POM - INTRO

46問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

通報

問題一覧

Patient's medical story.

History Taking

Through and complete including areas seemingly unrelated to the problem area.

Physical Examination

Recorded using patient's own words.

Chief Complaint

Goal is to find out symptoms, settings it arose, and initial onset.

History of Present Illness

Patient's genetic make-up putting them at risk for particular disorders.

Family Medical History

Includes educational level, occupation, occupational exposure, travel history, marital status.

Personal and Social History

Includes onset of sexual activity, number of partners, history of any STD's.

Sexual History

Extensive lists of yes/no questions about every organ.

Review of Symptoms

Includes knowing person's breathing, heart rate, blood pressure.

Vital Signs

What are the (4) general approach to physical examination?

Inspection, percussion, auscultation, palpation

Examination focused on the oral cavity.

Head and Neck Examination

What are the (13) cardinal manifestations of systemic disease?

Pain, headache, fever, weakness, dyspnea, cardiovascular manifestation, alteration in weight, jaundice, polyuria, oliguria, edema, anemia, lymphadenopathy

Condition which may range from mild to excruciating agony.

Pain

A subjective symptom that may be describe in terms of quality, location, and intensity.

Headache

Manifestation of bacterial or viral infections; 98.6° F or 37.0° C

Fever

Could emanate from physical or emotional condition.

Weakness

Shortness of breath.

Dyspnea

High blood pressure, internal and external bleeding, palpitation.

Cardiovascular Manifestation

Excessive amount of bilirubin in blood causing yellow pigmentation.

Jaundice

Excessive production of urine.

Polyuria

Decreased urine output.

Oliguria

A swelling or accumulation of large amount of fluids associated with kidney failure.

Edema

Decreased oxygen-carrying capacity of blood; hypoxia or iron deficiency.

Anemia

Circumscribe lesion which is not elevated nor depressed caused by melanin; 1cm or smaller

Macule

Discoloration which is greater than 1cm.

Patch

Solid raised superficial lesion lesser than 1cm in diameter.

Papule

Solid raised lesion greater than 1cm in diameter.

Nodule

Solid slightly elevated lesion and seemingly flat greater than 1cm.

Plaque

Circumscribe elevated fluid filled blister.

Bulla

Results in vesicular rupture.

Erosion

Circumscribe elevated blister filled with purulent exudate.

Pustules

May be normal or abnormal linear slits.

Fissures

Accumulation of pus; filled with fluid, semi-fluid or gaseous content.

Cyst

Solid tissue enlargements; raised rounded lesions.

Tumor

Pin-point hemorrhage 1-2mm in diameter.

Petechiae

Hemorrhage slightly larger than petechiae.

Purpura

Bruise-like lesion larger than purpura.

Ecchymoses

Leading cause of cardiovascular mortality.

Hypertension

Metabolic disorder having abnormally high level of glucose.

Diabetes Mellitus

Dry mouth also known as ______.

Xerostomia

What are the (2) types of Diabetes Mellitus?

Juvenile and Progressive

Involves irrevesible loss of kidney function.

Chronic Kidney Disease

Recurrent regurgitation causing damage to esophageal mucosa.

Gastroesophageal Reflux

Commonly referred toas cold sores.

Herpes Simplex

Most common liver disorder.

Viral Hepatitis

Targets critical components of immune system.

HIV/AIDS

FPD Reviewer

FPD Reviewer

JURIS - REVIEWER MT

JURIS - REVIEWER MT

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

Kel Sy · 42問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

42問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 2

Kel Sy · 46問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 2

46問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

JURIS - REVIEWER MT PT. 2

Kel Sy · 11問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER MT PT. 2

OPATH - COMPLETION

OPATH - COMPLETION

OS ARMAMENTARIUM

OS ARMAMENTARIUM

OS ARMAMENTARIUM LAB

OS ARMAMENTARIUM LAB

OS MT EXAM

OS MT EXAM

PERIO - ANATOMY

PERIO - ANATOMY

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER PT.2

Kel Sy · 37問 · 2年前

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER PT.2

POM - CARDIOVASCULAR

POM - CARDIOVASCULAR

POM - CONGENITAL

POM - CONGENITAL

POM - PULMONARY

POM - PULMONARY

POM - RENAL AND UROGENITAL

Kel Sy · 26問 · 2年前

POM - RENAL AND UROGENITAL

26問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

PRACMAN - FINALS REVIEWER

Kel Sy · 98問 · 2年前

PRACMAN - FINALS REVIEWER

98問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

PRACMAN - MT REVIEWER

Kel Sy · 93問 · 2年前

PRACMAN - MT REVIEWER

RPD

RPD

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 3

Kel Sy · 30問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 3

PERIO2 FINALS REPORT

PERIO2 FINALS REPORT

OS2 pt. 1

OS2 pt. 1

OS pt. 2

OS pt. 2

OS2 Pt.3

OS2 Pt.3

INTERPROF MT

INTERPROF MT

CD MT REVIEWER (ANATOMY)

