0.3 PERITONEAL FLUID (ABDOMEN) Flashcards

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1
Q

Accumulation of peritoneal fluid

A

ascites

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2
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Hepatic disorders, such as cirrhosis, is the most frequent
cause

A

Transudates

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3
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Exudates:
➔ Most common cause:

A

Malignancy

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4
Q

Exudates:
Infection (peritonitis) due to?

A

ruptured intestinal perforation or
a ruptured appendix

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5
Q

Peritoneal Lavage
Agent used as lavage:

A

Normal Saline

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6
Q

___ is recommended
over the fluid:serum total protein and LD ratios to detect
transudates of hepatic origin

A

Serum-Ascites Albumin Gradient (SAAG)

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7
Q

RBC counts ____/pL are indicative of blunt trauma
injuries

A

> 100,000

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8
Q

Appearnce
Normal:

A

Clear and pale yellow

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9
Q

Appearnce
Turbid:

A

: Bacterial & Fungal infection

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10
Q

presence of bile (confirmed by bilirubin testing) means what appearance (color)?

A
  • Green or dark-brown
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➔ * Trauma
➔ * Tuberculosis
➔ * Intestinal disorders
➔ * Malignancy
Appearance?

A

Blood-streaked

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12
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➔ chylous and pseudochylous effusions
➔ Due to trauma or blockage of lymphatic vessels
Appearance?

A

Milky

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13
Q

Laboratory tests
WBC count normal:

A

<500 cells/uL

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14
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Peritonitis must be differentiated with cirrhosis.
* An absolute neutrophil count:

A

> 250 cells/uL or >50% of
the total WBC count = infection (peritonitis)

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15
Q

predominant in tuberculosis and peritoneal carcinomatosis

A

Lymphocytes

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16
Q

Detection of malignant cells

A

Cellular examination

17
Q

Malignant cells of ovarian, prostatic, and colonic origin,
often containing ___

A

mucin-filled vacuoles

18
Q
  • Benign cells that contain concentric striations of collagen-like material
  • Also associated with ovarian and thyroid malignancies
A

Psammoma bodies

19
Q

Chemistry test
- Glucose
● ↓ than serum levels =

A

= bacterial and tubercular
peritonitis and malignancy

20
Q

Chemistry test
Ascertain pancreatitis or damage to pancreas ↑ in gastrointestinal perforation

21
Q

Chemistry test
Requested when ruptured bladder or accidental puncture of the bladder during the paracentesis is suspected

A

Blood urea nitrogen and creatinine

22
Q

___ = Ascertain pancreatitis or damage to pancreas

23
Q

Chemistry test
Leakage of bile into the peritoneum after surgery

A

Total Bilirubin

24
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Microbiology
___ : Gram stains and bacterial cultures for both aerobes and anaerobes

A

Bacterial peritonitis

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Microbiology ___ : Acid fast stains, adenosine deaminase, and cultures
Tuberculosis
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Serology ___ is a valuable test for identifying the primary source of tumors producing ascitic exudates
CEA and CA 125
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Serology (+) CA 125 antigen with a (-) CEA = ___
ovaries, fallopian tubes, or endometrium
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