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Head,neck,mouth,sinu

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most common medical complaint headaches
recurrent headaches are symptoms of chronic primary headache disorder
headaches may be associated with opthalmologic problems, dental problems, sinusitis, infections, side effects from prescriptions, hemorrhage, tumor or increased cranial pressure
Prevalence of migraines 1 yr: 18% of F, 6% of M, 4% of children
migraines start at any time
most succeptible to migraines young females
frequency of migraines decrease with age,
how do migraines start with an aura from vasospasm of intracranial arteries
aura particular sensation that is a warning sign
feeling of migraines throbbing unilateral distribution of pain
what accompanies migraines depression, restlessness, irritability, photophobia, nausea, vomiting
migraines can last up to 72hrs
cluster headache prevalence more common in men. 3rd-4th decades, familial association
most painful primary headache cluster headaches
feeling of cluster headaches intense episodes of excruciating pain, burning, boring, stabbing pain behind one eye
how long can cluster headaches last 1/2 hr to 1 hr, repeat daily for weeks with remissions, period lasts for 6-12 wks wiht remissions for years
cluster headaches can be accompanied by unilateral ptosis, ipsilateral lacrimation, nasal stuffiness, drainage
tension headaches most common in adults 20-40yrs
in tension headaches pain described as bilateral, diffuse, or confined to specific area, feels like a band around head
length of tension headache onset gradual, may last for days
tension headaches may be accompained by contraction of skeletal m of face, jaw and neck
prevalence of tension headaches onset is gradual, may last for days
prost traumatic headache secondary to head injury or concussion
most common cause of post traumatic headache MVA
pain in post traumatic headaches dull, generalized head pain
post traumatic headaches accompanied by lack of ability to concentrate, giddiness, dizziness
how long do post traumatic headaches last after injury days to weeks
auscultation in hyperthyroidism may hear bruits
graves disease is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism
prevalence of hyperthyroidism <1% of US population, more common in females (5x) btwn 20-40yrs
increased metabolism hyperthyroidism
symptoms of hyperthyroidism increased secretion of thyroid hormone, thyroid enlargement (goiter), exopthalmos
symptoms of hypothyroidism decreased thyroid hormone production, decreased metabolism, may have goiter, increased TSH compensatory response
intolerant of heat hyperthyroidism
intolerant of cold hypothyroidism
hypothyroidism caused by autoimmune thyroiditis, congenital defect, iodine def, treatment for hyperthyroidis, (resection, drugs), atrophy
prominence of eyeballs hyperthyroidism
tachycardia, palpations hyperthyroidism
bradycardia hypothryroidism
increased appetitie hyper
decreased appetitie hypo
tremor m weakness hyper
m aching, stiffness hypo
most common endocrine malignancy thyroid cancer
thyroid cancer prevalence in those < 40 3x more likely to have lymphadenopathy
thryoid cancer begins as a small nodule on the gland
as thyroid cancer grows voice changes, swallowing problems (tumor invasion of larynx, trachea, espohagus)
frequently no clinical symptoms in thyroid cancer
nasal polyps are associated with asthma, allergic rhinitis, nasal irritation or infection, in children- cystic fibrosis
symptoms of nasal polyps obstruction of nasal passageway or discharge
symptoms of allergic rhinitis itchy eyes, cough, fatigue, sneezing, nasal congestion or discharge
acute sinusitis caused by infection from pooling of secretions, often after upper respiratory infection (bacterial growth)
pain with sinusitis throbbing pain with affected sinus, tender to palpation
symptoms of acute sinusitis fever, thick discharge, swollen red nasal mucosa
transillumination with acute sinustitis absence of red glow
normal finding of transillumination of sinus red glow when fluid in sinuses
inspection of someone with nasal poylps polyps appear as pale gray tissue enlargments within the nasal cavity
edema, nasal discharge and crusting are signs of nasal infection, allergy or injury
deviated septum if it causes decrease in airflow its abnormal
watery unilateral nasal discharge following a history of head injury may indicate skull fracture
normal findings of the nose smooth intact skin, similar color, symmetric, no flaring or narrowing of nares, no tenderness, when occuluding a nostril free exchange of air, should be darker red inside than oral mucosa, straight & midline nasal septum, no perforations, deep pink turbs
tenderness on plpation of sinuses can indicate congestion or infection
olfactory N CN 1- have client close eyes and mouth, hold one nostril closed at a time and hold coffee or lemon under nare, this tests this N
dysphagia difficulty swallowing
dysphagia can be secondary to infection, foreign body, inflammatory process, muscular deficit, neurologic disorder (stroke)
normal findings of teeth and lips 32 teeth, upper back teeth rest on lower back with upper incisors overriding lower ones, even space teeth, firmly anchored, lips color symmetric, smooth, moist, slight vertical lines, distinct border btwn skin and lips, pink mucosa and gingiva
normal findings of bucal muccosa pale coral pink with slight vasucularity, smooth, transvers occlusion line where teeth meet, clear saliva cover surface, pinpoint red mark (parotid gland), sweet to no odor
tongue normal findings smooth and even, slight roughness from papillae on dorsum, ventral surface is pale coral pink, frenulum centered wiht submandibular duct on either side,
normal findings of uvula hard palate should be smooth, pale and immovable with irregular transverse rugae, soft palate and uvula should be smooth and pink with uvula in midline
glossopharyngeal and vagus N CN IX and CN X- have client say ahh, soft palate will raise symmetrically with uvula remaining in midline
Facial Nerve CN VII- have client clench teeth and smile
normal findings of tonsils and pharynx smooth, glistening pink, may be small irregular spots and small blood vessels, tonsils should be slightly pink with an irregular surface
salivation in infants excess is normal btwn 3mo-2yrs until they learn to swallow it
how many decidous teeth 20
milia normal bumps on infants nose
small white epithelial cells on palate or gums normal in infants, called epsteins pearls or bohns nodules
milk deposit white patch that can be scraped off
children have larger ___ than adults tonsils
frontal sinuses absent until what age in children 7-8yrs
nose in older adults may be larger bc of unablated cartilage formation, decreased sense of smell, bc of decreased # of sensory cells in lining
mouth of older adult thin buccal mucosa, less vasulature in buccal mucosa, tongue more fissured, darkened teeth, # of papillae and taste buds decrease
norm head circumference of child 34-36 in
fontanels slight depression, solft, slight pulsation
thyroid in older adults thyroxine production decreases but tissue use of it decreases too
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