Abdominal Pain

Question 0

Are often so bland as to go undetected if their contactw peritoneum is massive

Answer 0

Urine and blood

Question 1

Pain in this area is steady and aching and located over inflamed area; trasmitted by somatic nerves

Answer 1

Parietal

Question 2

Pain is frequently of low intensity then increases as bacteria multiplies

Answer 2

PID

Question 3

Pain of peritoneal inflammation invariably accentuated by____

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Pressure or changes in torsion

Question 4

Patient avoids motion in bed

Answer 4

Peritonitis

Question 5

Characteristic feature of peritoneal iritation

Answer 5

Tonic reflex spasm of muscle; localized

Question 6

Pain of obstruction of hollow viscera is classically described as—–

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Intermittent or colicky

Question 7

Usually periumbilical or supraumbilical and is poorly localized

Answer 7

Small intestine obstruction

Question 8

Pain may spread to lower lumbar region when —

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Traction on the root of mesentery

Question 9

Steady rather than colicky pain

Answer 9

Suddedn distention of biliary tree

Question 10

Usually causes pain in the ruq to the right posterior thorax not commonly midline

Answer 10

Acute gall bladder distention

Question 11

Often assoc with epigastric pain radiating to upper lumbar region

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Distrntion of cbd

Question 12

Mild aching sensation in epigastrium

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Ca of pancreas head

Question 13

Dull suprapubic pain

Answer 13

Urinary bladder

Question 14

Only sign of distended bladder

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Restlessness wo specific complaint

Question 15

Severe suprapubic and flank pain that radiates to genitalia

Answer 15

Acute obstruction of intravesicular ureter

Question 16

Obstruction of the uteropelvic junction is pain____

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In the CVA

Question 17

Cramping pain 2-3 days before peritoneal inflamm appears

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Occlusion of sma

Question 18

Pain with radiation to sacral area that persist over several days

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Rupturing AA

Question 19

Pain arising from this part of abdomen is constant and Aching

Answer 19

Abdominal wall

Question 20

Often accampanied by splinting of the hemithorax with resp lag nd decreased in excursion

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RP of thoracic origin

Question 21

Characteristically intensified vy cough sneeze or strain and is assoc w hyperesthesia over involved dermatomes

Answer 21

RP of spine

Question 22

Produce intense pains and rigidity of the abdominal muscles and back , area nt involved in intraabdominal ds

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Black widow spider bites

Question 23

Only indication of an old nerve lesion underlying causalgic pain

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Irregularly spaced cutaneous pain spots

Question 24

Pain is made worse by movt of spine; hyperesthesia is common

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Gastroc crisis of tabes

Question 25

Tenderness on pelvic or rectal exam in the absence of abdominal signs

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Perforated appedindicitis
Diverticulitis
Twisted ovarian cyst

Question 26

Silent abdomen

Answer 26

Chemical peritonitis

Question 27

Functional gastrointestinal disorder char with abdominal pain and altered bowel habits

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IBS

Question 28

Nass may be present in lower quadrant of abdomen

Answer 28

Hematoma of rectus sheath