Breast, Genitalia, Abdomen, Rectal, urinary, and Renal Exam Flashcards

Question

Define, describe and discuss the following terms, and associate history and physical examination findings with underlying conditions: breast cyst

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Usual age: 30 - 50 Number: single Shape: Round Consistency: Soft to firm Delimitation: Well delineated Mobility: Mobile Tenderness: Often tender Retraction signs:Absent. Cyst-nice and round, darkness in ultrasound is fluid young patient w/ palpable finding or mammogram. Screening images w/ ultrasound diagnostically is a great tool. Palpation round guestimate size, margins smooth, mobile, well circumscribed very well margins. fluctuant, round, well-circumscribed

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Usual age: 15- 25 Number: Usually single Shape: Round, disc-like, lobular Consistency: Usually firm, rubber bandy Delimitation:Well delineated Mobility: Very mobile Tenderness: Absent Retraction signs: Absent . Less common than cysts. spony oblong totsie roll like. Fibrous tissue mass, young women. African american get more commonly. Not commonly develop into cancer

Answer 3

symptoms include breast pain, slight swelling both breasts, ropelike, and tenderness. Pendulous with diffuse fibrocystic changes-diagnosis not physiologically (physiologic nodularity). Single firm 1 x 1 cm mass. Tend to have more cyclic changes and nodular, glandular, lumpy breasts feeling breasts. Birth control pills help relieve. diffusely nodular ultrasound. Commonly caused by coffee. Don't do breast exams because of benign workups.

Answer 4

benign enlargement in male breast tissue 1/3 males 2 cm button of tissue under areola. adolescents become self conscious with hormonal changes occur and eventually will go away. Proliferation of palpable glandular tissue or accumulation of subareolar fat. Causes: puberty, Liver disease, Hormonal abnormalities, Opiate abuse, Anabolic steroids Estrogen-secreting tumors, decreased testosterone Heavy marijuana use Certain endocrine disorders problem if you find it in older individual

Answer 5

Ask them if this is their norm. usually is both. Kooper ligament and lactiferous ducts a little more pulling on nipple area.

Answer 6

Benign,Rare, but are the most common mass that occurs during pregnancy and lactation,Mass is usually well circumscribed and non-tender

Answer 7

Mainly affects breast-feeding women. Erythema, edema and pain. Pain, sore tender breast, achey, low grade temperature, fatigue, nauseous. Well demarcated, tender, bacteria in babies mouth getting in and causing infection. Hot compress, antibiotics

Answer 8

An uncommon breast cancer, Symptoms affect the nipple and areola. Appears as a scaly, eczematous, unilateral lesion or rash that can progress to a weepy, crusty erosion. Persistent dermatitis of the nipple and/or areola should raise a high index of suspicion for Paget’s Disease. Paget chronic disease or complaint not going away even when they try to. Scaly,weepy or crusty or one sided.

Answer 9

characteristic “orange peel” appearance ,Thickened skin with enlarged pores, Lymphatic blockage results in edema of the skin,Often appears 1st in lower portion of breast or areola. Skin of orange because of blockage of lymphatics and edema and swelling of tissue. Towards bottom of lower portion of breast or areola concerning to see that if previously had breast cancer and lymph node dissection could be normal. Dependent edema need to find out why.

Answer 10

the presence of supernumerary breasts commonly grows when lactating (\>1 pair)

Answer 11

the presence of supernumerary nipples(\>1 pair). Up in axilla extra nipple along milk line with halo effect determining if mole or extra nipple along milk line and never regressed not discovered till adolescence and when puberty begins, variation of normal.

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Skin dimpling-size, shape, symmetry, Abnormal breast contours-hanging differently, Nipple retraction.inversion or deviation not facing same direction caused by cancer normally if one sided

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Embryologically- growing and developing have milk line along that line is extra nipple, breast tissue and will regress as you develop. Can show increased pigmentation, swelling, tenderness, or even lactation during puberty, menstruation, or pregnancy

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Tanner I: no glandular tissue; areola follows the skin contours of the chest (prepubertal) [typically age 10 and younger]

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Tanner II: breast bud forms, with small area of surrounding glandular tissue; areola begins to widen [10-11.5]

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Tanner III: breast begins to become more elevated, and extends beyond the borders of the areola, which continues to widen but remains in contour with surrounding breast [11.5-13]

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Tanner IV: increased breast size and elevation; areola and papilla form a secondary mound projecting from the contour of the surrounding breast [13-15]

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Tanner V: breast reaches final adult size; areola returns to contour of the surrounding breast, with a projecting central papilla. [15+]

Answer 19

biennial screening for women aged 50 to 74 years highest risk for developing cancer early diagnosis for early treatment. Insurance covers one every year.. Breast density, young women breast imaging is not as good because of it and younger women less at risk of cancer. Not routine for under 40-49 yr old, should only start before 50 on individual basis, weigh specific benefits and risks. For breast tissue noted to be \>50% dense on mammogram Heterogeneously dense (category C) Extremely dense (category D)

Answer 20

often used for women with breast implants sensitivity is double that of mamograms, best given to women with high risk yearly above age 30

Answer 21

Inspection: In front of a mirror with 3 different positions. Palpation: In shower using soapy finger pads with ipsilateral arm raised behind head, Supine with rolled towel or pillow beneath shoulder on same side as breast to be palpated with same arm raised over head. Not reccommended by many governing boards because of the frequency of false problems

Answer 22

BCRA1 for women, BCRA2 for men, blood test anyone w/ family history of breast cancer two relatives on same side increasing risk for breast or ovarian cancer. Predicts predisposition. IF HAVE Mutated tumor suppressor gene screen more regularly using adjunct screening tools or mri. Begin asking women as young as 20 about family history of breast or ovarian cancer on maternal or paternal sides. If family history is suspect, the next steps for clinicians include using the BRCAPRO calculator, genetic testing, referral for genetic counseling, consideration of mammography as well as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for screening, and appropriate specialty referrals.

Answer 23

fine needle aspiration. Small needle with suction from syringe (suction) used to obtain cells or fluid looking under microscope. More likely they think is benign, less invasive

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A small tubular portion of tissue is removed. if malignant they will get core of it to look at core localization w/ imaging machine.

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Before go in and take out breast cancer inject die can trace lymphatics and can see first lymph node that lights up in color and radioactivity to get sentinel node biopsy is there cancer that is trracked out. Performed in an operating room, surgical excision biopsy or “lumpectomy”. Remove lump.

Answer 26

Hand on hips superhero pose, reach for the sky (changing and lifting see under breast, yeast infections) arms down by side

Answer 27

Supplemental/adjunct screening For breast tissue noted to be \>50% dense on mammography. Heterogeneously dense (category C) Extremely dense (category D), If you have dense breast go back for bilateral screening ultrasound combination screening finding smaller abnormalities more sensitive for woman that are younger, Cyst-nice and round, darkness in ultrasound is fluid young patient w/ palpable finding or mammogram. Screening imagins w/ ultrasound diagnostically ultrasound is great tool. Palpation round guestimate size, margins smooth, moble, well circumscribed very well margins.

