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Check bp Bp by palpatory Bp by auscultatory Demonstarte webbers test Demonstrate rinne test Expansion of lower part of chest Vocal regurgitation To locate apex beat Examn of radial artery Auscultate mitrate area Illicit ankle jerk Knee jerk Plantar reflex Demonstrate light reflex Accommodation reflex Auscultate chest for respiratory sound Exam of radial pulse AK jain practical of all

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All 14 procedures are covered in detail above. Here's a quick orientation:

What's included:

BP by Palpatory — steps, endpoint (systolic only), when to use
BP by Auscultatory — all 5 Korotkoff phases, normal values, auscultatory gap warning
Weber's Test — fork placement, lateralization interpretation (CHL vs SNHL)
Rinne's Test — mastoid → ear meatus sequence, positive vs negative interpretation
Lower Chest Expansion — hand position, thumb-midline technique, what's normal/abnormal
Vocal Resonance — "ninety-nine" technique, increased vs decreased significance
Apex Beat Location — method to find 5th ICS/MCL, types of abnormal impulses
Radial Artery Exam — all 7 parameters (rate, rhythm, volume, character, wall, tension, delay)
Mitral Area Auscultation — bell of stethoscope, left lateral position, what to listen for
Ankle Jerk — S1/S2 arc, Achilles tendon strike, Jendrassik's maneuver
Knee Jerk — L3/L4 arc, dangling leg position, patellar tendon technique
Plantar Reflex — lateral sole stroke, Babinski sign interpretation
Light Reflex — direct + consensual, RAPD/swinging light test
Accommodation Reflex — near target approach, CAM triad (convergence, accommodation, miosis)
Respiratory Auscultation — vesicular/bronchial/bronchovesicular sounds + all added sounds

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