MDA 111 Final study

Identify:

Characteristics of respirations:

Comes first in medical Hx portion:

Patient family Hx includes:

ADLs:

Identify:

Pink eye:

Abnormal increase in fluid of eye:

Hyperexia occurs at:

BMR

Documented in CC:

Adult respirations per minute:

Nameda

Left eye:

Left Ear:

Afebrile:

Instrument used to check 02 saturation:

Lunesta

Both eyes:

An athlete's pulse would be expected to be:

Avopro/Altace

Hordeolum

Identify:

Contraction phase of cardiac cycle:

What happens if you use too large of a cuff for BP?

Used to examine:

Artery used most often for pulse:

Anthropometric measurements:

Right Ear:

Too much pressure in middle ear can cause this to rupture:

Identify this instrument:

Pristiq

Characteristics of pulse:

What happens if you use too small of a cuff for BP?

Vitals taken:

Patient medical Hx includes:

Objective Sx:

Phases of Korotkoff sounds that are recorded as BP:

Hyperopia:

Pulse point for infants:

Instrument used to diagnose glaucoma:

SOAP:

Artery used for BP readings:

Earwax

Tachypnea:

Pyrexia occurs at:

Vibramycin

Subjective Sx:

Auscultation:

Apnea:

Xenical

Identify this instrument:

Measurement of individual's ratio of fat to lean body mass: