Patient Examination

Examinations

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John Barker
49, Male

View all of the results of the patient examination (click on each system below to view the results).

 

Questions and answers about explanations of these examination results are on the next page....


General Examination

  • Looks unwell, anxious and in discomfort
  • Respiratory rate 28/min, pulse oximetry (SpO2) 91% room air
  • Temperature normal
  • Corneal arcus and xanthelasma noted

 

Cardiovascular System

  • Cold and clammy hands with tendon xanthomata over knuckles
  • Pulse 120/min, regular low volume
  • Blood pressure 102/68
  • Bilateral xanthelasma and corneal arcus
  • JVP raised
  • Heart sounds probably normal, but with a suggestion of a 3rd sound in the mitral area
  • Peripheral pulses present
  • No ankle oedema

Respiratory System

  • Trachea central
  • Expansion: normal and symmetrical
  • Percussion: normal
  • Tactile vocal fremitus: normal
  • Breath sounds: fine late inspiratory crackles bilaterally from lower to mid zones

Gastrointestinal System

  • No swelling or tenderness
  • Liver, spleen, kidneys not palpable
  • Hernial orifices normal
  • Bowel sounds normal
  • Rectal and pelvic examination not performed

Genitourinary System

  • Examination not performed

Mental/psychiatric exam

  • Examination not performed

Musculoskeletal system

  • Examination not performed

Nervous system

  • Examination not performed

Reticuloendothelial system

  • No lymphadenopathy

Urinalysis

  • No glucose, blood, protein or nitrates