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Learn about What does CC mean?, What do you get from a CC?, What is HPI, And what do you gather from a HPI, What does PFSH mean, What inforation do you gather from PFSH?, what is a ROS?, What do you do for a ROS, What are the 3 body functions needed for life, What are the 4 vital signs?

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What does CC mean?
Chief Complaint
What do you get from a CC?
what brought the patient in.... symptons, illness
What is HPI
History of Present Illness
And what do you gather from a HPI
when it started, how it progressed, what meds help, how long have the symptons been there
What does PFSH mean
Past Family and Social History
What inforation do you gather from PFSH?
your medical history, your family medical history, and social history
what is a ROS?
Review of Systems
What do you do for a ROS
ask questions pertaining to the body functions and go over everything collected
What are the 3 body functions needed for life
1. Body temp
2. Respiration
3. Heart function

What are the 4 vital signs?
1. Blood pressure
2. respiration
3. Temperature
4. Pulse


What are the 4 ways to collect body temperature?
1. Oral (mouth)
2. Rectal (rectum)
3. Tympanic (ear)
4. Axillary (underarm)


Rectal normal range in Celsius and Fahrenheit
98.6F-100.6F
37.0C-38.1C
Oral normal range in Celsius and Fahrenheit
97.6F-99.6F
36.5C-37.5C
Tympanic normal range in Celsius and Fahrenheit
98.6F
37C
Axillary normal range in Celsius and Fahrenheit
96.6F-98.6
35.9C-37.0C
Presence of fever?
Febrile
Absence of fever?
A Febrile
Normal adult pulse?
60-100 BPM
Pulse is usually taken from?
The wrist - radial artery
How do you get the BPM?
count the pulse for 30 seconds, then multiply by 2.
What is the Apical Pulse?
taken over the apex of the heart with a Stethoscope
Normal rate of respirations in an adult?
12-20
also count number of times person breaths in 30 seconds and multiply by 2.
Apena?
Tachypena?
Bradypnea?

1. temporary lack of breathing
2. rate greater then 40 breaths per min
3. slow breathing (happens when sleeping)

Cheyne-Stokes?
pattern of irregular breathing
Orthopnea?
unable to breath unless in an upright position.
Hypoventilation?
not enough air entering the lungs
Hyperventilation?
Too much air entering the lungs
Hyperpnea?
abnormal increase in breathing rate
what is teh normal blood pressure reading?
120/90

140/90 and 90/60 are also normal

Systolic over Diastolic
pressure readings for blood pressure
Improper cuff size...
causes readings to be too high
The arm is not at heart level....
will read falsely high
What is the MA's role in a physical exam?
Room prep, Patient prep, Assistaning the Physican
What do you label all chemicals with?
MSDS sheet - Material Safety Data Sheet
1st step to control external hemorrhage?
Apply pressure to the wound.
Shock?
not enough blood reaches heart, results in loss of oxygen
5 Modes of Transmission
1. Contact
2. Droplet
3. Airborne
4. Common Vehicle
5. Vectorborne



4 methods of sterilization?
1. Gas
2. Dry heat
3. Chemical
4. Steam


The most important means of preventing the spread of in fection is?
hand washing
PPE covers
1. masks
2. goggles
3. face shields
4. respirator


2 tiers of precautions?
1. Standard
2. Transmission-based

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