1
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Good physical examination paves way for ?
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- Detection of minor abnormalities before they become serious problems
- Identification of major organ dysfunction without extensive and expensive medical tests
2
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The best restraint is ?
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Light or moderate restraint
3
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GRATER stands for ?
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- Gain trust
- Restraints
- Away from the animal / back off
- Thorough and consistent
- Experiences help
- Record
4
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PEX Process includes 4 sections. What are these?
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- Inspection
- Palpation
- Percussion
- Auscultation
5
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This PEX process section involves the use of the sense of sight and is interrelated with the initial observation.
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Inspection
6
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What are the included aspects of inspection section?
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- General appearance
- Body condition / State of nutrition
- Mentation / Level of consciousness
- Posture and gait
- Hydration status
7
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In general appearance (inspection), what do you observe for?
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Symmetry - note any asymmetry: note any difference in size or shape of extremities
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In body condition / state of nutrition, what do you observe for ?
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Obesity / Malnutrition
* Animal that is too thin of his ribs are easily seen normal if they are readily felt without a layer of fat lying over them
* Obese if it is difficult to feel them at all
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In mentation / level of consciousness (inspection section), what do you observe for?
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- Attentiveness / reaction to environment
- Alert and responsive - uncontrolled, hyperexcitability, depressed, stupor, coma
10
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In posture and gait (inspection section), what do you observe for?
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- Watch the animal walk to exam area or kennel
- Look for limping, incoordination, or unsteadiness and abnormal limb placement
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In hydration status (inspection section), what do you observe for?
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- Loss of skin elasticity (skin turgor) is first sign of dehydration
- Skin may tent more in emaciated animals and certain breeds (e.g. sharpei, basset hounds)
- Obese animals may not have skin testin even when dehydrated
12
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Hydration is reported as ?
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Adequate, marginal, inadequate
MEDI101A
flashcards
Decks in class (84)
# Cards
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MODULE 1 PART 1: INTRO TO MEDICAL RECORD5
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MODULE 1 PART 2: POMR - DATA BASE8
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MODULE 1 PART 3: POMR - PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION6
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MODULE 1 PART 4: POMR - PLAN FORMULATION5
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MODULE 1 PART 5: POMR - PROGRESS NOTES (ASSESSMENT + FOLLOW-UP + SOAP)11
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MODULE 1 PART 6: POMR/WEED APPLICATION - DEVELOPMENT OF DEFINED DATA BASES (DDB)6
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MODULE 1 PART 7: POMR/WEED APPLICATION - PROBLEM LIST - DEFINITION OF PROBLEM3
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MODULE 1 PART 8: POMR/WEED APPLICATION - DEV. AND UTIL. OF PLANS - SOAP PROGRESS NOTES3
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MODULE 1 PART 9: PAIN ASSESSMENT - INTRO TO PAIN14
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MODULE 1 PART 10: PAIN ASSESSMENT - RECOGNITION AND MEASUREMENT OF PAIN12
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MODULE 2 PART 1: INTRO TO HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION32
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MODULE 2 PART 2: ROUTINE PEX + PEX PROCESS - INSPECTION12
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MODULE 2 PART 3: PEX PROCESS - PALPATION15
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MODULE 2 PART 4: PEX PROCESS - PERCUSSION9
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MODULE 2 PART 5: PEX PROCESS - AUSCULTATION24
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MODULE 3 PART 1: INTRO TO POLYSYSTEMIC DISEASES2
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MODULE 3 PART 2: POLYSYSTEMIC DS. - THERMOREGULATION48
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MODULE 3 PART 3: POLYSYSTEMIC DS. - ANOREXIA29
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MODULE 3 PART 4: POLYSYSTEMIC DS. - CACHEXIA20
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MODULE 3 PART 5: POLYSYSTEMIC DS. - POLYPHAGIA10
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MODULE 3 PART 6: POLYSYSTEMIC DS. - OBESITY13
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MODULE 3 PART 7: POLYSYSTEMIC DS. - EPISODIC WEAKNESS3
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MODULE 3 PART 8: POLYSYSTEMIC DS. - POLYDIPSIA AND POLYURIA9
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MODULE 4 PART 1: DERMATOPATHIES - INTRO14
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MODULE 4 PART 2: DERMATOPATHIES - PEX4
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MODULE 4 PART 3: DERMATOPATHIES - DX TESTS3
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MODULE 4 PART 4: DERMATOPATHIES - DESCRIPTION OF LESIONS21
