumentary, neuromuscular, musculoskeletal. Also includes examination of client affect and communication, learning style, barriers to learning.
Term
What is the purpose of the Systems Review
Definition
To rule in PT treatment and to identify appropriate tests and measures to use for PT treatment
Term
Define Review of Systems
Definition
A screening for medical disease performed by asking specific questions about specific body systems, looking for clusters of signs and symptoms that may indicate a possible systemic problem
Term
What is the purpose of the Review of Systems
Definition
Rule out PT: identify if characteristics of systemic disease are present
Term
When might you choose to do a review of systems
Definition
Pain patterns don't fit known musculoskeletal patterns, constitutional symptoms present, pain out of proportion to injury
Term
What questions are answered by the systems review?
Definition
What should I do next? What do I need to look at in depth?
Term
What questions are answered by the review of systems
Definition
Are there signs of systemic disease that warrant referral outside PT?
Term
Is a Systems Review a systematic evaluation of each body system
Definition
no
Term
is a Review of Systems an opportunity for PT to diagnose specific pathologic disease
Definition
no
Term
Describe questions you might ask in a Review of Systems
Definition
Ask questions about general symptoms, those related to cancer or other relevant systems
Term
What are some things to ask about in a review of systems that relate to cancer
Definition
Fever/chills/sweats? Fatigue/weakness? Night pain? Unexplained weight loss? Appetite loss? Nausea and vomiting?
Term
What are some things to ask about in a review of systems that relate to GI, hepatic, biliary systems
Definition
Any change in eating habits? Any change in bladder/bowel? Any change in color of urine or stools? Change in frequency? Diarrhea or constibation? Bloody stool? Heartburn or constipation? Shoulder pain? Nausea/vomiting/loss of appetite?
Term
What does the Review of Systems look for
Definition
systemic problems
Term
Why should PTs perform medical screens?
Definition
Direct access. Patiens are quicker and sicker. Medical specialization. Change in status. New disclosure. WE HAVE TO ENSURE THAT PATIENTS ARE APPROPRIATE FOR PT.
Term
What is the difference between a medical diagnosis and a PT diagnosis?
Definition
PT diagnosis identifies the impact on function as seen at the level of the whole person. Medical diagnosis looks at the disease on a cellular level.
Term
Is this a PT diagnosis or a medical diagnosis? chronic postural dysfunction with associated cervical joint dysfunction
Definition
PT
Term
Is this a PT diagnosis or a medical diagnosis? Parkinson's Disease
Definition
Medical diagnosis
Term
What part of a patient examination will give you the majority of what you need to know to diagnose a patient?
Definition
subjective
Term
What are some things mentioned in a subjective exam that you should follow up on?
Definition
insidious onset, trauma, medications, comorbidities, red flags or warning signs
Term
what should you always finish a subjective exam with?
Definition
Is there anything else you think is important that we haven't discussed yet?
Term
What is the suffix for a beta blocker
Definition
olol
Term
what is the suffix for an ACE inhibitor
Definition
pril
Term
what is the suffix for an antihyperlipidemic
Definition
statin
Term
what is a suffix for a glucocorticoid
Definition
sone, olone
Term
what are the 5 suffixes for antibacterial drugs
Definition
cillin, cycline, micin, mycin, quinolone
Term
what are beta blockers prescribed for
Definition
high blood pressure
Term
you rock!
Definition
thanks
Term
What are ACE inhibitors prescribed for
Definition
The effects of ACE inhibitors are renal vasodilation, decreased BP. Used for people with CHF.
Term
what are common negative side effects of beta blockers
Definition
decrease effects of epinephrine and other stress hormones, thereby decreasing normal response of BP and HR during exercise: don't use HR to monitor exertion in someone on a beta blocker
Term
what are common negative side effects of ACE inhibitors
Definition
Because ACE inhibitors affect the kidneys (cause renal vasodilation), there can be interactions with NSAIDs = rapid swelling = angiodema
Term
what are negative side effects of statins = antihyperlipidemics
Definition
myopathies. rhabdomyolysis
Term
what are common negative side effects of glucocorticoids
Definition
immunosuppression, osteoporosis, weight gain, growth failure, glaucoma, drug withdrawal stress
Term
what are general negative side effects of antibiotics
Definition
Gi, drug resistance
Term
what is a negative side effect associated with minocycline
Definition
lupus
Term
what is a negative side effect associated with quinolone
Definition
CNS and tendon toxicity
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter A
Definition
Aspirin, Aleve, Advil, Anaprox
Term
Name the 2 NSAID trade names that start with the letter C
Definition
Cataflam, Clinoril
Term
Name the 3 Cox 2 inhibitor compounds with their trade names
Definition

