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Card's about palpation of lymph nodes in a haem exam

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Anatomically, where is the epitrochlear lymph node?<br><br>{{c1::Proximal and slightly anterior to the medial epicondyle}}
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<img src="8065760c441fb4bfcf94d25b9dd73a75.webp"><br>Talley and O'Connor's advice for palpating it is to:<br>1. Flex patient's elbow 90 degrees<br>2. Place palm under elbow and feel for lymph nodes with your thumb proximal and slightly anterior to medial epicondyle.
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Talley & O'Connor
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Talley NJ, O'Connor S. Chapter 6 The Hemotological Examination. Page 339.&nbsp;<i>Talley &amp; O'connor's Clinical Examination</i>. 8th ed. Elsevier Australia; 2018.
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