Abdominal Pain Flashcards

1
Q

where does pain in the foregut present?

A

epigastrium

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2
Q

where does pain in the midgut present?

A

umbilicus

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3
Q

where does pain in the hindgut present?

A

hypogastric region

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4
Q

where does parietal pain present?

A

the dermatome above the site of the stimulus

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5
Q

what type of pain is dull and poorly localised?

A

visceral pain

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6
Q

what type of fibres are visceral pain fibres?

A

C-fibres

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7
Q

where are visceral pain receptors located?

A

serosa
mesentery
intestinal muscle
mucosa

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8
Q

where are somatic pain receptors located?

A

parietal peritoneum
muscle
skin

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9
Q

what type of pain is sharp and more localised?

A

somatic

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10
Q

when does referred pain occur?

A

when organs share a common nerve pathway

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11
Q

where might gallbladder pain be reffered to?

A

the right shoulder

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12
Q

describe acute pain

A

sudden, sharp, intense and localised

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13
Q

which type of pain is usually self-limiting?

A

acute pain

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14
Q

what can acute pain be associated with?

A

physiological changes such as increased heart rate and temperature

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15
Q

describe chronic pain

A

aching and diffuse

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