Celecoxib = Celebrex

Rofecoxib = Vioxx

Valtecoxib = Bextra

Term
Do any NSAIDs start with the letter B?
Definition
Only Bextra = Cox 2 inhibitor
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter D
Definition
Diclofenac, Diflunisal, Dolobid
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter E
Definition
Etodolac
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter F
Definition
Fenoprogen, feldene
Term
Name the NSAIDS that start with the letter G
Definition
aren't any
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter H
Definition
there aren't any
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter I
Definition
ibuprofen, indomethacin, indocin
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter J
Definition
there aren't any
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter K
Definition
ketoprofen, ketorolac
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter L
Definition
lodine
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter M
Definition
motrin, meclofenamate, meclofen, meclomen, mefanamic acid, meoxicam, mobic
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter N
Definition
naproxen, naprosyn, nabumetone, nalfon
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter O
Definition
orudis, oxaprozin
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter P
Definition
ponstel, piroxicam
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter R
Definition
Relafen
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter S
Definition
sulindac
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter T
Definition
toradol, tolmetin, tolectin
Term
Name the NSAIDs that start with the letter V
Definition
voltaren
Term
what are negative side effects of NSAIDs
Definition
GI gastropathy. NSAIDs are also renal vascoconstrictors, which can increase BP and peripheral edema. Patients with HTN or CHF are at risk for complications.
Term
why were Vioxx, Bextra recalled by FDA
Definition
increased risk of cardivacsular events
Term
is it good to get significant deep, bony pain relief from aspin
Definition
no. this is  a red flag.
Term
what are symptoms of NSAID problems
Definition
upper abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, heartburn, loss of appetite, vomiting
Term
what are some GI meds that might be used with NSAIDs because of GI gastropathy
Definition
pepsid, tagamet, zantac, protonix, prilosec, prevacid, nexium
Term
what are the 4 parts of an evaluation to determine whether to make a referral
Definition

1. personal/family history

2. subjective interview

3. objective exam

4. review of systems

Term
what might make you want to do a review of systems on a patient
Definition
red flags have come up in history, subjective, or objective exam
Term
what to include in patient referral to MD
Definition

short eval summary

list red flags

ask for advisement

describe form of follow up

 

send to dr who made the refferal to you

Term
What are characteristics of pain?
Definition
onset, location, description, duration, intensity, frequency, pattern, aggs/eases, associated symptoms
Term
what are the 5 sources of pain
Definition
cutaneous, somatic, visceral, neuropathic, referred
Term
what are the types of pain
Definition
myofascial, joint, radicular, arterial/pleural/tracheal, gastrointestinal, pain at rest, night pain, pain with activity, diffuse pain, chronic pain
Term
what are causes of myofascial pain
Definition
muscle tension, muscle spasm, muscle trauma, intrinisic tissue, trigger points
Term
what are causes of joint pain
Definition
drug induced, IBD, arthritis
Term
what are the 5 types of pain patterns
Definition
vascular, neurogenic, musculoskeletal, visceral, emotional
Term
why does organ pain often refer elsewhere?
Definition

embryologic development: tissues were formed at the same time in utero

Multisegmental innervation: same innervation

Direct pressure: encroachment on other structures

 