Answer 28

Non-modifiable- being women, 70% of cancer have no risk. 1/7 women have breast cancer, Gender – ↑ risk if female - ↑ risk with increasing age Family history – 1st degree relative genetic factor involved Personal history of breast disease-fibroadenoma, more surgical procedures High breast tissue density- denser breasts, or screening tools are less effective with those type of women and have a higher association w/ cancer. Age of first full-term pregnancy- younger you are less risk you have Early menarche- starts period \<11 timeframe exposed to estrogen. Late Menopause- extending out those years longer duration of time exposed to estrogen Genetic Predisposition,Environment. Never had a baby, had baby at 35 risk later in life because it shuts off estrogen during pregnancy and lactation. Breast tissue sensitive so risk factor of developing. Modifiable: Postmenopausal Obesity- estrogen increased when overwiehgt increase risk factors Use of hormone replacement therapy- risk vs. benefit Alcohol intake- increases not getting proper food intake increase liver disease and increase estrogen production Physical inactivity- obesity factor Negative risk factors: ↑ Parity- more children.Early childbirth.Breast feeding-supressing ovaries and estrogen,Late menarche-periods later,Early menopause,Women who reside in Asia-low BMI, healthy diet, Conversely, the opposite (↓ parity, late childbirth, not breast feeding, etc) will increase the risk of breast CA = positive risk factor Positive Risk factors: Conversely, the opposite (↓ parity, late childbirth, not breast feeding, etc) will increase the risk of breast CA = positive risk factor Risks for men: Risk factors include radiation exposure, BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, Klinefelter syndrome, testicular disorders, family history of male or female breast cancer, alcohol use, cirrhosis, African American, and obesity

Answer 29

With patient seated on the exam table, perform in 3 positions: Arms at side Arms over head Hands pressed against hips-flexing muscles flattening out breast tissue might exacerbate tissue Appearance of the skin Note the color Any thickening Any enlarged pores Size and symmetry Contours-bilaterally look symmetrical should hang same way Retraction or dimpling-nipples pointing in same direction Areola and Nipples Size Shape-fairly round Direction Rashes-problem if unilateral Ulcers- particularly on areola Discharge Inversion- depends on the person if both or not versus new Palpation: Patient should be supine, best when flattened, with ipsilateral arm up and shoulder supported Use the pads of the 2nd,3rd & 4th fingers Palpate in small, concentric circles. Pie shaped and circular don’t use on larger breasted woman have to be aware of aware you are working out depending upon where you are might be skipping. Large breasted women and women in general go up and down. Past inframammary cleft go further than where you think there is to sternum and laterally to midclavicular line. Palpate the breast for: Consistency of the tissue-small curd cottage cheese consistent lumpiness bilaterally compare same side to other breast if find something weird Normal consistency varies widely, depending on the proportions of firmer glandular tissue and soft fat. Physiologic nodularity may be present, increasing before menses. Note the firm inframammary ridge, which is the transverse ridge of compressed tissue along the lower margin of the breast, especially in large breasts. This ridge is sometimes mistaken for a tumor. Tenderness-area tender Nodules Tender cords suggest mammary duct ectasia, a benign but sometimes painful condition of dilated ducts with surrounding inflammation and, at times, with associated masses. A mobile mass that becomes fixed when the arm relaxes is attached to the ribs and intercostal muscles; if fixed when the hand is pressed against the hip, it is attached to the pectoral fascia.Examine the Nipple for: Elasticity- not hard, spongy rubber bandy. If large pendulous chest, have lean forward to best see This position may reveal asymmetry or retraction of the breast, areola, or nipple that is not otherwise visible, suggesting an underlying cancer. Male =\> Inspect for nodules, swelling, ulcers or gynecomastia,Palpate the areola and breast tissue for nodules,If the breast is enlarged: Palpate to distinguish between soft, fatty enlargement of obesity and the firm disc of glandular enlargement. Determining if gynecomastia, or adipose. Able to palpate glandular tissue depending upon age. A hard, irregular, eccentric, or ulcerating pain- less dominant mass suggests breast cancer.4 For both men and woman: Inspection axillary for rash, lesions, masses, or unusual pigmentation. Sweat gland infection from follicular occlusion (hidradenitis suppurativa) may be present. Deeply pigmented velvety axillary skin suggests acanthosis nigricans—associated with diabetes; obesity; polycystic ovary syndrome; and, rarely, malignant paraneoplastic disorders. If lymphadenopathy is present, note: Location and number, Size, Shape, Consistency, Mobility, Tenderness- less worried about it because of immune reaction. Palpate the lymph nodes: Central axillary lymph nodes, Pectoral (anterior) LN, Lateral axillary LN, Subscapular (posterior) LN, Infraclavicular LN, Supraclavicular LN- do while upright. Box of axilla shaking patients hand supporting it crossing over axilla to palpate w/ the other arm. Grip around pectoral upper humerus lateral. Drains breast anything abnormal would be finding abnormal lymph node first. Nodes that are large (≥1 to 2 cm) and firm or hard, matted together, or fixed to the skin or underlying tissues sug- gest malignancy.

Answer 30

ask patient to describe when it occurs, color, how the breast feels, when did it start and ask them to express it. Can be associated w/ lactation or cancer

Answer 31

In front of a mirror with 3 different positions, Palpation: In shower using soapy finger pads with ipsilateral arm raised behind head Supine with rolled towel or pillow beneath shoulder on same side as breast to be palpated with same arm raised over head, Hand on hips superhero pose, reach for the sky (changing and lifting see under breast, yeast infections) arms down by side

Answer 32

Mastectomy patient- very thorough someone w/ scar tissue cant find nodule differentiating Inspection. Inspect the mastectomy scar and axilla carefully for any masses, unusual nodularity, or signs of inflammation or infection. Lymphedema may be present in the axilla and upper arm from lymph drainage interrupted by surgery. Palpation. Palpate gently along the scar—these tissues may be unusually sensitive. Palpate the breast tissue and incision lines bordering breast augmenta- tion or reconstruction. Use a circular motion with two or three fingers. Pay special attention to the upper outer quadrant and axilla. Note any enlarged lymph nodes. Masses, nodularity, and change in color or inflammation, especially in the incision line, suggest recurrence of breast cancer. Breast augmentation patient- part of medical history, can notice scars from surgery look a little closer at scars when doing palpation Tanner staging.

Answer 33

pain w/ urination. Women feel internal urethral discomfort or pressure or external burning over inflamed labia when having UTI. Men feel burning proximal to glans penis. Ex. bladder infection (cystitis), urethritis, UTI, bladder stones, tumors, Women- urethritis/herpes and vulvovaginitis.

Answer 34

pain in sides of body located at or below psoterior costal margin near CVA may radiate anteriorly toward umbilicus. Kidney is visceral and flank caused by distention of renal capsule, dull, aching, and steady. Caused by pyelonephritis, kidney stone, stones lodged in ureters- if have colicky pain radiating around trunk into lower abdomen and groin from distenation. Right flank pain appendicitis.

