Test 4 Flashcards

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Abd exam basic structure:

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look
listen
feel - percuss then palpate

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Three patterns of pain

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1) visceral-solid organ when capsule stretches;hollow organs;difficult to localize;varies in quality (gnawing, burning, cramping..);associated sympt(sweating, pallor, nausea…);
2) pariertal-inflam in parietal peritoneum; steady or achy; more severe than visceral; worse with movement
3) referred-develops as initial pain worsens; superficial or deep; usually localized; may be from a completely dif area

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R UPPER QUAD

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liver and gallbladder
pylorus
duodenum
head of pancreas
right adrenal gland
part of R kidney
hepatic flexure of colon
portions of ascending and transverse colon
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L UPPER QUAD

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left lobe liver
spleen
stomach
body pancrea
left adrenal
part of L kidney
splenic flexure
part of transverse and descending colon
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R LOWER QUAD

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lower pole of right kidney
cecum and appendix
bladder (if distended)
ovary and salpinx
uterus (if enlarged)
R spermatic cord
right ureter
portion of acending colon
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L LOWER QUAD

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lower pole left kidney
sigmoid colon
bladder (if distended)
ovary and salpinx
uterus (if enlarged)
left spermatic cord
L ureter
portion  of descending colon
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7
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Grey-Turners sign

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bruising of the flanks (ecchymosis)
causes: pancreatitis, abd trauma, ruptured AAA, ruptured ectopic prego, hemoperitoneum)

LOW SPECIFICITY AND DISAPPOINTING SENSITIVITY

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8
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Cullens sign

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Periumbilical ecchymosis
causes: Panceatitis, ruptured ectopic prego

LOW SPECIFICITY AND DISAPPOINTING SENSITIVITY

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9
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test name for peritonitis:

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heel jar or markle

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10
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linea negra

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line of pigmentation that often dev during pregnancy

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caput medusa

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dialated tortuous supervicial veins radiating upward from the umbilicus

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12
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diastasis recti

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separation between the left and right side of the rectus abdominus muscle

prominent when patient raises head

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13
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scaphoid

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sunken in abdomen - malnutrition

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14
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distended lower half

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buldge kind of umbilicus down-ish - bladder distention, pregnancy, ovarian mass, sigmoid tumor

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15
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protuberant abdomen

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whole abdomen pretty big - excess gass, ascites, organ enlargement, obesity

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16
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long prolonged gurgles abdomen

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borborygmi:normal sounds
rate of 5-35 per min
stomach growl gr

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17
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increased sounds abdomen

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gastroenteritis

early obstruction or hunger

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18
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high pitched tinkling abdomen

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intestinal fluid and air under pressure

early obstruction

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19
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decreased sounds abdomen

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peritonitis and paralytic ileus

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20
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absent sounds abdomen

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must listen for a full five minutes
associated with pain and rigidity
==surgical emergency

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21
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normal percussion sound usually is

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tympanic (gas filled) or dull (fluid filledbowel)

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22
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what suggests intestinal obstruction?

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protuberant abdomen that is diffusely tympanitic

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23
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tympany

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muscial note of higher pitch than resonance

located over air filled viscera

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24
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hyperresonance

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between tympany and resonance

located at base of lung

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25
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resonance

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sustained note of moderate pitch

located over lung tissue and sometimes abdomen

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26
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dullness

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shot, high pitched note with little ressonance

located over solid organs adjacent to air-filled structures

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27
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what is the test for ascites:

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fluid wave test… assistant hand on mid line and you puhs/nudge one side toward midline swiftly… if “wave” is felt to other side of assistnat’s hand then there is ascites

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28
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shiftin dullness test

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another test for ascites – laying down and standing up … dullness and tympanic sound line will move if ascites

29
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lloyd’s punch test

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costovertebral angle tenderness (kidneys)

first palpate and askif pain.. indirect thump then … ifkidney infection or whatever itll be painful

30
Q

tenderness is…

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discomfort elicited by palpation

31
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guarding is

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VOLUNTARY contraction of the abd musculature due to tenderness, fear, the examiners cold hands or patient’s anxiety

32
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rebound is…

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abd tenderness that is WORSE when palpating fingers are quickly removed from the place of palpable tenderness