Term
why do organ problems often go unnoticed
Definition
there are not many nerve receptors in visceral tissue. You might not know that the organ is inflamed until it stretches the sensitive organ capsule or impinges nearby structures.
Term
what are some ways to detect visceral problems early
Definition
Raul, constitutional signs
Term
practice raul
Definition
ok
Term
what are the key elements of an objective medical screen
Definition
mental status, nutritional signs, vital signs, inspection, palpation, percussion, auscultation, skin, nail beds, lymph nodes, neuro including cranial nerves
Term
what are the contents of the right upper quadrant
Definition
liver, gallbladder, kidney, small and large intestine
Term
what are the contents of the right lower quadrant
Definition
large intestine, appendix, small intestine
Term
what are the contents of the left upper quadrant
Definition
stomach, spleen, pancreas, small intestine, kidney, large intestine
Term
what are the contents of the left lower quadrant
Definition
large intestine, small intestine
Term
what is the order of things in a medical screen of the abdomen?
Definition
inspection, ausculatation, percussion, palpation
Term
should you palpate a transplanted organ, enlarged spleen, or known aortic aneurysm?
Definition
no
Term
what are characteristics of a tension headache
Definition
bilateral. more common in females. associated with muscle tension, tender points, anxiety.
Term
what type of headache has an aura
Definition
migraine. MAYBE cervicogenic, but not typically.
Term
what are characteristics of a cervicogenic headache
Definition
unilateral, slightly more common in females. average age of onset 33. not reponsive to migraine medications. neck pain. decreased neck ROM. weak deep neck flexors. pain in posterior head/neck.
Term
what are tests to do to determine if someone has a cervicogenic headache
Definition
cervical flexion test, flexion rotation test
Term
what are characteristics of a migraine headache
Definition
50% unilateral, more common in females, average age of onset 18, responsive to migraine medications, rarely neck involved, anterior head, aura, nausea, photo/phonophobia, pain with bending forward
Term
what type of headache is more common in men
Definition
cluster headache
Term
what is a cluster headache
Definition
at least 5 severe or very severe unilateral orbital, supraorbital, and/or temporal pain lasting 15-180 minutes accompanied by ipsilateral facial, nasal, or ocular signs
Term
how frequent are cluster headaches
Definition
every day to 8 per day
Term
what are some common medical differential diagnoses of headaches
Definition
temporal arteritis, trigeminal neuralgia, meningitis, encephalitis, cervical spine disease, medication side effects, stroke, tumor, subdural hematoma, aneurysm, TMJ, structural lesion: chiari malformation, os odontoideum, trauma, klippel feil
Term
what are headache warning signs
Definition
constitutional signs, history of trauma, stiff neck, jaw claudication, scalp sensitivity, visual changes, throbbing, sudden worsening, temporal artery tenderness, cocaine use, night/waking, worst headache, constant, new onset especially late in life, pregnant, neurological changes, bilateral or quadrilateral symptoms
Term
what are risk factors of vertebrobasilar insufficiency
Definition
age >65, diabetes, alcoholism, smoking, heart disease
Term
what are warning signs of vertebrobasilar insufficiency
Definition
neck pain, vertigo, visual changes, headache, syncope, swallowing, speech, balance
Term
how to test for vertebrobasilar insufficiency
Definition
go to end range rotation. do passive extension IF no symptoms with rotation.
Term
what system is VBI a problem with?
Definition
vascular
Term
what system is BPPV a problem with?
Definition
vestibular
Term
what are the differences between VBI and BPPV
Definition
VBI: symptoms persist > 1 minute, carotid bruits, neck pain, visual changes, neurological changes

