lecture 2 abdominal pain Flashcards
when do you get visceral pain
stretch
thermal
inflammation
describe visceral pain
poorly localised
dull ache
gradual onset
embryological divisions of the gut
foregut
midgut
hindgut
foregut
oesophagus to duodenum
midgut
duodenum to splenic flexure
hindgut
splenic flexure to rectum
epigastric pain
foregut
periumbilical pain
midgut
epigastric pain which moves to the right
cholecystitis
epigastric pain which goes to the back
pancreatitis
periumbilical pain which moves lower
meckles diverticulous
irritation of what can cause pein in the shoulder tip
diaphragm
periumbilical pain which moves to the lower right
appendicitis
pain in waves
colicky
why do we get colicky pain
muscular tube trying to empty past an obstruction
murphys sign
tenderness in the gallbladder
rebound tenderness
peritoneum pain
tympanic sound
gas
shifting dullness looks for
ascites
tinkling bowel sound
bowel obstruction