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3P Exam – Questions With Accurate Solutions (Pass!)Rotator cuff physical examination Right Ans - drop arm test
Passively abduct arm and have patient hold and then instruct to slowly lower
Pos sign = pt unable to lower arm with control or will drop arm with pressure
to wrist
Ankle sprain grade 1 Right Ans - mild with slight stretching and
microscopic tears in the ligament
Mild pain and tenderness
Ankle sprain grade 2 Right Ans - moderate, partial tear of ligament
Moderate tenderness and edema with some joint laxity
Ankle sprain grade 3 Right Ans - severe, complete tear of ligament
Severe tenderness and edema, often accompanied with small chip fractures
and instability
Naegele's Rule Right Ans - estimated due date = first day of LMP + 7 days -
3 mon
Fundal height at 20 weeks Right Ans - umbilicus
Fundal height after 20 weeks Right Ans - corresponds to the number of
weeks pregnant
Ex 24 weeks = 24 cm from pubis symphysis
Preeclampsia Right Ans - HTN and proteinuria after 20 weeks
Visual complications from preeclampsia Right Ans - blurred vision
photophobia
scotoma (blind spot)
diplopia
, retinopathy
Conductive hearing loss Right Ans - sound can not get through outer or
middle ear
Can be caused by foreign bodies, fluid, earwax, ruptured eardrum, allergies
Sensioneural hearing loss Right Ans - problem with the inner ear
Can be cause by age related changes, immune disease, infections, injury,
tumor
Meniere's disease Right Ans - disease of the inner ear (fluid in the labrynth)
that leads to balance issues, vertigo, and hearing loss
peripheral artery disease Right Ans - blockage of the arteries in the lower
extremities
s/s: pain in legs during activity
cramping
numbness
tingling in legs
non healing sores
peripheral vascular disease Right Ans - blockage of veins, arteries, and
lymph in the lower extremities
s/s: pooling of blood in legs
leg ulcers
skin changes
vericose veins
non selective beta blockers should not be used with which patients Right
Ans - asthma (bc can act on beta 2 receptors in the lungs and exacerbate
asthma)
ex. propanolol, nadolol, timolol
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