abdominal pain Flashcards

1
Q

what do most intra abdominal diseases present with alone

A

pain

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2
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what are the 2 most signifiant properties of pain

A

site and character

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3
Q

what does socrates stand for

A
site
onset
character
radiation?
associated symptoms
time course 
exacerbating/relieving symptoms
severity
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4
Q

what are the abdominopelvic regions divided by

A

mid clavicular lines
transpyloric plane - L1
inter spinous spine

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5
Q

what are the 9 abdominopelvic regions

A
right hypochondriac
epigastric
left hypochondriac
right lumbar
umbilical
left lumbar
right iliac
hypogastric region
left iliac
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6
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what do we find at transpyloric plane, L1

A
pylorus of stomach
neck of pancreas
fundus of gallbladder
renal hilum
duodenojejunal flexure
end of adult spinal cord
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7
Q

what do we find at subcostal plane, L3

A

Origin of Inferior Mesenteric Artery

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8
Q

what do we find at supracristal plane, L4

A

bifurcation of aorta

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9
Q

what is included in foregut

A

distal oesophagus down to proximal half of 2nd part of duodenum
- supplied by celiac trunk

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10
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what is included in midgut

A

distal half of 2nd part of duodenum to proximal 2/3 of transverse colon
- supplied by superior mesenteric artery

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11
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what is included in hindgut

A

distal 1/3 of transverse colon to rectum

- supplied by inferior mesenteric artery

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12
Q

what is parietal peritoneum supplied by

A

somatic
phrenic nerve. - provides sensation from central tendon of diaphragm
nerve segmental innervation is from t5 to l2

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13
Q

what is visceral peritoneum supplied by

A

automatic
parasympathetic innervation from vagus nerve and from s2-s4
sympathetic chain t6-l2

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14
Q

what are the 2 categories most painful conditions in abdomen fall into

A

inflammation or obstruction of muscular tube

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15
Q

what might you see with inflammation of abdomen

A

constant pain - aching
made worse by movement
persists until inflammation subsides

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16
Q

what symptoms do you see with obstruction of muscular tube

A

colicky pain - gripping
fluctuates in severity
move positions to get comfortable

17
Q

what do we see with prolonged obstruction of hollow viscus that causes distension

A

constant stretching pain
different from ache of inflammation and not colicky
- ischaemia?

18
Q

when does colicky pain usually become constant

A

when something is becoming ischaemic

19
Q

where does pain in right hypochondriac region e.g gallbladder radiate to

A

through to back and right

sometimes

20
Q

where does pain in epigastrium radiate to

A

straight through to back

21
Q

where does pain in left hypochondriac region radiate to

A

through to back and left

22
Q

where does pain in right lumbar region e.g kidney radiate to

A

in loin and radiates to groin

23
Q

where does pain in umbilical region radiate to

A

doesnt usually radiate

24
Q

where does pain in right lumbar region radiate to

A

in loin and radiates to groin

25
Q

where does pain in right /left iliac or hypogastricregion radiate to

A

rarely radiates

deep structures sometimes to lower back/perineum

26
Q

what causes colicky abdominal pain

A

visceral sensation

27
Q

what might be diagnosis if pain in ruq

A

gallstones
cholangitis
hepatitis
liver abscess

28
Q

what might be diagnose if pain in epigastric region

A
oesophagitis
peptic ulcer
perforated ulcer
pancreatitis
biliary tract disease
29
Q

what might be diagnosis if pain in luq

A

splenic abscess
acute splenomegaly
splenic rupture

30
Q

what could be diagnosis if pain in left lumbar region

A
renal colic
pylenonephritis
ovarian cyst
ovarian mass
ovarian torsion
31
Q

what could be diagnosis id pain in umbilical

A

apendicitis
mesenteric adenitis
meckels diverticulitis

32
Q

what could be cause of pain in llq

A
diverticulitis
uc
constipation
ovarian cyst/torion
pid
ectopic pregnancy
hernias
renal colic
33
Q

what could be cause of pelvic pain

A

urinary retention
cystitis
uterine fibroid
endometriosis

34
Q

what could be cause of pain in rlq

A
appendicitis
crohns
ovarian cyst/torsion
ectopic preg
hernias
renal colic