BPPV: symptoms brief < 1 minute, no related neck pain or carotid bruits
Term
what is the purpose of the transverse ligament?
Definition
to prevent posterior to anterior translation of C1 on C2
Term
when might you do upper cervical ligament testing
Definition
as differential diagnosis for HA, before doing cervical mobilization, if the patient is likely to have instability because of prevalence for their disease, if they show signs of instability
Term
omg you are the best!
Definition
i know!
Term
what diseases have instability prevalence
Definition
Down's Syndrome, Klippel-Feil, Os Odontoideum, Trauma
Term
what are some signs of instability of upper cervical spine
Definition
LOB, clumsiness, parasthesias of face and limbs, nystagmus, hyperreflexia, clunk
Term
what is the first test for upper cervical instability to do
Definition
sharp-purser
Term
How to do Sharp Purser test
Definition
Patient is seated. PT blocks C2 spinous process with one hand. Patient flexes head 35 deg. PT pushes Anterior to Posterior on forehead. Should be a blocked/firm ending if transverse ligament is intact.
Term
what is the stress test of the transverse ligament (how do you do it?)
Definition
Patient is supine. PT picks up their head by cradling the occiput. should be a hard end feel. + test is sensation of lump in the throat.
Term
How to do the stress test of the alar ligament
Definition
PT stands on side of patient and holds C2 between thumb and forefinger. Sidebend head away from thumb. Normal = bump of C2 running into thumb.
Term
when would you refer someone after a head and neck screen
Definition
insidious symptom onset, inability to reproduce symptoms, night/waking pain, no response to treatment, painful/red eye, abnormal thyroid, vasovertebral insufficiency, upper cervical instability, temporal arteritis, neurologic changes, mentation changes, cluster HA, migraine HA
Term
what is the CAUTION of cancer warning signs
Definition

Change in Bowel or Bladder

A sore that doesn't heal

Unusual bleeding or discharge

Thickening or lump

Indigestion or swallowing difficulty

Obvious change in a wart or mole

Nagging cough or hoarsness

 

