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Clin Skills Final
Clinical Skills I
Question | Answer |
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SP9 | post med bord tib, inf tib condyle Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun |
SP10 | 2c sup patella, directly above SP9 Perp or Oblq 1-1.5 cun |
LV8 | flx knee, sup med end pop crease, ant tend Perp or Slt.Post 1-1.5 cun |
KD7 | 2c sup KD3 (b/t med mall/achilles), ant border achilles Perp 0.5 - 1 cun |
ST36 | 3c inf patella, lat tib crest Perp 1-1.5 cun |
GB34 | 1c ant/inf head of fibula Perp or Slt. Oblq Post 1-1.5 cun |
GB40 | anterior / inferior to lat malleoulus Perp, twrd KD6, 1-1.5 cun |
SJ5 | 2 cun prox SJ4(wrist crease), b/t rad and ulna Slt. oblq. toward Ulna 0.5 to 1.5 cun |
SJ6 | 3 cun prox to SJ4, radial to EDC Slt. oblq. toward Ulna 0.5 to 1.5 cun |
DU20 | line drawn between apex of both ears, top of Head 0.3 cun transverse , fwd or back (0.5-1 cun) |
LV13 | ant/inf free end 11th rib Perp 0.5 - 1 cun (trnv or obl, med or lat along rib) |
LV14 | 6th ICS, below nipple 0.5 - 1 cun Perp(obl med/lat) |
GB25 | inf end 12th rib 0.3 - 0.5c Perp (0.5 - 1cun) |
GB26 | below free end 11th rib, level w/ navel 0.5 - 1cun Perp |
REN17 | midline b/t 4th ICS, b/t nipples tranv, 0.5-1.0c, any direct |
REN12 | midline, 4 cun superior to navel perp 0.8-1.5c |
REN6 | 1.5 cun inferior to navel perp 0.8-1.5c |
LU1 | 1 cun inf LU2 in 1st ICS, 6 cun lateral to AML Transverse obl (med)/lat, 0.5-1 cun |
UB10 | 1.3c lat DU15, 0.5 c in hairline Perp 0.5-0.8 cun |
UB13 | 1.5 cun lateral to BSP T3 obl med 0.5-1 cun |
UB18 | 1.5 cun lateral to BSP T9 obl med 0.5-1 cun |
UB20 | 1.5 cun lateral to BSP T11 obl med 0.5-1 cun |
UB23 | 1.5 cun lateral to BSP L2 perp 1-1.5 cun (obl med) |
UB42 | 3 cun lateral to BSP T3 obl 0.3-0.5 cun |
UB43 | 3 cun lateral to BSP T4 obl 0.3-0.5 cun |
UB60 | b/t lat mall and achilles 0.5-1 cun Perp |
UB62 | below lat mall, post tendons obl or perp (inf) 0.3-0.5 cun |
SI3 | loose fist, crease uln border of hand 0.5-2 cun perp |
DU14 | BSP C7 perp obl sup 0.5-1c |
DU15 | 0.5 in PHL or 0.5 inf Du16 Perp, sl inf 0.5 - 1 cun |
DU4 | BSP L2 perp 0.5-1c |
DU11 | BSP T5 obl sup 0.5-1c |
UB15 | 1.5 cun lateral to BSP T5 obl med 0.5-1c |
GB30 | 1/3 b/t gr troch&sacrocox hiatus perp 2-3.5c, twrd gentials |
GB31 | lat thigh, 7c sup pop crease perp 1-2c |
GB39 | 3c sup lat mall, b/t pst fib and tendons perp 1-1.5c |
GB41 | puka distal jct 4th/5th MT, lat tendon perp or obl dist 0.5-1c |
GB14 | 1c sup mid eyebrow tranv inf 0.5-0.8c |
ST7 | inferior to zygomatic arch, anterior to condyloid perp or tranv, sl inf 0.5-1c |
LU3 | 3c inf axil fold, b/t lat border biceps&humerus perp 0.5-1c |
HEP A method of contraction, general Sx's, incubation | a) Foodhandling, feces b) milder, no chronicity, immunity conferred c) Range 15 to 50 days |
HEP B contraction, sx's, incubation | a) bloodborne b) can be chronic, endemic to IV drug users, can be a carrier w/ no sx's c) 50 to 180 days |
HEP c contraction, sx's, incubation | a) bloodborne b) always chronic, endemic to IV drug users, 40% to 60% of chronic LV dz comes from this, always infectious from 1 week after exposure on c) 20 to 90 days |
HIV | a) Bloodborne b) infectious immediately after contraction, most develop AIDS w/i 10 years c) 2 to 15 years |
Cross Infection | From one thing to another, from environment or self to patient |
Autogenous Infection | Where pathogens from patient's own body are inserted into deeper layers of fascia, infection from their own bacteria |
Contraindications for 7 star | Not in neuropathy, open sores |
Contraindications for Bleeding | Not in Patient's on blood thinners (cumadin, warfarin, etc.) |
Contraindications for Gua Sha | Not over broken skin, pimples or large moles |
Contraindications for Cupping | Not during Herpes Zoster, broken skin, tumors, growths, nodules, ** IF during acute wind invasion need to bundle up afterword |
Aseptic Techniques | techniques for preventing infection during invasive procedures, such as surgery, dressing wounds or puncturing the skin |
Antiseptic | Products designed to reduce density of microbial life on living tissue, particularly on the skin of the patient and practitioner |
Clean Technique | The use of techniques (antisepsis, disinfection, sterilization, washing, etc.) to reduce the risk of infxn of patients, practi, and office personnel |
Clean Field | Are that has been prepared to contain the equip. necessary to protect the sterility of the needles. This includes not only the surface on which the needles are placed but patient's skin |