Physical Examination flashcards
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This Physical Examination page on GoConqr gathers user-made flashcards on cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal and limb neurological examinations. It offers university students and professional candidates question-and-answer practice, and teachers ready-made material. There are over 70 flashcard resources from more than 50 users, with material for university and professional study. Choose a deck to begin.
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- History Taking18
- Physical Examination Techniques10
- General Survey and Vital Signs5
- Clinical Reasoning and Differential Diagnosis20
- Skin Examination6
- Head and Neck Examination15
- Breast and Axilla Examination7
- Cardiovascular Examination34
- Peripheral Vascular Assessment5
- Respiratory Examination27
- Abdominal Examination23
- Genitourinary and Rectal Examination7
- Musculoskeletal Examination23
- Neurological Examination7
Flashcards
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146 cardsPACES Questions 1. List the main causes of chronic liver disease
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108 cardsEXAMINATION FINDINGS Label the muscles of the eye and their innervation
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18 cards19 Clinical Skills II Respiratory System What is the first step in a respiratory examination?
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26 cardsCardiovascular examination examine hands for?
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8 cardsGD Cardio Exam What are possible CV findings in the hands or nails?
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87 cardsChapter 5 - Fundamentals of Physical Examination What is the initial physical assessment used to determine?
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82 cardsPHYS DYS 1 Trigeminal nerve C5
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50 cardsLectures 4 EENT Parts of the Eye Exam
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102 cardsSkin, Hair & Nails What is skin?
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54 cardsThorax & Lungs What are the bony landmarks of the anterior thorax?
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84 cardsHA- skin lesions
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123 cardsOSCE
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40 cardsAbdominal Assessment  Right Upper Quadrant (RUQ)
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80 cardslung exam CLPR
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25 cardsGastrointestinal examination (includes abdominal and rectal exams) What steps ar needed to prepare for a GI exam?
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56 cardsHead & Neck What are the main bones of the skull?
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57 cardsCardiovascular Features of R ventricle
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37 cardsHistory Taking Lecture BCC Patient Management Protocol
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8 cardsMSK examinations; shoulder, hip, knee and spine Examination of the shoulder:
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89 cardsEye What are common complaints or concerns?
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37 cardsBreast Exam At what point during the physical examination should you conduct the breast exam?
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16 cardsThe unconscious patient
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8 cardsDiagnosing Disease: The GP Consultation: The Physical Examination
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47 cardsChest & Lung Anterior borders of the lung
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22 cards11 Introduction to Abdominal Examination 1.1 What are the nine divisions of the abdomen?
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32 cardsAdvanced clinical learning What is the first stage of history taking?
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16 cardsExamination skills What are the cardiac causes of clubbing?
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30 cardsCV examination How do you start?
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37 cardsClinical Skills Year 1 MBBS Cardiovascular Exam General Inspection
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12 cardsDiagnosis and Treatment Diagnosis & treatment
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23 cardsDifferential Diagnoses Quiz List 5 differential diagnoses for chest pain
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13 cardsCardiovascular examination What should you look for on general expection under the categories "well or unwell", "bedside clues" and "s...
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12 cards1 Clinical Skills I CVS Describe the anatomy of the radial pulse. What five things should you comment on? How long should you time ...
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14 cardsSpecial Investigations
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26 cardsClinical Practice CAM102 What ligament is tested in a valgus test of the knee?
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9 cardsRespiratory Exam Test 1
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33 cardsThorax and Lung suprasternal notch and sternal angle
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42 cardsHealth Assessment Cranial Nerve I
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9 cardsHead and neck flashcards
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21 cardsGI examination Causes of ascites in CLD
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About physical examination flashcards
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These decks let you work through questions and prompts on particular parts of an examination. Cardiovascular examination asks about findings in the hands, face and mouth, including how to check for anaemia. Abdominal Assessment covers the abdominal regions and the steps of inspection, auscultation and percussion.
Choose a deck
Start with Cardiovascular examination if you want to practise recognising examination findings. For limb assessment, the deck on neurological examinations includes screening tests, tone, power and coordination. The respiratory test deck presents findings from palpation, percussion and auscultation.
Revise with flashcards
Work through a deck one prompt at a time, then return to the questions you found difficult. If you want a broader overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page. For a different way to test your knowledge, try a quiz there. Pick a deck that matches the examination you are practising.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Start with Cardiovascular examination if you want to practise questions about findings in the hands, face and mouth. For abdominal examination, Abdominal Assessment covers the regions to inspect and the use of auscultation and percussion. Choose the deck that matches the system you are studying.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover cardiovascular, respiratory and abdominal examinations, as well as limb neurological examinations. There are also cards on history taking and clinical skills. The neurological examination deck includes prompts on screening tests, tone, power and coordination, while the respiratory test deck presents examination findings.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.