Stomach, Liver, Gallbladder

Question 0

Most fixed portion of the intestine

Answer 0

Duodenum

Question 1

Right upper quadrant

Answer 1

Pain here is suggestive of abnormality in:

Liver
Gall bladder

*You can’t palpate the spleen

Question 2

Gall bladder

Answer 2

Tip of Fundus is the angle formed by the rectus abdominis and the 9thcostal cartilage

Pain radiates to shoulder, scapular area

Question 3

If there is pancreatic tumor

Answer 3

Color of the person: Jaundice

No color of the feces: Acholic

Question 4

Appendicitis

Answer 4

Found in the lower quadrant (not only, do the rectal exam) and palpate)
Compensatory gait

Question 5

Pain in the lower quadrant

Answer 5

Ovaries in women

Question 6

Pain the epigastric

Answer 6

Stomach

Question 7

Pain the umbilicus

Answer 7

Intestine

Question 8

Spleen

Answer 8

Can’t be palpated
If can be palpated, it is the notch

Normal is ribs 9-11

Question 9

Duct of Wirsung

Answer 9

Main pancreatic duct

Question 10

Minor pancreatic duct

Answer 10

Duct of Santorini

Question 11

Most fixed portion of the intestine (sessile)

Answer 11

Duodenum

Question 12

Difference between the proximal jejunum and distal ileum
PJ:
Less fat in its mesentary, windows present
Circularis something: well-developed
Redder
More vascular

Answer 12

DI:
Mesentary fat, fat-laden and thick, windows absent
Circularis something: absent, small
Paler
Less vascular