Abdominal Flashcards
Abdominal regions
Right Hypochondriac
Epigastric
Left hypochondriac
Right Lumbar
Umbillical
Left Lumbar
Right Iliac
Hypogastric
Left Iliac
Haematamesis
Internal bleeding of upper GI
Malaena
Blood in stool
Borborygmi
Bowel sounds
Cullens sign
Bruising around umbilicus
Grey turner sign
Bruising around loins
Mcburney point
1/3 distance between right iliac spine and umbilicus
Rosving test
Pain on palpation of opposit side mcburney point
Ascites
Increased fluid in abdomen
Causes of ascites
Liver cirrhosis preventing efficient filtration of blood
Psoas sign
Raise right leg against pressure to test for appendicitis
murphys sign
Apply pressure under right subcostal, pain indicates colecystitis
Obturator sign
Patient lies flat and brings knee to chest then rotates away from body. Pain means appendicitis
Male reproductive system
Epidydis connect to testes. Testes connect to prostate gland through vas deferens. Seminal vesicles and bladder also connect to prostate gland. urethra then connects prostate to penis
Female reproductive system
Ovaries connect to uterus through fallopian tubes. This continues through cervix to vagina.
Complications in pregnancy
Shoulder distocia
Ectopic pregnancy rupture
Post partum haemmorhage
ante partum haemmorhage
Miscariage
Pre term delivery (before 37 weeks)
Breech birth (feet first or transverse)
Length of pregnancy
38-41 weeks
Trimester
1st to 12 weeks
2nd to 27 weeks
3rd to 41 weeks
Primigravida
1st pregnancy