Answer 35

abnormally frequent voiding can be high (polyuria)- diabetes or low volume (infection) ex. UTI, bladder neck obstruction.

Answer 36

blood in urine, visible to naked eye is gross or if microscopic hematuria. Smaller amounts tinge pinkish or brown. Medications may cause or bladder cancer or stone. myoglobin from rhabdomyolysis-disease of degradation of skeletal muscle excreted in urine tinge urine pink in absence of rbcs.

Answer 37

difficulty initiating or maintaining flow of urine w/ hesitancy commonly associated w/ BPH, straining to void, reduced caliber and force of urinary stream, dribbling.

Answer 38

involuntary voiding or lack of awareness suggests cognitive or neurosensory deficits socially restricting and problems w/ hygiene. Controlled by S2-S4 cauased by stress incontinence, urge incontinence (neurosensory problem from tumor dementia), overflow (weakness of resistance from BPH or tumor), functional (shyness), medications. stress incontinence having had a lot of children, obesity etc decreased intraurethral pressure Leaky small amounts of urine due to increased intra-abdominal pressure from coughing, sneezing, laughing, or lifting bladder pressure exceeds urethral resistance poor urethral sphincter tone poor support of bladder neck.

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followed by involuntary leakage due to uncontrolled detrusor contractions overcome urethral resistance. Men w/ weak streams partial bladder outlet obstruction BPH or urethral stricture. due to brain tumor, dementia, or spinal lesions, bladder infection and fecal imapct

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neurologic disorders or anatomy obstruction from pelvic organs or prostate limit bladder emptying until bladder overdistended. BPH, peripheral nerve disease, diabetic neuropathy

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impaired cognition, musculoskeletal problems, or immobility. Combined stress and urge incontinence mixed shy bladder

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Stronlg associated w/ polyuria because of edema (ascities, CHF, CVI), chronic renal insufficiency, and coffee.

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significant increase in 24-hour urine volume, exceeding 3L caused by high fluid intake of psychogenic polydipsia, poorly controlled diabetes, decreased ADH of diabetes insipidus, decreased renal sensitivity

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unusually intense and immediate desire to void, leading to involuntary voidign or urge incontinence ex. UTI or irritation from urinary calculi.

Answer 45

suprapubic rectal or bladder disorders can cause such as overdistention or infection Flank pain in back (kidney) below costal margin near CVA. Stays in flank region radiating and refferring anteriorly. Ex. pyelonephritis

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(severe pain coming in waves associated w/ nausea and vomiting spasm like pain blockage by stone, clot, or tumor as tissues attempt to expand and distend radiating pain into groin). Ureteral pain can radiate and refer into scrotum or testicle, upper thigh, or labium from distention of ureter and renal pelvis can also have fever, chills, or hematuria.

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of sharp constricting pain that “take the breath away”- colic pain renal or biliary

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with vomiting-obstruction

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–Sharp, constant pain, worsened by movement- peritoneal irritation peritonitis appendicitis

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Obstruction

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AAA thoracic disection

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diverticulitis

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hingles herpes zoster, UTI

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Behind visceral and parietal peritoneum.Angle between rib and spine. If having flank pain will start tapping there to see if there is discomfort showing if some kind of renal issue. Pain at this angle is usually involved w/ kidneys an infection or stone

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Regulation of the water and electrolyte balance in the body, Filtration and excretion of waste products, Maintenance of acid/base balance

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bladder infection with increased urinary frequency, urgency, dysuria (painful urination), pain above pubic region, WBCs and bacteria in urine, more common in women. dull and pressure-like. Overdistention of bladder agonizing acute urinary retention

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men- caused by acute prostatis felt in perinum and rectum

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UTI where both kidneys are also inected with flank pain, high fever, malaise, chills, WBCs and bacteria in urine, urinary symptoms similar to cystitis. Pain w/ pressure or fist percussion.

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narrowing of the urethral passageway because of stone or infection.

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symptoms include dysuria,w/out frequency or urgency just pain STD or inflammation from urethra. Milk urethra outward from inside vagina usually from trachomatis or gonorrhoeae

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CVA tenderness- associated w/ renal disease Right sided pain underneath costal margin tap lightly on left side first might cause pain on left side then use heel of hand to First start with light tapping. Then, use the heel of your closed fist to strike the patient firmly over the costovertebral angles. Clinical Tips: Start on the unaffected side! Use a light tapping motion to start.

Answer 62

Increased incidence in males, nausea and vomiting, hematuria, dysuria, and urinary frequency. agonizing sharp, sudden severe flank pain may radiate to groin, testicles, abdominal area cramping intermittently radiating to right or LLQ or groin renal stone depending upon stone movement. Diagnosed via ultrasound, IVP, renal stones, KUB (X-ray), serum (calcium oxalate and uric acid). Risk factors or etiology include: infection, urinary stasis and retention, immobility, dehydration, increased uric acid and urinary oxalate.

Answer 63

Upper pain can be from thorax or GI. lower can be lower GI, reporductive, or excretory organs. Acute is usually things like appendicitis, obstruction, cholecystitis, stones, pancreatiis, angina, cholangitis etc. Chronic: dyspepsia, peptic ulcer, GERD, IBS, cancer. abdominal pain ask for the location- point to it, Onset- exacerbation of chronic issue what were you doing, (apetite, changes in bowel habits) Timing, Quality, Radiation/Referred, Severity- what is your 10/10, Alleviating/AggravatingFactors- lying (peritoneal), food aggravation Associated Symptoms (n/v/d, dysphasia, constipation, blood in stools change in bowel). Prior surgeries, foreign travel, work issues, family history.

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occur w/ lactose intolerance, inflammatory bowel disease, or ovarian cancer, belching results from aerophagia, or swallowing air

Answer 65

lumpy hard feces passed, 25% or more straining or incomplete evacuation fewer than 3 bowel movements a week. Split into: primary/functional (normal transit, slow, impaired expulsion [pelvic floor disorder], constipation predominant IBS) or secondary causes of constipation (meds-iron, opiates, anticholinergic, conditions: amyloidosis, hypothyroidism, hypercalcemia, diabetes, and CNS (MS, parkinson). Thin pencil like stool in obstructing lesion of sigmoid colon.

Answer 66

painless loos or watery stools \> 75% of defection for 3 months. up to 14 days acute-foodbrone infection, chronic 30 days or more- Crohn disease and ulcerative collitis. •What does it look like? –Toothpaste/peanut butter? Watery? Color? Amount? (volume, size), bubbly? Greasy, oily, frothy?floating? (steatorrhea- from malabsorption in celiac sprue, pnacreatic insufficiency small bowel bacterial overgrowth). Foulsmelling? (Recent hospitalization- clostridium difficile infection). Any mucus, pus or blood? (intusception) Frequency?, Recent travel?, Diet?, Baseline habits?, Immunocompromised? Coomonlny from immune or glucose medicatioin. Nocturnal diarrhea- pathological. Common w/ penicillins, laxatives and other meds

Answer 67

chronic or recurrent discomfort or pain centered in the upper abdomen/epigastric, characterized by postprandial fullness, early satiety, and epigastric pain or burning. If chronic: peptic ulcer disease, IBS, GERD

Answer 68

(oropharyngeal dysphagia) difficulty swallowing solids and liquids?food seems to stick or not go down right suggesting motility disorder or structural anomalies Ex. Esophageal stricture, neuromuscular problem MS. Also associated with drooling, nasopharyngeal regurgitation, cough from aspiration. mechanical/obstructive in younger adults and neurologic/muscular in older adults (stroke, parkinson). Located at sternum- esophageal. If solid foods is strctural like esophageal stricture, weebing or schatzki ring (structural), and neoplasm; if both motility disorder like achalasia.