Term
what are cancer warning signs besides the CAUTION signs
Definition
constitutional signs/symptoms, night pain, constant pain, intense pain, bone pain, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, loss of appetite, proximal muscle weakness
Term
what are risk factors for cancer
Definition
personal history, family history, age 5-25 years (primary), age 50-80 years (metastatic), obesity, smoking, exposure, race, low SE status, no medical care/prevention, post menopausal, never pregnant, infertility, early menopause, early first intercourse, hx of STD, childhood sexual abuse, multiple sexual partners
Term
what are common locations of metastases
Definition
lymph nodes, liver, lung, bone, brain
Term
what are common locations of boney metastases
Definition
vertebra, pelvis, ribs, skull, femur
Term
what is pelvic inflammatory disease?
Definition
any inflammatory condition of the female reproductive organs - can be due to STD, post birth/abortion infection.
Term
what are symptoms of PID?
Definition
vague pelvic symptoms. positive psoas sign
Term
what are risk factors for PID?
Definition
multiple sexual partners, untreated STD, women 15-25, young age of first intercourse
Term
symptoms of UTI
Definition
painful urination, constitutional symptoms
Term
what is/causes endocarditis
Definition
mitral valve infection
Term
symptoms of endocarditis
Definition
LBP due to sepsis/abscess, cardiac/constitutional signs,
Term
risk factors of endocarditis
Definition
history of infection, mitral valve dysfunction, dental work, IV drugs
Term
what is a psoas abscess indicative of
Definition
any "itis" below the diaphragm
Term
what id osteomyelitis
Definition
infection in the bone
Term
symptoms of osteomyelitis
Definition
local boney findings + constitutional symptoms
Term
what does WBC > 10,000 indicate
Definition
systemic infection
Term
what should you do if there is a pain of unknown cause
Definition
take temperatuer
Term
what is the innervation of gynecologic region/organs
Definition
T10-L2, S2-4
Term
what are problems that arise from pelvic floor
Definition
tension, myalgia, incontinence, prolapse
Term
risk factors for pelvic floor dysfunction
Definition
chronic cough, obesity, constipation, multiparity, complicated/long labor and delivery
Term
what is prolapse
Definition
downward displacement of pelvic organs
Term
signs/symptoms of uterine prolapse
Definition
LBP, cramps, suprapubic pain, decreased pain with rest, increased pain with standing/coughing/sex/walking/bearing down
Term
what is cystocele
Definition
bladder prolapse
Term
what is rectocele
Definition
rectal prolapse
Term
what are risk factors of cystocele and rectocele
Definition
multiparity, postmenopausal hormone deficiency, obesity, poor fitness, chronic cough, constipation
Term
what is endometriosis
Definition
uterine tissue elsewhere in the abdominal cavity that froms adhesions. causes menstrual pain that progresses to constant pain
Term
what are risk factors for endometriosis
Definition
women of childbearing age, infertility
Term
what are signs/symptoms of ectopic pregnancy
Definition
spotting and cramping after missed period. LBP. abdominal pain. shoulder pain esp. on the left (Kehr's sign.)
Term
risk factors for ectopic pregnancy
Definition
tubal ligation, IUD, STD, infertility treatment, gynecologic surgery
Term
what are risk factors for uterine cancer
Definition
post menopause. HRT
Term
what are risk factors for ovarian cancer
Definition
over 55. early, multiple pregnancies.
Term
what are risk factors for cervical cancer
Definition
HPV, STDs, early intercourse
Term
if a woman is having pelvic symptoms, what should you do
Definition
refer her for a complete physical exam including internal pelvic exam if she has not had one recently.
Term
what are guidelines for PAP
Definition
within first 3 years of intercourse or no later than 21
Term
what is the innervation of the urogenital system
Definition
T10-L2, S2-4
Term
what is the 2nd most common cancer
Definition
prostate
Term
what are risk factors for prostate cancer
Definition
>65, family history, AA
Term
what are signs/symptoms of prostate cancer
Definition
urinary difficulty, LBP
Term
what is the common age for testicular cancer
Definition
15-35
Term
how to test for kidney disorders
Definition
percussion, look for distinct pain pattern
Term
these index cards don't have information from kidney disorders pg 3 to SIJ pain patterns pg 5
Definition
ok
Term
what system does pain from SI to flank indicate?
Definition
urologic
Term
what system does pain from SI to buttock indicate?
Definition
vascular
Term
what are causes for immediate referral based on SIJ, sacrum, and pelvic screening?
Definition
fracture, infection, ectopic pregnancy
Term
you are totally killing it! way to go, girl!
Definition
thanks!
Term
what are reasons for routine referral based on SIJ, sacrum, and pelvic screening
Definition
bloody stool, undiagnosed hernia, suspected cancer, back pain unrelieved by rest or position change, women >21 without routine pap smear, men > 60 with LBP without routine physical
Term
read from the book about categories within the review of systems
Definition
ok
Term
risk factors for pimary bone cancer
Definition
<20, aspirin relief, night pain, deep ache, weightbearing pain, lump, swelling, fracture risk
Term
what are risk factors for recurrent metastatic bone cancer
Definition
> 50, night pain, painless neurological deficits in LEs, more common in breast, lung, prostate, colon, spinal cord tumors
Term
what is the primary cancer of the lymph system
Definition
hodgkin's disease/lymphoma
Term
risk factors for infectious/inflammatory cause of LE pain
Definition
history of rheumatologic disease, dental work, reactive arthritis, STDs, joint replacement
Term
what are risk factors for GI infection causes of LE pain
Definition
history of bowel disease, GI cancer, Crohn's Disease, ulcerative colitis, or presence of LBP and abdominal pain
Term
can urologic infections cause LE pain?
Definition
yes
Term
what are vascular causes of LE pain
Definition
DVT, vascular and neurogenic claudication, CHF, chronic venous insufficiency
Term
what are signs/symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency
Definition
bilateral pitting edema, varicosities, history of heart disease, high blood pressure
Term
thrombocytopenia is a condition of low what?
Definition
platelets
Term
what age kid gets Legg Calve Perthes?
Definition
around age 6
Term
what is Legg Calve Perthes?
Definition
AVN
Term
what are risk factors for DVT?
Definition

Wells' Clinical Decision Rule for DVT

Active Cancer within 6 mos +1

LE paralysis/immobility +1

Pain posterior calf or anterior groin +1

Bed rest > 3 months or Major surgery < 1 month +1

entire leg swelling +1

3cm girth to contralateral +1

unilateral pitting edema +1

superficial collateral veins +1

alternative dx more likely -2

 

-2 to 0 = low risk DVT
1-2 = moderate risk DVT

3 or > high risk DVT 

Term
Describe vascular claudication
Definition

Caused by poor blood circulation

Usually bilateral

No dysthesia

decreased pulses

color/skin changes

cold limb

normal DTRs

pain in all spinal positions

brought on by exertion

relieved promptly by rest

history of heart disease

Term
Describe Neurogenic Claudication
Definition

caused by spinal stenosis/nerve compression

bilateral or unilateral

burning, dysthesia

normal pulses

normal skin

decreased DTRs

+SLR, sciatica

brought on by extension

relieved by flexion (often not immediate relief)

