17 Questions
What is the first step of the systemic examination?
Observing distress signs
What is the purpose of checking the pulse volume during examination?
To differentiate aortic regurgitation and aortic stenosis
In cardiac diagnosis, what does an inverted J sign indicate?
Valvar lesion
Which condition is associated with a large pulse volume?
Aortic regurgitation
What does an irregular rhythm in the pulse indicate during examination?
Coarctation of aorta
What does a small pulse volume suggest during examination?
Coarctation of aorta
What does a pulse pressure less than 40 indicate during blood pressure measurement?
Aortic stenosis
What does the acronym 'JVP' stand for?
Jugular Vein Pulsation
In the acronym 'POLIC HJR', what does 'HJR' stand for?
Hepatojugular Reflux
What is the normal position of a patient for respiratory system examination?
45 degree angle
Which condition is indicated by 'bradypnea'?
Slow breathing
What does the absence of abdominal movement during respiration indicate?
Massive ascites and peritonitis
What does 'CMR' stand for in the context of abdominal examination?
Circumferential Movement Ratio
What might a bulge in the right hypochondrium indicate during abdominal examination?
Hepatomegaly
What does 'CM' stand for in the context of abdominal examination?
Central Movement
'P2' in chest palpation refers to what specific sensation?
Palpable thrill
What is the meaning of 'LTR' in the context of chest auscultation?
Location Timing Respiration
Test your knowledge of medical examination principles and systemic examination with this quiz. Questions cover topics such as positioning the patient, asking about pain, and conducting a systemic examination.
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