Answer 69

upper or lower GI differentiating serious can be fatal changes color of stool to melena or hematochezia, or found with lab noting anemia. Lower GI- bright red blood in stools or large upper GI bleed caused by cancer, polyp, irritation from colitis or inflammation, recurrent diarrhea, medication specifically that cause bleeding like (aspirin, NSAIDS, alcohol (liver cirrhosis issue w/ pressure in portal venous system backing up pressure in veins becoming varicose and varicese or esophageal varices causing fatal bleeding)) ulcer- mild to fatal bleeding w/ blood transfusion.

Answer 70

yellow/brown/tea-colored discoloration of skin and sclera due to a lack of breakdown of bilirubin suggesting liver issues. Dumped into bile duct through pancreas (makes conjugated or water soluble excreted in urine and feces). Intrahepatic jaundice- hepatocellular damage, cholestatic impaired excretion from damaged hepatocytes or intrahepatic ducts, extrahepatic jaundice from obstruction of extrahepatic bile ducts from cancer of liver, cholestasis, or cirrhosis

Answer 71

unpleasant sensation leading to vomit can be migraine, with severe visceral pain, prengnacy, diabetic ketoacisosi, adrenal insufficiency, hypercalcemia, uremia, liver disease, adverse drug, GI bleeds, estrangulation of instestine through hernia

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Early satiety- eating very small amounts feeling very full. Asking how is your apetite. Unexplained weight loss- without diet and exercise how much over what time period. Along w/ nausea and vomiting found w/ GI disorders such as pregnancy, diabetic ketoacidosis, adrenal insufficiency, hypercalcemia, uremia, liver disease, emotional states, and adverse drug reactions. Induced vomiting w/out nausea is anorexia/bulimia.

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inferior wall myocardial infarction, aaa. Agina from inferior wall coronary artery disease may present as indigestion, but is precipated by exertion and relieved by rest.

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trauma, nerve root compression

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pneumonia, pulmonary tumor

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pancreatitis

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ovarian cysts, renal calculi, ectopic pregnancy

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painful vascoinclusiveepisodes, lymphadenopathy (enlarged lymph odes in chest)

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liver, galbladder, duodenum, common bile duct, head of pancreas

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stomach, spleen, body and tail of pancreas and pancreatic duct

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appendix, cecum, ½ small instetines, ascending colon, ½ transverse colon, sigmoid colon, left ovary, half of rectum and anus, cecum

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½ of transverse colon, descending colon, ½ of rectum and anus

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Aorta Ascending colon Bladder- distended bladder can be palpable above pubic symphysis. Parasympathetic innervation at low pressures. Rising pressure triggers concious urge to void, can be overcome by increased intraurethral pressure preventing incontinence. Sphincter wraps around to prevent voidance. Cecum Descending colon Duodenum Gallbladder Iliac artery Kidneys Liver Pancreas Sigmoid colon Spleen Stomach Transverse colon Xiphoid process

Answer 84

severe symptoms resulting in severe intervention ex. Appendicitis, intestinal obstruction, or cholecystitis are common causes

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sudden obstruction of bile duct by galstone resulting in cholecystitis epigastric or right upper quadrant pain radiate to scapula and shoulder steady, achy, not colicky

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bowel sounds if more intense or louder than usual could be indicative of some kind of digestive issue diarrhea, peritonitis. if quiet obstruction

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pain from a renal or bile stone patients move around frequently trying to find a comfortable position

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inflammation of intestines leading to diarrhea and abdominal pain can lead to fever and feeling of incomplete defecation ex. Stomach bug

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condition in which your stomach cannot empty itself of food in a normal fashion. It can be caused by damage to the vagus nerve, which regulates the digestive system. causes early satiety

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prolonged exposure of esophagus to gastric acid due to impaired esophageal motility or excess relaxations of lower esophageal sphincter can cause esophagitis. Epigastric pain. Chronic upper abdominal discomfort or pain complain of heartburn, dysphagia, or regurgitation. If together more than one time in week, diagnose by mucosal damage. Can have atypical respiratory symptoms aka chest pain, cough, wheezing, and aspiration pneumonia hoarseness soar throat and laryngitis. Increased risk factors are reduced salivary flow, prolongs add clearance by dampening bicarb, obesity; delayed gastric emptying; selected medications; and hiatal hernia. Can have esophagitis, peptic strictures, barret esophagus, or esophageal cancer gurguling and regurgitation- diverticulum.

Answer 91

feels like something stuck in throat problem swallow (globus)- foreign body in throat unrelated to swallowing

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pain behind sternum (peptic ulcer, heartburn) Epigastric pain. Rising retrosternal burning pain or discomfort occuring weekly or more often. Aggravated by foods such as alcohol, chocoalte, citrus fruits, coffee, onions, and peppermint, or positions. Can also have barrett esophagus, change in esophageal lining from normal squamous to columnar epithelium. Angina rpesents as this also.

Answer 93

vomiting blood red flag caused by esophageal or gastric varices, mallory-weiss tears, or peptic ulcer disease

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yellow discoloration of skin and sclerae from increase bilirubin, breakdown of hemoglobin, Unconjugated billirubin from increased production in hemolytic (sickle) anemia, gilbert syndrome, decreased uptake of it by liver, decreased ability to conjugate or excrete (viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, primary biliary cirrhosis, drug-induced cholestasis from OC, test). If feces pale gray or light colored no bile so some type of blockage or obstruction in the tube lack of brown in poop- acholic stools also in viral hepatisis. Liver and pancreatic cancer, cirrhosis. Dark yellow brown, tea color urine imparied from Gi tract. Painless is malignant, painful is hepatitis or cholangitis. Itching cholestatic or obstructive.

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no passage of stool or signifies intestinal obstruction.

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painful swallowing (strep throat), esopahgeal ulceration from ingestion of aspirin or NSAIDS, caustic ingestion, radiaiton, or infection Candida, cytomegalovirus, herpes, HIV

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Inflammation of parietal peritoneum (peritonitis), Intense, steady aching, more severe than visceral (won’t wanna move and guarding), precisely Localized over the involved structure, Aggravated by movement or coughing. If start periumbilical move to right lower quadrant in appendix.

