Abdo for PACES Flashcards

1
Q

Significance of Transpyloric plance of Addison

A

L1 - fundus of gallbladder (Murphys signs)

Level of kidney

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2
Q

Significance of Supracoristal plane

A

L4/5 - bifurcation of Aorta. Above this plan to palpate aorta.

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3
Q

What is blodd supply to the foregut

A

Coeliac trunk

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4
Q

Blood supply to the midgut

A

SMA

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5
Q

Blood supply to the hindgut

A

IMA

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6
Q

Where is the lesser sac?

A

Behind the stomach in front of the pancreas

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7
Q

Significance of lesser sac -

A

Pseudocyst formation

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8
Q

Why do you get back pain in pancreatitis?

A

Pancreas is located in the retroperitoneum

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9
Q

After completing Abdo exam what should you ask for

A

Examination of hernial orifices, groin and perineum

Complete with pr, observations and urine dip

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10
Q

Clubbing causes in GI

A

Familial
Chronic Liver disease
UC/CD

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11
Q

What is cockers incision

A

Open cholecystectomy

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12
Q

What is lanz incision

A

Open appendicectomy

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13
Q

Oblique incision

A

inguinal hernia

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14
Q

Vertical inguinal incision

A

For femoral vessels

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15
Q

Laporostomy

A

don’t close the abdo due to lack of abdo fascia or abdo compartment syndrome

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16
Q

Where is the pathology in relation to laproscopic scars

A

Opposite side

17
Q

What are the four f’s of distended abdo

A

Faeces, Fat, foetus and flatus

18
Q

Shapes of abdomen

A

Extended
Gravid
Scaphoid - boat shape

19
Q

causes of splenomegaly

A

Infection
Cirrhosis
Haemolytic
Cancer

20
Q

Renal masses what else to expect?

A

Dialysis
AV fistula
Systemic signs

21
Q

Polycystic Kidneys expect to see

A

HTN, loin pain, mass symptoms and FHx

22
Q

Where are kidneys transplanted into?

A

Iliac vein

23
Q

What should you do if you can’t get below a pelvic organ on palpation?

A

Consider rectal, uterine or bladder pathology. PV or PR

24
Q

if a colostomy what else should you ask to inspect

A

perineum

25
Q

how to inspect a hernia

A

KY jelly and gloves

ask them to cough
inspect outside skin
inspect inside with LITTLE finger
See if lumen is open and how many lumens there are

26
Q

When is a colostomy used

A

After APR/Hartmanns

27
Q

When is a loop ileostomy used

A

defunctioning of bowel

28
Q

Permanent ileostomy

A

after panproctocolectomy

29
Q

Complications of stoma

A
allergic
intusseception
retraction 
stenosis
parastomal hernia
30
Q

What position should you examine the inguinal hernias?

A

Stood up
Find the symphysis and tubercles.
Find the deep ring - half way along the ligament, occlude and ask to cough.