Term
what is a test to differentiate vascular and neurogenic claudication
Definition
van Gelderen Bicycle Test
Term
How to do the van Gelderen Bicycle Test
Definition

1. Palpate distal pulses at rest

2. Aerobic biking in spinal flexion until symptoms reproduced

3. Recheck distal pluses. 

 

+ for vascular claudication if symptoms reproduced, especially with diminished pulses 

Term
what is the capsular pattern of the hip
Definition
IR>abd>Flex
Term
what does a positive sign of the buttock indicat
Definition
serious hip pathology: refer
Term
what is the sign of the buttock composed of
Definition

limited hip and knee flexion

limited SLR

non-capsular pattern at hip

Term
what are lower quarter warning signs
Definition

Age < 20 or > 50

+ related systemic

review of systems (put them on WB restrictions!!!)

trauma

alcoholism

immunosuppression

jt replacement

painful loading

sign of the buttock

Term
what are the 4 Fs for gall bladder problems?
Definition
female, fat, flatulent, forty
Term
what are lower quarter urgent signs
Definition

bone pain with loading and + fracture signs (Immediate WB restrict)

lymph node enlargement

abdominal symptoms

hip, groin, low back +

bone pain, night pain, aspirin relief, young person (immeidate WB restrict)

infection (immediate WB restrict)

suspicion of thrombocytopenia

Term
what are guidelines for lower quarter recommended referral
Definition
joint replacement complicatoins
Term
what are the 3 P's to rule out MI?
Definition

pleural: is pain reproduced with deep breathing? if yes, pulmonary system is the likely source

Palpation: You can't reproduce cardiovascular pain with palpation

Position: position doesn't change cardiovascular pain, but rest might.

Term
what is the first task with chest pain?
Definition
determine cardiac vs not cardiac
Term
can ankylosing spondylosis affect the shoulder?
Definition
ankylosing spondylosis most commonly affects the SIJ and spine but can also affect larger joints of hip and shoulder
Term
what is Kehr's sign and what might it indicate?
Definition
left shoulder pain: ectopic pregnancy, slpeenomegaly
Term
what is renal colic
Definition
kidney stones. pain comes in waves with renal peristalsis
Term
how are pulses affected by arterial insufficiencies
Definition
decreased
Term
what is the color of body part with arterial insufficiency
Definition
pale
Term
what is the temperature of body part with arterial insufficiency
Definition
cool
Term
is there edema of body part with arterial insufficiency
Definition
no
Term
describe skin of body part with arterial insufficiency
Definition
shiny, thin, hairless, distal ulcers
Term
describe sensation of body part with arterial insufficiency
Definition
pain with exercise and elevation. feels better with dangling.
Term
describe pulses of body part with venous insufficiency
Definition
normal
Term
describe color of body part with venous insufficiency
Definition
pink to brown
Term
describe temperature of body part with venous insufficiency
Definition
warm
Term
is there edema of body part with venous insufficiency
Definition
yes
Term
describe skin of body part with venous insufficiency
Definition
discolored, scaly, ulcers throughout (not just distal), varicosities
Term
describe sensation of someone with venous insufficiency
Definition
pain with static posture, relieved with compression and elevation
Term
what is a test for clubbing
Definition
schamroth sign
Term
what are palmar xanthomas
Definition
lipid deposits on palms of hands caused by high cholesterol and diabetes
Term
what are causes of finger and toenail clubbing
Definition
Crohn's, cardiac/cyanosis, lung cancer/hypoxia/cystic fibrosis, ulcerative colitis, biliary cirrhosis, present at birth, neoplasm, GI involvement
Term
what causes beau's lines
Definition
chemotherapy, malnutrition
Term
what are nails of terry
Definition
white nails caused by decrease in vascularity, hepatic, cardiac, diabetes, malnutrition
Term
what do spoon nails indicate
Definition
iron deficiency, thyroid problems, syphilis
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