Answer 98

Felt in remote areas that share innervation with the involved structure. Develops as initial pain becomes more intense radiation or traveling from initial site palpable but usually localized. Pain from duodenum or pancreas referred to back, biliary tree to right scapular region or posterior thorax. Pain from inferior MI to epigastric/ aka referred pain

Answer 99

acid type regurgitation in throat may or may not have pain. Not actual vomit but involuntary spasms of the stomach, diaphragm, and esophagus precedes and culminates in vomitings. raises esophageal or gastric contents w/out nausea or retching occurs in GERD, esophageal stricture, and esophageal cancer.

Answer 100

pain that is pinpoint and can be distinguished because of the sensory fibers. pain in ectoderm area Nociceptive (somatic) pain is linked to tissue damage to the skin, musculoskeletal system, or viscera (vis- ceral pain), but the sensory nervous system is intact, as in arthritis or spinal stenosis. It can be acute or chronic. It is mediated by the afferent A-delta and C-fibers of the sensory system. The involved afferent nociceptors can be sensitized by inflammatory medi- ators and modulated by both psychological processes and neurotransmitters like endorphins, histamines, acetylcholine, serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine. parietal pain

Answer 101

Fairly diffuse, midline. When hollow organs contract unusually forcefully or are distended and stretched, ischemia. Described as gnawing, burning, cramping, or aching. When severe: sweating, pallor, nausea, vomiting, and restlessness. RUQ- liver distention from hepatitis. Epigastric- stomach, duodenum or pancreas. Periumbilical pain- small intestine (pain disproportionate to findings intestinal mesenteric ischemia food fear distended soft nontender abdomen), appendix (start middle go to right lower gastric acute appendicitis), proximal colon. Suprappubicpain- rectum. Hypogastric pain- colon, bladder, uterus, colonic pain more diffuse

Answer 102

forceful expulsion of gastric contents out of mouth, note color (gastric juice clear and mucoid, small amounts of yellow or green is common and normal, brown or black-digested blood), odor, and quantity and amount. w/ pain indicate small bowel obstruction. Fecal odor occurs w/ small bowel obstruction and gastrocolic fistula. If vomit contains blood common in esophageal or gastric varices, mallory-weiss tears, or peptic ulcer disease. recurrent vomiting is a red flag and can also lead to aspiratioin, dehydration, electrolyte imbalance

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Setting up the abdominal exam: Empty bladder, Relaxed – arms to side or chest, knees bent. Pillow. Warm hands and stethoscope, Trimmed nails; Slow, methodical, tell them what you are gonna do, do painful region(s) last; Use patient’s hand under yours or distract the patient if necessary if ticklish or talking to them, Observe patient’s face. Provider stands on patient’s right unless palpating left kidney do palpation last can change bowel sounds.

Answer 104

check for symmetry, which can be altered in hepato/splenomegaly, enlarged organ or mass umbilicus: observe contour and any signs of an umbilical hernia invagination w/ the intestine can cause strangulation. signs of peristalsis (rhythmic movement of the intestine that can be seen in thin people) and pulsations (aorta)

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contour of the abdomen: flat, rounded, protuberant(fluid ascites marking w/ liver disease and portal venous hypertension, suprapubic bulde of distended bladder or pregnant uterus, ventral, femoral, or inguinal hernia),or scaphoid (concavity, acute or chronic mesenteric issues difficulty eating because of severe pain)? Any flank or local bulges? Skin: scars, striae (stretch marks- pink/purple striae halmark of cushing syndrome), rashes (burrow marks parasitic mite scabies, ecchymosis of abdominal wall in intraperiotneal or retroperitoneal hemmorhage), lesions, dilated veins (caput medusae backup portal venous system hypertension from cirrhosis or inferior vena cava obstruction)

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Listen first and throughout for bowel sounds with diaphragm Borborygmi–sound stomach makes (rumbling, gurgling-moving of materials w/ gas through intestines), Go clockwise starting right move to left when listening going the direction of the intestines and dont go the opposite way. when hungry hyperperistalsis if loud and fast could be obstruction. (ex. 5-34 per minute) if don’t hear it listen for full 5 min. Listen over the aorta (umbilicus), renal (lateral), iliac, and femoral arteries for bruits staying in midcavicularline with bell Place the diaphragm over the liver and the spleen to listen for venous hum (could mean portal hypertension) or friction rubs (grating type of sound peritoneal inflammation) having patient breathe in

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helps you assess amount and distribution of gas in abdomen, viscera and masses that are solid, fluid-filled, and size of liver and spleen. Tympany (gas) dullness (fluid and feces) over all four quadrants Determine tympany and dullness over clockwise pattern hearing tympany if dullness could be fluid or consolidation or stool, bladder (hear dullness w/ full bladder).

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along midclavicular line- Start below the level of the umbilicus, & percuss upward until you hear dullness. Mark this area. Start above the liver just below the breast (having patient hold breast up) and percuss downward along the midclavicular line until you hear dullness. Mark this area. Measure the distance between the marks. Normal liver span is 4-6 cm midsternal and 6 – 12 cm right midclavicular. Span of liver decreased when small, free air below diaphragm from perforated bowel or hollow viscus, decrease w/ resolution of hepatitis or heart failure. Liver dullness displaced downward by COPD w/ normal span. Dullness from right pleural effusion or consolidated lung may falsely increase size. Gas in colon may produce tympany in RUQ obscure dullness falsely decrease estimated liver size.

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All organs pushed down during inspiration. Find last intercostal space or 11th and 12th rib then above in the 10th rib intercostal space or anterior axillary line percuss along here spleen shouldn’t be near this percussing there for tympany then have the patient breath in and if splenomegaly going to hear dullness when comes over anterior axillary (don’t do deep palpation for splenic rupture). This is a positive splenic percussion sign. Fluids or solids in stomach or colon may also cause dullness.

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gentle aids detection of abdominal tenderness, muscular resistance, and superifical organs and masses. Deeper for liver edge, kidneys, and abdominal masses Deep- about 2 inches or more checking for tenderness or masses

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in all four quadrants, in a clockwise pattern, Identify any superficial lesions or masses, tenderness, and resistance/voluntary guarding(flinching) versus involuntary guarding (muscles become rigid breathing in and out or through mouth), Use relaxation techniques to assess voluntary guarding: Instruct to breathe out deeply, Instructto breathe through the mouth. If have appendicits there will be peritoneal irritation w/ guarding and tightening.

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Palpate with your hands below the level of liver dullness along the R midclavicular line. Place both hands side by side on right abdomen below border of liver dullness costal margin. Press down and upward using the hooking technique (especially if they are obese) ask the patient to take a deep breath; as they exhale begin to palpate. Ask the patient to take another deep breath in and feel for the liver edge to come down and meet your fingertips with inhalation. Note any tenderness (may be normal), enlargement. When palpable the liver edge should be soft, sharp, regular with a smooth surface.

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With your left hand lift up the left lower rib cage. Palpate with your right hand below the left costal margin, press in towards the spleen. Ask the patient to take a deep breath. Begin palpation with exhalation. Ask the patient to take another deep breath. Note any tenderness or enlargement. Spleen is usually not palpable. If palpable describe size, contour. May suggest organomegaly.