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MODULE 4 PART 5: DERMATOPATHIES - PRURITUS7
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MODULE 4 PART 6: DERMATOPATHIES - SKIN LESIONS15
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MODULE 4 PART 7: DERMATOPATHIES - ALOPECIA10
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MODULE 4 PART 8: DERMATOPATHIES - PIGMENTATION14
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MODULE 5 PART 1: GEN. RESPI. DS. - SNEEZING30
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MODULE 5 PART 2: GEN. RESPI. DS. - COUGHING47
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MODULE 5 PART 3: GEN. RESPI. DS. - RESPIRATORY DISTRESS9
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MODULE 6 PART 1: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - CONDUCTION SYSTEM OF THE HEART12
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MODULE 6 PART 2: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - PARTS OF AN ECG RECORDING15
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MODULE 6 PART 3: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - SINUS IMPULSE12
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MODULE 6 PART 4: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - ARRYTHMIAS AND CONDUCTION10
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MODULE 6 PART 5: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - HEART STRUCTURES CAUSING BLOOD FLOW DISTURBANCES5
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MODULE 6 PART 6: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - HEART CYCLE8
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MODULE 6 PART 7: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - HEART MURMURS13
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MODULE 6 PART 8: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - ABNORMAL MUCOUS MEMBRANES16
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MODULE 6 PART 9: GEN. CARDIO. DS. - DX.OF PALE TO WHITE MM19
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MODULE 7 PART 1: GIT DS. - ORAL ULCERS/STOMATITIS7
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MODULE 7 PART 2: GIT DS. - ORAL MASS LESIONS8
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MODULE 7 PART 3: GIT DS. - PTYALISM6
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MODULE 7 PART 4: GIT DS. - DYSPHAGIA9
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MODULE 7 PART 5: GIT DS. - REGURGITATION6
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MODULE 7 PART 6: GIT DS. - VOMITING13
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MODULE7 PART 7: GIT DS. - DIARRHEA15
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MODULE 7 PART 8: GIT DS. - FLATULENCE AND CONSTIPATION13
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MODULE 7 PART 9: GIT DS. - ABDOMINAL PAIN19
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MODULE 8 PART 1: NEURO SYS. - PARESIS/PARALYSIS26
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MODULE 8 PART 2: NEURO SYS. - ATAXIA11
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MODULE 8 PART 3: NEURO SYS. - HEAD TILT9
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MODULE 8 PART 4: NEURO. SYS. - COLLAPSE (SEIZURE, SYNCOPE, CATAPLEXY/NARCOLEPSY)19
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MODULE 8 PART 5: NEURO SYS. - ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS11
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MODULE 8 PART 6: MUSC SYS. - LAMENESS17
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MODULE 9 PART 1: OCULAR DS. INTRO7
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MODULE 9 PART 2: OCULAR DS. - PROPTOSIS4
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MODULE 9 PART 3: OCULAR DS. - LACERATIONS15
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MODULE 9 PART 4 - OCULAR DS. - OFO1
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MODULE 9 PART 5 - OCULAR DS. - LENS LUXATION10
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MODULE 9 PART 6: OCULAR DS. - DESCEMETOCOELE3
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MODULE 9 PART 7: OCULAR DS. - KERATITIS4
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MODULE 9 PART 8: OCULAR DS. - ACUTE GLAUCOMA5
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MODULE 9 PART 9: OCULAR DS. - ACUTE BLINDNESS4
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MODULE 9 PART 10: OCULAR DS. - ACUTE ANTERIOR UVEITIS11
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MODULE 10: GENI-UNI DS. - ABNORMAL MICTURITION5
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MODULE 10 PART 2: GENI-UNI DS. - STRANGURIA10
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MODULE 10 PART 3: GENI-UNI DS. - DISCOLORED URINE35
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MODULE 10 PART 4: GENI-UNI DS. - URINARY INCONTINENCE3
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MODULE 10 PART 5: GENI-UNI DS. - VAGINAL AND PREPUTIAL DISCHARGE6
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MODULE 10 PART 6: GENI-UNI DS. - VULVA ABNORMALITIES10
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MODULE 10 PART 7: GENI-UNI DS. - MAMMARY GLAND11
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MODULE 10 PART 8: GENI-UNI DS. - SCROTUM ABNORMALITIES9
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MODULE 10 PART 9: GENI-UNI DS. - TESTICULAR ENLARGEMENT5
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MODULE 10 PART 10: GENI-UNI DS. - PREPUTIAL AND PENILE ABNORMALITIES4
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MODULE 10 PART 11: GENI-UNI DS. - ABORTION AND INFERTILITY9
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MODULE 11 PART 1: INTRO TO INTEGRATIVE VETERINARY MEDICINE15
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MODULE 12 PART 2: ACUPUNCTURE26
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MODULE 12 PART 3: REHAB THERAPY22
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MODULE 13: EMERGENCY APPROACHES16
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MODULE 14: BIOSECURITY REFRESHER18
