pain

Question 1

Somatic pain

Answer 1

caused by irritation of the
parietal peritoneum and is usually lateralized
and localized to the area of inflammation.

Question 2

Pain arising from the forgot structure

Answer 2

Localized above the umbilicus

Question 3

Pain from the small intestine

Answer 3

Located around the umbilicus

Question 4

Parietal Peritoneum involvement acute appendicitis

Answer 4

Right iliac fossa

Question 5

Colonic pain

Answer 5

below the umbilicus; pain in the left
iliac fossa from diverticular disease of the sigmoid
colon.

Question 6

Severe sudden onset of abdominal painwith with progressive intensity and then generalized

Answer 6

Perforation of hollow viscera aortic aneurism mesenteric infarction

Question 7

Torsion of an organ

Answer 7

Rapid onset of pain

Question 8

A slower onset and progression of abdominal pain over hours or
days suggests:

Answer 8

acute cholecystitis, appendicitis or diverticular

disease.

Question 9

Associated manif.preceeding constipation

Answer 9

Colorectal cancer diverticulitis disease

Question 10

Associated manif
Prior dyspepsia(heartburn)
Suggest

Answer 10

A peptic ulcer

Question 11

Coexisting vascular disease hypertension atrial fibrillation suggests:

Answer 11

aneurysm or

mesenteric ischemia.

Question 12

The development of shock following the onset of pain may

indicate

Answer 12

Intrabdominal bleeding

Question 13

Visceral pain

Answer 13

Distention of hollow organs mesenteric traction excessive smooth muscle contraction