Kel Sy · 54問 · 2年前

CD MT REVIEWER (ANATOMY)

54問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

CD MT REVIEWER (IMPRESSION & PALATAL SEAL)

Kel Sy · 57問 · 2年前

CD MT REVIEWER (IMPRESSION & PALATAL SEAL)

57問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

CD MT REVIEWER (RECORD BASES, OCCLUSION RIMS, & ARTICULATOR))

Kel Sy · 82問 · 2年前

CD MT REVIEWER (RECORD BASES, OCCLUSION RIMS, & ARTICULATOR))

82問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

Kel Sy · 42問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

42問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

CD FINALS (RECORD BASES, TOOTH SELECTION)

Kel Sy · 53問 · 1年前

CD FINALS (RECORD BASES, TOOTH SELECTION)

A-C. PEDIA

A-C. PEDIA

D-I. PEDIA

D-I. PEDIA

J-L. PEDIA

J-L. PEDIA

A-C: Principles, Rationale, Infection Control

Kel Sy · 70問 · 1年前

A-C: Principles, Rationale, Infection Control

70問 • 1年前

Kel Sy

R2-4: Diagnostic Aids and Case Selection

Kel Sy · 44問 · 1年前

R2-4: Diagnostic Aids and Case Selection

44問 • 1年前

Kel Sy

問題一覧

Patient's medical story.

History Taking

Through and complete including areas seemingly unrelated to the problem area.

Physical Examination

Recorded using patient's own words.

Chief Complaint

Goal is to find out symptoms, settings it arose, and initial onset.

History of Present Illness

Patient's genetic make-up putting them at risk for particular disorders.

Family Medical History

Includes educational level, occupation, occupational exposure, travel history, marital status.

Personal and Social History

Includes onset of sexual activity, number of partners, history of any STD's.

Sexual History

Extensive lists of yes/no questions about every organ.

Review of Symptoms

Includes knowing person's breathing, heart rate, blood pressure.

Vital Signs

What are the (4) general approach to physical examination?

Inspection, percussion, auscultation, palpation

Examination focused on the oral cavity.

Head and Neck Examination

What are the (13) cardinal manifestations of systemic disease?

Pain, headache, fever, weakness, dyspnea, cardiovascular manifestation, alteration in weight, jaundice, polyuria, oliguria, edema, anemia, lymphadenopathy

Condition which may range from mild to excruciating agony.

Pain

A subjective symptom that may be describe in terms of quality, location, and intensity.

Headache

Manifestation of bacterial or viral infections; 98.6° F or 37.0° C

Fever

Could emanate from physical or emotional condition.

Weakness

Shortness of breath.

Dyspnea

High blood pressure, internal and external bleeding, palpitation.

Cardiovascular Manifestation

Excessive amount of bilirubin in blood causing yellow pigmentation.

Jaundice

Excessive production of urine.

Polyuria

Decreased urine output.

Oliguria

A swelling or accumulation of large amount of fluids associated with kidney failure.

Edema

Decreased oxygen-carrying capacity of blood; hypoxia or iron deficiency.

Anemia

Circumscribe lesion which is not elevated nor depressed caused by melanin; 1cm or smaller

Macule

Discoloration which is greater than 1cm.

Patch

Solid raised superficial lesion lesser than 1cm in diameter.

Papule

Solid raised lesion greater than 1cm in diameter.

Nodule

Solid slightly elevated lesion and seemingly flat greater than 1cm.

Plaque

Circumscribe elevated fluid filled blister.

Bulla

Results in vesicular rupture.

Erosion

Circumscribe elevated blister filled with purulent exudate.

Pustules

May be normal or abnormal linear slits.

Fissures

Accumulation of pus; filled with fluid, semi-fluid or gaseous content.

Cyst

Solid tissue enlargements; raised rounded lesions.

Tumor

Pin-point hemorrhage 1-2mm in diameter.

Petechiae

Hemorrhage slightly larger than petechiae.

Purpura

Bruise-like lesion larger than purpura.

Ecchymoses

Leading cause of cardiovascular mortality.

Hypertension

Metabolic disorder having abnormally high level of glucose.

Diabetes Mellitus

Dry mouth also known as ______.

Xerostomia

What are the (2) types of Diabetes Mellitus?

Juvenile and Progressive

Involves irrevesible loss of kidney function.

Chronic Kidney Disease

Recurrent regurgitation causing damage to esophageal mucosa.

Gastroesophageal Reflux

Commonly referred toas cold sores.

Herpes Simplex

Most common liver disorder.

Viral Hepatitis

Targets critical components of immune system.

HIV/AIDS