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Retroperitoneal location and usually not palpable. A normal right kidney may be palpable, especially in thin, well-relaxed individuals. If palpable describe size, contour. Left kidney (move to the patient’s left side) : Place your left hand in the left upper quadrant below the costal margin. Place your right hand behind the patient, just below the 12thrib. Lift anteriorly. Ask the patient to take a deep breath. At the peak of inspiration push deeply from anterior to posterior, trying to capture the kidney. Ask the patient to breathe out and stop breathing for a moment. Slowly release the pressure and feel for the kidney sliding back into its expiratory position. A normal left kidney is rarely palpable. Right kidney: Place your right hand in the right upper quadrant and left hand behind. Repeat same technique noted above.

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Press firmly deep in the upper abdomen (epigastrium), slightly to left of midline and identify aortic pulsations. Place your fingers on the edges of the aorta and try to detect aortic pulsations and estimate it width. 2-3 cm is normal. Assess for tenderness.

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suggest vascular occlusive disease. hepatic bruit suggests carcinoma of liver or cirrhosis. Arterial bruits w/ both systolic and diastolic components suggest parital occlusion of aorta or large arteries atherosclerotic arterial disease. Bruits in epigastrium suspicious for renal artery stenosis or renovascular hypertension.

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physiologic (pregnant uterus), vascular (AAA), neoplastic (colon cancer), obstructive (distended bladder or dilated loop of bowel). Raise head and shoulders or strain down tightening abdominal muscle feeling for it intra-abdominal mass obscured by muscular contraction

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pain upon touching usually found in irriated and inflamed structures

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increased in diarrhea or early intestinal obstruction. Changes in bowel sounds for diarrhea, intestinal obstruction, paralytic ileus, and peritonitis. Decreased then absent as in adynmaic ileus and peritonitis listen for longer. High-pitched intestinal sounds suggest fluid and air under tension in dilated bowel. Rushes of high pitched sounds coinciding w/ abdominal cramp signal intestinal obstruction

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enlargement of liver (hepatoblastoma, ascites, or from mononucleosis) caput medusae backup of portal venous system

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enlargement of spleen from mononucleosis caused by portal hypertension, hematologic malignancies, HIV, infiltrative diseases amyloidosis, splenic infarct or hematoma detected by change in percussion note from tympany to dullness on inspiration positive splenic percusion sign. Left flank mass palpable nothc on medial border, edge extends beyond midline, percussion is dull, fingers can probe deep to medial and lateral borders but not between mass and costal margin.

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fat is most common cause (umbillicus sunken, pannus apron of fatty tissue below inguinal ligmane), gas- localized or generalized tympanic percussion caused by intestinal obstruction and paralytic ileus more marked in colon than bowel. Prengnancy, tumor (rising out of pelvis dull air-filled to periphery ovarian tumors, uteirne fibroids, distended bladder. Ascites fluid- lowest point in abdomen

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pain expressed by patient after examiner presses down on an area of tenderness and suddenly removes hand. Present for: acute salpingitis, peritoneal inflammation (acute pancreatitis, appendicitis). diverticulitis

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peak incidence 10-12 years, begins as dull, steady pain in periumbilical area. Progresses over 4-6 hours and localizes to right lower quadrant: low grade fever, nausea, anorexia. Sudden pain relief may indicate rupture of appendix leading to peritonitis. Rebound pain or tenderness (RLQ) at McBurney’s point. Visceral and move to parietal give antibiotics and appendectomy. Positive cough test, guarding, rigidity, rebound tenderness, Rovsing (left sided pain right sided pressure), obturator and psoas signand percussion tenderness early voluntary guarding replaced by involuntary muscular rigidity and signs of peritoneal inflammation w/ RLQ pain on quick withdrawl or deferred rebound tenderness.

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increased pulsations w/ increased pulse pressure pain may signal rupture more liekly if larger than 4 cm deadly

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protein containing fluid in the abdomen increased hydrostatic pressure in cirrhosis (most common cause), heart failure, constrictive pericarditis, or inferior vena cava or hepatic vein obstruction. Decreased osmotic pressure in nephrotic syndrome, malnutrition or ovarian cancer. Dullness shift to more dependent side, tympany shift to top, shifting fluid wake, and peripheral edema all common

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inflammation of galbladder due to obstruction of cystic duct by gallston. fever and leukocytosis, jaundice, nausea and vomiting, anorexia, pain (right upper quadrant or right shoulder may radiate to back steady aching, increase w/ deep breathing), fat intolerance, feeling of fullness, abdominal distention. Positive cough test, guarding, rigidity, rebound and percussion tenderness RUQ pain, murphy’s sign

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as a decrease in bile flow due to impaired secretion by hepatocytes or to obstruction of bile flow through intra-or extrahepatic bile ducts impaired secretion of conjugated billirubin caused by drugs

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increased adrenal cortisol production produces round moon face w/ red cheeks. Excessive hair growth in mustache, sideburns, chin, chest, abdomen, and thighs purple striae halmark of cushing syndrome. Striae, atrophy, purpura, ecchymoses, telangiectasias, acne, moon facies, buffalo hump, hypertrichosis

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Stool or fecal matter can get stuck in diverticulosis nuts and things difficult to digest get stuck and can cause inflammation. Because of constipation straining of pressure in colon. LLQ pain w/ a palpable mass characterized by diffuse abdominal pain w/ abdominal distention, hyperactive high-pitched bowel sounds, tenderness on palpation marks small or large bowel obstruction; pain w/ absent bowel sounds, rigidity, percussion tenderness, and guarding points to peritonitis.

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can have unpleasant abdominal fullness after light or moderate meals or early satiety. Enlarged palpable liver edge. Firmness or hardness of liver, bluntness or rounding of its edge, surface irregularity suspicious for liver disease.

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fecal oral route of A poor hand washing contaminating water and food, rarely fatal. Hep B- chronic infection, immature immune system easier to infect up to age 5 die from cirrhosis or liver cancer. Hep C- percutaneous exposure most prevlanet chronic bloodbrone pathogen. Rare sexual transmission creates cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma, and end-stage liver disease

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caused by adhesions or hernias or cancers cramping pain in periumbilical or upper abdominal increased peristaltic waves found, protuberant abdomen tympanitic throughout signified by obstipation

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will have functional, nonucler, dyspepsia w/ 3 month hisotry of nonspecfici upper abdominal discomfort or nausea not attributable to structural abnomralities or peptic ulcer disease recurring and present for more than four months. Also include delayed gastric emptying, gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, change in form of stool (lose, watery, pellet-like), linked to luminal and mucosal irritants that alter motility, secretion, and pain sensitivity.

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acute or chronic pancreatitis, nasty w/ stones clotting pancreatic duct and you can see pancreatic cancer jaundice only in sclera. Sudden knife-like epigastric pain radiating to the back. Epigastric pain

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mucosal ulcer in stomach or duodenum covered w/ fibrin extending through muscularis mucosa H. pylori infection epigastric radiate to back

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signs of peritonitis include positive cough test, guarding (voluntary contraction of abdominal wall), rigidity (involuntary reflex contraction of abdominal wall from peritoneal inflammation persists over examination), rebound tenderness, and percussion tenderness.

