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    This document lists various pathognomonic signs that are indicative of specific medical conditions. Some examples include Trousseau's sign and Chvostek's sign which indicate tetany, risus sardonicus seen in tetanus, spider angiomas associated with liver cirrhosis, and Koplik's spots diagnostic of measles. Physical exam findings like clubbing of fingers, murmurs, rashes, and neurological signs are mentioned for conditions such as tetralogy of Fallot, angina, measles, and meningitis respectively.

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    This document lists various pathognomonic signs that are indicative of specific medical conditions. Some examples include Trousseau's sign and Chvostek's sign which indicate tetany, risus sardonicus seen in tetanus, spider angiomas associated with liver cirrhosis, and Koplik's spots diagnostic of measles. Physical exam findings like clubbing of fingers, murmurs, rashes, and neurological signs are mentioned for conditions such as tetralogy of Fallot, angina, measles, and meningitis respectively.

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    This document lists various pathognomonic signs that are indicative of specific medical conditions. Some examples include Trousseau's sign and Chvostek's sign which indicate tetany, risus sardonicus seen in tetanus, spider angiomas associated with liver cirrhosis, and Koplik's spots diagnostic of measles. Physical exam findings like clubbing of fingers, murmurs, rashes, and neurological signs are mentioned for conditions such as tetralogy of Fallot, angina, measles, and meningitis respectively.

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    Dynotes4 PATHOGNOMONIC SIGNS

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    DK Aquino Gomez
    This document lists various pathognomonic signs that are indicative of specific medical conditions. Some examples include Trousseau's sign and Chvostek's sign which indicate tetany, risus sardonicus seen in tetanus, spider angiomas associated with liver cirrhosis, and Koplik's spots diagnostic of measles. Physical exam findings like clubbing of fingers, murmurs, rashes, and neurological signs are mentioned for conditions such as tetralogy of Fallot, angina, measles, and meningitis respectively.

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    PATHOGNOMONIC SIGNS

    Tetany (+) Trousseau, (+) Chvostek


    Tetanus Risus Sardonicus
    Liver Cirrhosis Spider Angioma
    Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Butterfly rash
    Bulimia Nervosa Chipmunk Face
    Leprosy Leioning Face
    Cushing’s Disease Moon Face Appearance
    Measles Koplik’s spot
    Diptheria Pseudomembrane
    Down Syndrome Protrusion Of Tongue
    Kawasaki Disease Strawberry Tongue
    Pernicious Anemia Beefy Red Tongue
    Grave’s Disease Exopthalmus
    (Hyperthyroidism)
    Asthma Wheezing On Expiration
    Emphysema Barrel Chest
    Pneumonia Rusty Sputum
    Addison’s Disease Bronze-Like Skin
    Appendicitis Rebound Tenderness
    Pancreatitis (+) Cullen’s sign (ecchymosis of umbilicus)
    (Ectopic Pregnancy in OB) (+) Grey-Turner’s Sign (ecchymosis of flank)
    Cholera Rice-Watery Stool
    Malaria Chills
    Typhoid Fever Rose Spots in Abdomen
    Thombophlebitis (+) Homan’s Sign
    Meningitis (+) Kernig’s & (+) Brudzinski Sign
    Pyloric Stenosis Olive Shape Mass
    Hyperpituitarism ( Acromegaly) Carotenemia ( yellowish skin)
    Hepatitis Jaundice
    Dengue Petechiae
    Tetralogy Of Fallot Clubbing of Fingers
    Cataract (loss of central vision) Hazy Vision
    Glaucoma (peripheral vision) Tunnel-like Vision
    Retinal Detachment Curtain Veil-Like Vision
    PTB Low-Grade Fever
    Cholecyctitis (+) Murphy’s Sign
    Angina Pectoris Levine’s Sign
    Patent ductus Arteriosus Machine-like Murmur
    Myasthenia Gravis Ptosis
    Down Syndrome Simean Creases on Palms
    Parkinson’s Disease Pill-Rolling Tremors
    FILIPINO NURSING HERALD

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