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This document outlines the steps of a dental examination, including inspection, palpation, percussion, mobility testing, and thermal testing. Inspection involves examining the soft tissues and hard tissues for color, contour, and consistency. Palpation feels for tenderness or pain by touching the gingiva and teeth. Percussion tests for periodontitis by tapping the teeth. Mobility testing grades tooth mobility on a scale from 0-3. Thermal testing uses heat and cold to assess pulp vitality.
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Unit 3 physical examination
This document provides an introduction to physical examination and the general survey. It discusses preparing for an examination, including equipment, positioning, and techniques like inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation. The general survey assesses physical appearance, body structure, mobility, and behavior to evaluate a patient's general well-being and identify any abnormalities. Performing a physical exam in a systematic, sensitive manner helps obtain accurate assessment findings.
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Percussion and assessment of the head, neck, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and thyroid gland are important parts of a physical health assessment. Percussion involves tapping the body to determine the size, consistency and location of organs underneath. The head, face, scalp, eyes, ears, nose, mouth and throat are inspected and examined for any abnormalities, masses or signs of disease. The thyroid gland, trachea, lymph nodes and carotid arteries of the neck are palpated and assessed as well. A thorough physical assessment provides valuable health information.
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This document provides information on how to conduct a physical exam and take a patient's history and vital signs. It discusses the 7 dimensions of obtaining a patient's health history and how to perform a review of systems. It then describes how to properly measure a patient's vital signs, including blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and temperature using various methods like oral, axillary, rectal, and tympanic thermometers. The document concludes with sections on how to examine a patient's head and neck, thorax, and abdomen.
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1. The document describes the steps of a head-to-toe assessment performed by nursing students under the supervision of Dr. Maysa Mohd.
2. A head-to-toe assessment involves inspecting, palpating, percussing, and auscultating all body systems to understand a patient's physical and mental well-being, detect any diseases, and determine the status of existing conditions.
3. The assessment procedure involves examining vital signs, general appearance, skin, and each body system in an organized manner using the appropriate techniques and equipment.
methods of clinical examination
This document discusses various clinical examination techniques used to collect diagnostic information from patients. It describes inspection, palpation, percussion, probing, and other techniques. Inspection uses visual senses to examine contour, color, surface texture, and can involve magnification or transillumination. Palpation relies on touch to assess consistency, mobility, size, and other characteristics. Percussion evaluates tenderness and pain by striking tissues. Probing uses slender tools to identify narrow cavities or tracts, such as examining caries or periodontal pockets. Clinical examination provides foundational information for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Physical examination of dogs & cats
This document provides guidance on performing a physical examination of dogs and cats. It outlines an 8 step process for a thorough physical exam, beginning with signalment and history, then assessing general appearance, vital signs, and performing a systems-based exam from head to tail. The exam involves general observation, palpation, and specific tests of organs and body systems to evaluate for any abnormalities, injuries, or illnesses. Thorough physical exams are important for detecting minor health issues before they become major problems.
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The document provides information on examining the sensory system. It discusses the different types of sensation including somatic, visceral, and special senses. It then describes in detail how to examine superficial sensation, deep sensation including vibration, joint position, nerve, and muscle sensation. The document outlines examining dermatomal distribution and patterns of sensory loss. It also discusses examining cortical sensation including tactile localization, two-point discrimination, stereognosis, and other tests. Finally, it provides guidance on examining coordination and gait abnormalities.
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This document provides guidance on performing a gastrointestinal (GI) examination in children. It outlines key steps before starting the exam such as washing hands, introducing oneself to calm the patient. The exam involves inspection, auscultation, palpation, and percussion of the oral cavity, abdomen, genitalia, and rectum. Specific techniques are described for evaluating the liver, spleen, kidneys and checking for masses or fluid. The order of examination and approach is tailored based on the child's comfort and distress level.
Physical Assessment strategies & Technique.pptx
The document provides guidance on performing a physical assessment, including objectives, preparation, techniques, and equipment. It discusses:
- The 4 basic techniques of inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation
- Preparing the patient and environment for assessment
- Standard precautions to follow
- Various positions patients can be in for different parts of the exam
- How to perform each technique, including using different types of palpation and percussion
- Developmental considerations for different patient populations
The overall document serves as a guide for nurses on correctly and thoroughly performing a comprehensive physical assessment of patients.
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- 4. Palpation of lymph node
- 6. INSPECTION Simplest and earliest method of diagnosis 3 ‘c’ inspected Soft tissue • Color - pink • Contour – change in any pathology • Consistency – spongy ,firm, soft Hard tissue • Color – white • Contour – normal shape • Consistency –hard
- 8. PALPATION With the help of index finger tip Palpate gingiva and tooth – feel tenderness ,location of pain, hardness PERCUSSION With the help of handle of instrument or index finger Advice patient to rise his/her hand when feel pain Percussion – vertical and horizontal Response +ve periodontitis -ve normal or chronic periapical inflammation
- 10. MOBILITY TEST With the help of handle of instrument or index finger Grasp tooth from the crown and move anterior – posteriorly or mesial - distal Grading • 0 – no mobility or physiological mobility • 1 – mobile up to 0.5 mm • 2 – 0.5 to 1.5 mm • 3 – more than 1.5 mm mobility
- 13. THERMAL TEST 2 Types – heat and cold test • Heat test – perform with the help of hot air/hot water/hot gutta purcha • Cold test – Co2 snow/ice stick Isolate each quadrant Stimuli on the control teeth on mesio-labial or occluso-buccal surface Response • No response – non vital tooth / false due to truma or calcification • Painful response – subside when stimuli removed – reversible pulpitis - not subside when stimuli removed – irreversible pulpitis • Moderate response - normally