33
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peritonitis is…

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inflamation of the peritoneum made worse by patient movement, abd wall percussion, and with palpation

34
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burning pain in adbomen

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peptic ulcer

35
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cramping pain in abd

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biliary colic, gastroenteritis

36
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colicky pain in abd

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appendicitis with impacted feces, renal stone

37
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aching pain in abd

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appendiceal irritation

38
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knifelike pain in abd

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pancreatitis

39
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ripping or tearing pain in abd

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aortic dissction

40
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gradual pain in abd

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infection

41
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sudden pain in abd

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duodenal ulcer, acute pancreatitis, obstruction, or perforation

42
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common pancreatitis stuff

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-sudden LUQ epigastric or umbilical pain
-may refer to L shoulder
-associated: vomitting, fever, shock
-PE: epigastric tenderness; + Grey turner;
+ Cullen
-most common causes: gallstones and excessive alcohol
-less commonly: hypertriglycidemia

43
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common cholecytitis stuff

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  • severe, unrelenting RUQ or epigastric pain
  • refers to right subscapular area
  • associated: anorexia, vomiting, fever, jaundice
  • PE:RUQ tender; +Murphy
44
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common diverticulitis stuff

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  • LLQ pain or localized to diseased area
  • associated: fever, anorexia, dhiarrea
  • PE:LLQ pain on palpation; borborygmus
  • common of large intestine - formation of pouches (diverticula) on the outside of colon and inflamation of the diverticula
45
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common pelvic inflamatory disease stuff

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  • Lower quad in sexually active female
  • associated: nausea, vomiting, cervical dischange, dyspareunia
  • PE: adnexal and cervical tenderness
  • basically infection of uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries - can form scar formation
46
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common appendicitis stuff:

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  • intitially present with periumbilical or epigastric pain that localized to RLQ
  • colicky
  • associated: fever, nausea, vomiting, anorexia
  • PE: guarding; +obturator, iliopsoas, rovsing, markle, Mcburney signs
  • inflmation of appendix
47
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colon risk factors:

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  • 50+ years
  • family history
  • personal history: polyps, crohns or ulcer diease, FAP, HNPCC, ovarian or endometrial cancer
  • ethnic: Jewish
  • low fiber and high fat
  • low fruit and veg intake
  • obesity
  • smoking
  • lack of reg exercise
  • alchol in high q
48
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blumberg

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rebound tenderness (peritoneal irritation, appendicitis)

49
Q

cullen

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ecchymosis around umbilicus (hemoperitoneum, pancreatitis or ectopic prego)

50
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dance

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absence of bowel sounds

51
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kehr

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abdominal pain radiating to left shoulder (spleen rupture, renal calculi, or ectopic prego)

52
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romberg-howship

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pain medial aspect thight to knee (strangulated obturator hernia)

53
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rowsing

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RLQ pain worsened by palpation of LLQ (peritoneal irrituation or appendicitis)

54
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ballotement

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palpation technique use to find/examine floating objects in the body

55
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chelecytisis

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inflammation of the gallbladder

56
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cholelithiasis

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stone formation in the gallbaldder

57
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colic

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spasm in any hollow tubular soft organ accompanied by pain

58
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dyschezia

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painful or difficult cowel movement

59
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dyspepsia

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imperfect digestion - not a disease itself but symptomatic of other diseases. vague abd discomfort, sense of fullness after eating, erucation, heartburn, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite

60
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dysphagia

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difficulty swallowing

61
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hematemesis

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vomiting of blood

62
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hematochezia

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blood in poop

63
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icterus

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pigmentation of skin and eye (jaundice thing)

64
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striae

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streaks or lines (with a slivery or purple hue) skin striae result from weakening of the lastic tissue associated with pregnancy, weight gain, rapid growth, and high levels of corticosteroids

65
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melena

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evacuations resembling tar due to action of intestinal juices on free blood

66
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intussusceoption

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prolapsing or telescoping of one segment of intestines into another, causing intestinal obstruction

67
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aaron

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pain or distress occurs in the area of the patients heart or stomach on palpitation of mcburneys point (appendicitis)

68
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ballance

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fixed dullness to percussion in left flank & dullness in right flank (peritoneal irritatuino)

69
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rovsing sgin

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right lower quadrant pain is increased with palpation of LLQ

equiv to rebound tenderness