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genetic disorder that causes many fluid-filled cysts to grow in your kidneys. Unlike the usually harmless simple kidney cysts that can form in the kidneys later in life, PKD cysts can change the shape of your kidneys, including making them much larger.bilateral enlargement of the kidney

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suprapubic bulge of distended protuberant pelvis tympany everywhere else dull where belly button and fetus is

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Ask patient to cough (increase intra-abdominal pressure Rigid abdomen. Palpate McBurney point checking for peritoneal irritation rebound tenderness/Rovsing’s sign (Press your fingers in deeply, evenly, and slowly. Then QUICKLY withdraw them. Positive finding is pain in right lower quadrant because of peritoneal irritation. Indications of acute abdomen. Pressure from your fingertips may be sufficient to elicit tenderness. Tap on right side and may elicit left sided pain, heel strike or jump

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patient raise right knee against resistance, lay on left side passively extend right hip to stretch muscle positive sign is increased pain in RLQ.

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flex right hip, knee bent, rotate leg internally at hip positive if increase pain in RLQ.

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Fist percussion: Place ball of one hand over each costovertebral angle and strike it with the ulnar aspect of your fist. Use need enough force to cause a perceptible, but painless jar of the patient, Document as positive or negative for CVA tenderness Ascites- an abnormal fluid collection in the peritoneal cavity. A protuberant abdomen with bulging flanks is suspicious for ascites. (fluid in abdomen, fluid on sides). Percuss the abdomen for areas of tympany and dullness. Think of gravity. Test for shifting dullness: have the patient roll to one side. In stellate pattern percuss on either side for the areas of tympany and dullness as you get more lateral. Fluid wave- ask patient or assistant to press edges of both hands down firmly in midline of abdomen. Pressure helps to stop transmission of wave through fat and tap one flank sharply feeling on opposite side for impulse transmission through fluid.

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Place your hands for liver palpation; under the right costal margin. Ask the patient to take a deep breath and observe. Watch the patient’s breathing and note the degree of tenderness. Positive Murphy's sign is a sudden stop in inspiratory effort due to severe tenderness.

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Place your hands for liver palpation; under the right costal margin. Ask the patient to take a deep breath and observe. Watch the patient’s breathing and note the degree of tenderness. Positive Murphy's sign is a sudden stop in inspiratory effort due to severe tenderness.

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red flag for cancer Any change in the pattern of bowel function? Any change in the size or caliber of the stool? Any diarrhea or constipation? What color is the stool? Any blood or mucus in the stool? Passing gas (flatus)? Any family history of colonic polyps or colon cancer? w/ a mass lesion warns of colon cancer around 12 weeks of preceding 12 months w/ relief from defecation, change in frequency of bowel movements. Excessive flatulus- aerophagia, ingestion of legumes or foods, intestinal lactase deficiency, & IBS.

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bright red fresh blood (maroon colored) in the stools from lower GI blood or very serious upper GI bleed. •Black or dark red blood (oxidized, broken down takes several days): Epigastric pain, heartburn? (peptic ulcer), Recent alcohol, aspirin, or non-steroidal anti-inflammatories? (gastritis), Alcohol abuse? (cirrhosis), Retching, vomiting? (reflux esophagitis) illness for week or two. Change in bowel habits?(colon cancer). Diarrhea, urgency, tenesmus? (UC, Crohn’s, infectious diarrhea). Blood on toilet paper? (hemorrhoids, anal fissure)

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red flag for cancer hemmorhoids. Anorectal pain, itching, tenesmus, or discharge or bleeding from infection or rectal abscess suggest proctitis. Causes include gonorrhea, chlamydia, lymphogranuloma venereum, recep- tive anal intercourse, ulcerations ofherpes simplex, or chancres of primary syphilis. Commonly caused by hemmorhoids. External hemorrhoids are dilated hemorrhoidal veins that originate seldom produce symptoms unless thrombosis occurs. Thrombosis causes acute local pain that increases with defecation and sitting. A tender, swollen, bluish, ovoid mass is visible at the anal margin

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red flag for cancer. Ask the patient their sexual history, History of STIs anal warts or fissures? Analwarts- anywhere in genital region caused by HPV leading to dysplasia cancer. Fistula is an extranal communication from rectoanal juncture out to skin pus and feces can come from this location due to chronic inflammation, surgical procedure done to repair. Associated pain, especially with bowel movements?

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Anal sphincters- External-voluntary and internal-involuntary anal sphincters. Do rectal on patient that has spinal cord injury or nerve damage checking their tone. Shouldn’t be painful, is uncomfortable Anorectal junction Bladder Levator ani muscle- enormous pelvic floor muscle covering entire pelvic basin Rectum Urethra Valve of Houston- folds help keep tone of rectum accommodate for expansion of fecl material. Rectum up till this point w/ junction.

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Prostate – lateral lobe lie against anterior rectal wall. Round, heart-shaped, 2.5 cm long, n a male patient you can palpate right and lateral lobes of prostate through rectum. Palpate shouldn’t be tender, may feel like they have to urinate w/ pressure and Prostate - median sulcus can palpate on a male patient through rectum if enlarged won’t be able to feel sulcus or groove.

Answer 152

bright red fresh blood (maroon colored) in the stools from lower GI blood or very serious upper GI bleed.

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Very common with chronic constipation straining, intra abdominal pressure problems, straining during childbirth. The veins become inflamed are varicose veins. Internal hemorrhoid can pop out (when you ask patient to bear down and is not as painful) external pops out when bearing down (outside of skin more painful). Can hold a lot of blood. Red blood on toilet tissue from hemorrhoid or anal fissure. May not feel any pain just bleeding, itching, leakage of feces. Removed with Hemorrhoidectomy

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black tar like stool (sticky and shiny), due to digested blood in stool from upper GI issue. Or if Black, Non stickystools- recent iron ingestion, medications, (pepto bismol). Can take vitamin C and help with digestion of iron or can be tums.

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inflammation of the rectum & anus, acute or chronic, characterized by rectal pain, tenesmus, discharge or bleeding

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anal itching, may be due to poor hygiene, physical trauma, infection, contact irritants, foods, hemorrhoids with bile salts in skin accompanies jaundice.

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a constant urge to defecate with associated pain, cramping and involuntary straining, cannot completely evacuate bowel. String or ribbon shape feces- sign of obstruction or partial obstruction

Answer 158

Inspect the sacrococcygeal and perianal areas- Assess for lumps, ulcers, inflammation, rashes, or excoriations. Palpate any abnormal areas, noting lumps or tenderness. The patient may stand, leaning forward with their upper body resting across the examination table and hips flexed. The patient may lie on their side with the buttocks close to the edge of the exam table near you; flex the patients hips and knees, especially the top leg. Examine the anus, explain what you are going to do. Insertion: Lubricate a gloved index finger, Ask the patient to bear down, Place finger pad over the anus and gently insert your fingertip into the anal canal; proceed with insertion upon relaxation of the sphincter especially as patient is bearing down, Aim towards umbilicus. Note sphincter tone, tenderness, induration, nodules, or irregularities. Pressing finger into rectum as far as possible. Rotate hand clockwise and palpate as much of rectal surface as possible, then counterclockwise. Palpate for nodules, irregularities, or induration. For females: rectal examination in lithotomy position, if rectum only requires examination, side-lying position afford a much better view to the perianal and sacrococcygeal areas. Before removing gloves, note character of fecal matter, test for occult blood (hemooccult) Prostate may prompt an urge to urinate – inform patient, Sweep finger carefully over the prostate gland, Identify lateral lobes and median sulcus, Note size, shape, and consistency, Identify any nodules or tenderness a normal prostate is rubbery and nontender.

