507 Midterm

Landmark: what is found inferior to the sternum and is bordered by the ribs laterally?

Which line is represented most laterally?

Landmark: how do you locate the thyroid isthmus (standing posterior to pt)?

Mitral area or apex can be auscultated at the:

Landmark: what is found at the most inferior aspect of the sternum?

Which nerve roots innervate the triceps reflex?

Which rib/intercostal space does the inferior tip of the scapula lie at?

Which CN(s) innervates the consensual blink reflex?

What CN are you testing when you check for resistance of SCM and Trapezius strength?

Where does the TMJ articulate?

pulmonary area can be auscultated at the:

What are you testing when you stroke the lateral aspect of the sole from heel to ball of foot?

What are you checking when dragging a cotton applicator across dermatomes?

Which line is represented between the two outler lines?

Landmark: where do you check for turgor?

Which line is represented medially and posteriorly?

What are you checking when drawing number or letter in pt's hand?

erb's point can be auscultated at the:

The ___ Hz tuning fork is used for vibratory sense of the DIP

Landmark: between what two landmarks would you access the femoral pulse?

Which aspect of the hands can you feel heaves or lifts with?

Landmark: find most lateral tendon at the wrist, then go laterally to that

Landmark: how do you access brachioradialis reflex?

Landmark: how do you palpate the posterior tibial pulse?

The ___ Hz tuning fork is used for Rinne and Weber

Landmark: how do you access biceps reflex?

Needles and tubes should be placed along the superior rib margins.

Which ribs are known as the floating ribs?

Which line is represented at the medial border of the scapula?

What CN are you testing when you check for tongue movement, midline, and strength of tongue?

Which line is represented medially?

What cranial nerve are you testing when you are testing nasal patency/sense of smell?

How many areas do you percuss and auscultate the lungs anteriorly?

Where do you place the cotton wisp when checking for consensual blink reflex?

Which tip of the rib can be felt posteriorly?

When you observe routine ambulation, what are you observing?

What cranial nerve are you testing when you test symmetrical movement of facial expression?

Which line is represented most posteriorly?

Landmark: artery just medial to the bicep tendon

What CN are you testing when you have pt clench teeth and feel for muscle symmetry and tone of masseter and temporalis?

When you have the patient turn palms up and down gradually increasing speed, what are you observing?

What cranial nerve are you testing when you check central vision with snellen chart?

Which ribs articulate with costal cartilage above them?

What are you testing when you dorsiflex the ankle and hold?

Tricuspid area can be auscultated at the:

What are you checking for when inspecting appropriate movement of the tympanic membrane?

Landmark: how do you access Abdominal (superficial) reflex?

Which line is represented most anteriorly?

Aortic area can be auscultated at the:

What are you checking when placing a common object in pt's hand?

Which lymph node would you only use one hand to palpate?

Landmark: how do you access patellar reflex?

Which tip of the rib can be felt laterally?

What cranial nerve are you testing when you use an opthalmoscope to look at the back of the patient's eye?

Where do the clavicles communicate with?

Landmark: how do you palpate dorsalis pedis pulse?

When asking the patient to recall 3 words you gave them 1-3 minutes ago, what are you testing?

When asking the patient to recall 2 events of the past (tailored to age/education level), what are you testing?

Landmark: how do you access triceps reflex?

What are you checking when using a 128 Hz tuning fork over DIP for vibration?

Landmark: where do you access the PMI?

Landmark: how do you access achilles reflex?

Which test requires the pt to say "99" as you auscultate the lungs posteriorly?

What CN are you testing when you perform Weber and Rinne test?

When you have the pt stand with their eyes closed and both arms forward palms up, what are you observing?

Which nerve roots innervate the patellar reflex?

Which ribs articulate with the sternum?

What cranial nerve(s) are you testing when you test eye movements using the H test looking for nystagmus or lid lag?

Landmark: what is found inferiorly to the sternal notch that can be palpated to located attachment of 2nd rib?

Landmark: how do you access popliteal pulse?

Which test requires the pt to say "e" as you auscultate the lungs posteriorly?

What CN are you testing when you perform whisper test or finger rub test?

Which nerve roots innervate the achilles reflex?

When asking the patient to count backwards from 100 by 7's or spell "world" backwards, what are you testing?

What are you checking when positioning DIP in up or down position?

When asking the patient to count backwards from 100 by 7's or spell "world" backwards, what are you testing?

When you have the pt touch their index finger to their nose then touch your finger while moving, what are you observing?

Which muscles can be observed for labored breathing?

Landmark: what is found at the most superior portion in the midline of the sternum?

Which nerve roots innervate the biceps reflex?

Which line is represented most medially and anteriorly?

When observing respirations, you want to be looking for...

You want to palpate the carotids before you auscultate.

What CN are you testing when you check for sense of touch and dull/pain sensation on all 3 branches of face?

Which aspect of the hands can you feel thrills with?

What CN(s) are you testing when you check for rise and fall of soft palate and uvula and check for gag reflex?

Which test requires the pt to whisper "1,2,3" as you auscultate the lungs posteriorly?

Which sinuses are you palpating when performing ENT exam?

How many areas do you percuss and auscultate the lungs posteriorly?

What are you checking when differentiating between dull and pain sense across dermatomes?

Which nerve roots innervate the abdominal reflex?

What cranial nerve(s) are you testing when you evaluate pupil size, shape, and direct and consensual light response?

What cranial nerve are you testing when you check peripheral vision with finger wiggle test?

Landmark: anterior, or ventral, crease of the elbow

What test assesses normal blood flow through peripheral tissue?

Which nerve roots innervate the brachioradialis reflex?

When you have the pt slide their heel on the opposite shin down to the big toe, what are you observing?

When you have the pt stand with their eyes closed for 30 sec, what are you observing?

When testing for thoracic expansion, where do you want to place your hands on the patient?