Past Surgical History: Pilodinal cyst removed in the remote past. Had plastic surgery on her ears as a child.…
You will need the notes in Doc Sharing for this assignment. For each term below, answer three questions: (1) What does the word or phrase mean? (2) What part of the body is being examined? (3) Is this finding normal or abnormal? Please look at the sample, and type your answers directly on this form and put in the drop box for week 1 homework.…
A physical examination reveals the following: leonine facies; loss of eyebrows and eyelashes; nodules on the sclera; a depressed nasal bridge; adipose fat deposits in the breast; testicular atrophy; many symmetrical, flat, discolored areas on the skin without defined borders; numerous nodules & broad, raised areas on the skin; partial loss of pinprick and temperature sensation; no anhidrotic changes; symmetrically enlarged ulnar and common peroneal nerves.…
On examination- B/l breasts and areola normal appearing, absence of pubic and axillary hair, clitoromegaly seen. E/o mass in right inguinal canal at superficial inguinal ring (cryptorchidism) - s/o right testis.…
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: This is a chronically ill-appearing female, alert, oriented, and cooperative. She moves with great difficulty because of fatigue and malaise. VITAL SIGNS: Blood pressure 107/80. Heart rate 100 and regular. Respirations 22. HEENT: Normocephalic. No scalp…
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: Revealed a pleasant but depressed appearing female who is over weight but in no acute distress. She wears a brace on her right wrist. Height is 5 feet 7 inches. Weight 252 pounds. Temperature 98°F. Pulse 80. Respiratory rate 20. Blood pressure 140/80. She has not carotid bruits or meningismus. Cranial nerves 2 through 12 are intact and detailed to include visual fields. Funduscopic exam and pupillary examination. Motor exam reveals 5 out of 5 strength in arms and legs without atrophy or vesiculation. Reflexes are trace over four. Sensory exam is negative and nonfocal.…
| |questions are about the veterinary investigation of the sick cat, thought to be suffering from a malfunction of the thyroid gland. |…
One year old male infant named Matthew is brought into the clinic by very worried parents. Infant shows abnormal symptoms such as stunted growth and underdevelopment of weight for his age and he has no hair on him, a condition called alopecia. Alopecia in his case took off all the hair off his head and his eyebrows and eyelashes. Infant’s head was severely disproportioned to his body and also was disproportioned to his face. His face appeared to be very shrunken and small and he had an underdeveloped jaw, which gave him the appearance of an old man. Infant male also shows prominent scalp veins, protruding ears, and nail dystrophy. Doctors immediately start running some tests, trying to diagnose the patient, Patient’s medical history shows that he was born at a normal height and weight and was interacting normally with the parents. He showed interaction with eye contact, hearing , and sense of touch. Patient was on a regular schedule and was feeding normally as well but development just seemed to severely slow down altogether.…
The patient is a 47 year old, well-nourished male. The head-to-toe assessment was insignificant for any abnormal findings. Mike is healthy, appears his age, and does not take medications on a daily basis. His vision is declining with age, but is easily corrected with prescription glasses. His weight has been consistent for the past several years. His BMI is appropriate for his height, and he tries to eat a balanced diet. Though, overall, he is healthy, Mike could benefit from regular exercise, eating more fruits and vegetables, and smoking cessation.…
What is so unprofessional about a beard, a Fu Man Chu, or even a goatee? AR 670-1 states that personnel in the Army are only allowed to grow a mustache, to a certain extent. However, there are many styles of facial hair that could be observed as being professional, given that they are allowed to be grown to a certain length, which should be dictated by a revision in the regulation. The idea may come off as preposterous or even demeaning to the outlook of the professionals that stand in our ranks. However, it may be a more appropriate decision than you think.…
Marine Corps grooming standards are in place to conform Marines to a singular uniform look. They keep us from being too eccentric and while in Garrison they help us to keep a professional look about us at all times. They keep us from just “looking like everyone else,” and help us to stay a cut above the rest. The hair cut regulations are stated as an even fade from 0 to no more than 3” on the top of the head as long as the hair doesn’t interfere with any uniform article. There can be no eccentric designs or anything shaved into one’s head. For females the hair must be wrapped in a tight bun in the center of the back of the head not to exceed 3 inches from the scalp and be no wider than the width of one’s head. Females can wear bangs but they can’t fall into the line of sight and can’t affect the wearing of any headgear. For both male and female bleaches tints dyes are authorized as long as they give a natural appearance. No Marine will be required to shave his chest hair but it cannot protrude from the skivvy shirt collar or while in khakis. Marines must have a clean shave with the exception of a mustache which may not extend past the corners of the lips and must remain within the margin of the upper lip. Mustache hair when fully extended my not extend past half of an inch. Marines are allowed to have sideburns but they may not extend past the top of the upper orifice of the ear and may be no longer than one eighth of an inch. Hair may not be shaped in a “horse-shoe” on the head and no Mohawks are authorized. No Marine shall be required to shave their head with the exception of at basic training. Finger nails must be kept clean and may not interfere with regular duties; they may not extend past the finger tips either. Marines may not excessively pluck or remove eyebrows unless for a medical reason as prescribed by a doctor. All Marines are held to this even members of the Marine Corps reserve although reservists are authorized to wear wigs…
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: This is a chronically ill appearing female alert oriented and cooperative. She moved with great difficulty because of fatigue and malaise. VITAL SIGNS: Blood pressure 107/80. Heart rate 100 and regular. Respirations 22. HEENT: Normocephalic, no scalp lesions, dry eyes with conjunctival injection, mild exophthalmos, dry nasal…
1. Inspection: Integument smooth, intact with no lesions; skin coloring is congruent with the rest of body; normal hair distribution; no sign of peristaltic movement; aortic impulse is visible…
weight loss. Her physician noted small patchy areas of vitiligo and a scaly rash across her nose, cheeks, back,…
Baxter's owners did not realize that their dog should be combed frequently and completely to prevent kinks and knots caused by intertwining of hairs or by dirt, grit, or vegetative matter in the coat. Mats can pull tender skin and cause pain and lead to hot spots or wounds to irritated skin and eventual infection, general skin outbreaks, or fungus or insect invasion.…