Abdominal Pain Flashcards

1
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Explain Visceral pain?

A

Solid organ pain

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Explain parietal pain

A

Irritation of parietal peritonieum

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3
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Explain Referred pain

A

Pain at a different site of origin

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What is Surgical Abdomen Pain?

A

Sever dull aching pain that has an abrupt onset

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5
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In Hollow Viscous Obstruction, a type of surgical abdomen, what are signs

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Patient can’t lie still, sweaty, vomiting and nauseous

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In inflammatory causes of surgical abdominal pain, what are signs

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Progression of the pain, feels localized and stabbing after a while

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What is the sign of Perforation or strangulation in surgical abdominal pain?

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Localized stabbing pain, tenderness, and shoulder tip/sub-scapular pain

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When the patient can’t sit still, what does he have.

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Hollow viscous obstruction OR Strangulation

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If the patient lays still normally, what does he have.

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Parietal pain in Generalized peritonitis, or localized.

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10
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What is Peritionitis?

A

It is essentially inflammation of the abdominal inner lining

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When doing physical exam, what is the sign of Appendicitis?

A

Obturator’s sign

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12
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What establishes the diagnosis most of the time?

A

Contrast chanced CT-Scan

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13
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Early laparoscopy could have a value, what is it

A

Prompt and accurate treatment

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14
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What is Cullen’s sign?

A

Red umbilicus (belly button)

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15
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What is cullen’s sign indicative of?

A

Intraperitoneal hemorrhage

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16
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What is Gray-Turner’s sign?

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Big red rashes on the flank, indicative of Hemorrhagic pancreatitis

17
Q

Murphy’s sign is for?

A

Cholecystitis

18
Q

Kehr’s sign is?

A

Sever left shoulder pain in splenic rupture or ectopic pregnancy rupture

19
Q

Explain Rovsing’s sign?

A

When we palpate the left Lower quadrant, and our patient feels pain in the right lower quadrant.