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Respiratory Examination Jonathan Downham Advanced Nurse Practitioner 2008 Jonathan Downham 2010
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Structured examination of the Respiratory System

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This is the structured approach to a full examination of the respiratory system as would be expected in an OSCE
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Jonathan Downham 2010

Respiratory ExaminationJonathan Downham Advanced Nurse Practitioner 2008

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OSC

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FIRST THINGS FIRST!! WASH HANDS

INTRODUCEPERMISSIONEXPLAIN REPOSITION

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS

MOVING UP THE ARM

NECK- LYMPH AND JVP

FACE AND MOUTH

CHEST

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS

ENVIRONMENT

DRIP STANDSCATHETER BAG

SPUTUM POT

DRUGS

MONITORS

OXYGEN

WALKING AIDS

CIGARETTES

BED OR CHAIR?

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GENERAL INSPECTION

TIRED

POSITION

AVPU

RATE AND DEPTH

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HANDS COLOUR

FEEL

Newly Sprouted FingersNeoplasia – bronchial carcinoma, mesotheliomaSuppurative lung disease – cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis, abscess, empyemaFibrotic lung disease – cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis, connective tissue disease (e.g. RA, SLE)

CLUBBING

LOOK

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PULSE CHECK

BLOOD PRESSURE

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CYANOSIS

HORNERS SYNDROME

ANEAMIA JAUNDICE

PURSED LIPS

NASAL FLARING

TEETH

TONGUE

FACE

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NECK- JVP

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NECK- LYMPH GLANDS

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INSPECTION

PALPATION

PERCUSSION

AUSCULTATION

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INSPECTION

RATE AND DEPTH

SCARS SHAPE

SYMMETRY

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PALPATION

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WHY DO WE PERCUSS AND AUSCULTATE FRONT AND

BACK?

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PERCUSSION

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PERCUSSION

PLEURAL EFFUSION= STONY DULLNESS

PNEUMOTHORAX = HYPER-RESONANCE

CONSOLIDATION = REDUCED RESONANCE

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DON’T FORGET THE

LIVER!

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AUSCULTATION

BREATH SOUNDSADDED SOUNDSVOCAL FREMITUS

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AUSCULTATION

PLEURAL EFFUSION= REDUCED BREATH SOUNDS

PNEUMOTHORAX = ABSENT BREATH SOUNDS

CONSOLIDATION = REDUCED BREATH SOUNDS

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WHEEZE

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CRACKLES

POPPING SOUNDS CAUSED BY AIR PUSHING THROUGH SECRETIONS. SOMETIMES DESCRIBED AS COARSE OR FINE.

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WIPERS

GENERAL EXAMINATION

HANDS AND PULSE

FACE

NECK

INSPECTION

PALPATION

PERCUSSION

ALSCULTATION