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This physical exam document lists various tests of the hands, nails, pulses, eyes and their associations with different diseases and physiological explanations. It describes how splinter haemorrhages can indicate infective endocarditis from blood clots traveling from the heart, clubbing is associated with lung diseases and hypoxia, and palmar erythema and Dupuytren's contracture may relate to liver issues and smoking/drinking respectively. Physical findings of pallor, jaundice and xanthelasmata are also linked to conditions like anemia and high cholesterol.
This physical exam document lists various tests of the hands, nails, pulses, eyes and their associations with different diseases and physiological explanations. It describes how splinter haemorrhages can indicate infective endocarditis from blood clots traveling from the heart, clubbing is associated with lung diseases and hypoxia, and palmar erythema and Dupuytren's contracture may relate to liver issues and smoking/drinking respectively. Physical findings of pallor, jaundice and xanthelasmata are also linked to conditions like anemia and high cholesterol.
This physical exam document lists various tests of the hands, nails, pulses, eyes and their associations with different diseases and physiological explanations. It describes how splinter haemorrhages can indicate infective endocarditis from blood clots traveling from the heart, clubbing is associated with lung diseases and hypoxia, and palmar erythema and Dupuytren's contracture may relate to liver issues and smoking/drinking respectively. Physical findings of pallor, jaundice and xanthelasmata are also linked to conditions like anemia and high cholesterol.
Hands - Nails Cap refill, peripheral cyanosis Splinter haemorrhage Infective In certain conditions (esp. inf. endocarditis, SLE, Endocarditis) Clots migrate from others affected heart valvedamaged cap. N.B not sensitive (5/6 people with inf. Endo. will not have it) Not specific can be caused by trauma etc. Clubbing Lung dz, hf Chronic hypoxia thought cause it. Koilonychia (spoon Anaemia nails) (hypochromic iron def) Leukonychia Hands Palmar erythema Liver: Cirrhosis, RA Dupuytrens Heavy N.B this is a very poor sign and the smoking/drinking causes are not understood Pulses, BP Eyes Pallor conjunctivae Anaemia Upper sclera Jaundice Bilirubin causes yellowness