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Rectal polyps- Very common for patients to have polyps growing slowly, not usually symptomatic, can bleed when they get larger over time having dysplasia or pre-cancer from benign to malignant and can spread rapidly and become fatal spreading into rest of colon as well as throughout body. Screen for blood ins tool.

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fecal occult blood tests, screening starting at 50, colonoscopy every 10 years more likely if long-standing IBD, family history. Anal intercourse also increases risk due to perianal and rectal abrasions and HIV transmission. Rectal exam yearly for middle-aged to older men not done for younger men unless complaint.

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actors include age (\<50), ethnicity (African advanced-stage and before 50), and family history, diets, obesity, smoking. BPH not a risk factor palpable nodule, area of induration, or asymmetry can screen for DRE or PSA.

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RLQ pain pain that migrates from periumbilical region with abdominal wall rigidity on palpation can be pelvic inflammatory disease, ruptured ovarian follicle, and ectopic pregnancy.

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if amenorrhea suggests it, ask about last date of intercourse. Common early symptoms: tenderness, tingling, or increased size of breasts, urinary frequency, nausea and vomiting, easy fatigability, and sensation baby is moving 20 weeks.

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postcoital bleeding, external burning, superficial pain, can be caused by trichomonal, candidal, or bacterial. Vaginal discharge in children

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bleeding between menses; includes frequent, excessive, prolonged, or postmenopausal bleeding can be caused by pregnancy, cervical or vaginal infection or cancer, cervical or endometrial polyps or hyperplasia, fibroids, bleeding disorders, and hormonal contraception or replacement therapy.

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**no period could be not developing periods, missed periods, having a period then it stopping. most common pregnancy, are you sexually active, birth control, have regular period, weight changes, chronic illness, increase in stress? Primary- never initiating period 16 y/o w/out period (chromosomal abnormalities, anatomic, malnutrition, Endocrine reasoning: HHA- adipose tissue estrogenic HPO (hypothalamus pituitary Ovarian access). Secondary-menstruating then stop, ex. pregnancy, menopause, OC, polycystic ovarian syndrome, idiopathic, lactation. Amenorrhea followed by heavy bleeding suggests threatened abortion or dysfunctional uterine bleeding due to lack of ovulation.**

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painful menses, can include back achy cramping before or during menses. menstrual cramps ask sacred seven what day before menstruation and heaviest bleeding any other associated symptoms? Can be primary w/out cause (increased prostaglandin production in luteal phase) or secondary w/ cause (endometriosis, adenomyosis, PID, and endometrial polyps)

Answer 168

first onset of period between the ages of 9-16 average age 11 based on genetic endowment, socioeconomic status, and nutrition. Imperforate hymen occasionally delays menarche. When doing exam virgin vagina only admit one finger and a small pederson.

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cessation of menses 48-55 normally 50-51 for 12 consecutive months

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menstrual period with abnormal heavy or long periods. what products are you using, your definition of heavy, duration of flow, how many products going through, when did you start, length of cycles

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shedding of endometrial layer of the uterus monthly (LMP-last menstrual period was the first day of last menstrual period and flow). First ½ of cycle- estrogen increase. Progesterone- 2nd half more predominant hormone crave carbs, hard, breast tenderness. For someone that is actively menstruating Ask frequency, duration (3-7 days), flow (how often are you changing tampon or pad excessive flow include clots), and your methods of contraception (extended cycle of birth control ex. IUD women dont get period. Average length between 24-32

Answer 172

Uterine bleeding at irregular intervals, particularly between the expected menstrual periods. Metrorrhagia may be a sign of an underlying disorder, such as hormone imbalance, endometriosis, uterine fibroids or, less commonly, cancer of the uterus.

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condition in which you have infrequent menstrual periods. It occurs in women of childbearing age. PCOS, skip perios, Some variation in menstruation is normal, but a woman who regularly goes more than 35 days without menstruating may be diagnosed with oligomenorrhea. Periods usually occur every 21 to 35 days.

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(transition time having a lot of signs and symptoms ex. Hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, skipping or shorter periods, accelerated bone loss, increase in total and LDL, cholesterol, and urethral and vulvovaginal atrophy w/ dryness, dysuria, and dyspareunia. insomnia around 45). erratic cyclical bleeding, flushing. Ovaries stop producing estradiol, progesterone, estrogen drop testosterone persists w/ LH and FSH elevated highly. Estradiol remains.

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term used to describe a menstrual cycle that is shorter than 21 days.

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12 months w/out a period otherwise perimenopausal. 6 months w/out period then bleeding should check can lead to endometrial pathologic. For someone that is post-menopausal as the age of menarche but not as importnant only for breast cancer, menstruation history, age at menopause, and if there is any postmenopausal vaginal bleeding (nex. Endometrial cancer unless proven otherwise doing pelvic ultrasound and biopsy when does it occur, after voiding, intercourse)

Answer 177

bleeding commonly occurring 6 months or more after cessation of menses; any vaginal bleeding post menopausal after a year out of menopause, need to do a workup could be dryness, sex, endometrial cancer, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), uterine and cervical polyps

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cluster of physical and emotional symptoms (social withdrawal) that occur in the one to two weeks before a women’s period for three consecutive cycle, resolving around the start of bleeding may change over time interference w/ daily activities

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irritation of genital area, itching, inflammation, increased strong smelling discharge (color, consistency, odor), discomfort while urinating. other associated symptoms any abnormalities where it started and other associated symptoms

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painful intercourse localizing where it occurs (superficial pain is local inflammation, atrophic vaginitis, or inadequate lubricatoin) (deeper pain- pelvic disorders or pressure on normal ovary\_, perimenopausal, vaginal dryness, how often having sex, timing w/ ovulation, every time?, external or deep?, post-coital bleeding usually related to situational and psychosocial factors.

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LMP, point to it, quantify, qualify, associated symptoms, vaginal discharge, dysuria, bowel habits, constant or cyclic, visceral? Pelvic pain is acute and chronic-greater than 6 months nonresponsive to treatment red flag for sexual abuse, pelvic floor spasm myofascial pain; most commonly caused by endometriosis (retrograde mammary flow outside uterus, PID, adenosis, and fibroids). Acute in menstruating girls and women warrants immediate attention broad differential including life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, ovarian torsion, and appendicitis. Can be GI, infectious or urinary, STIs commonly caused by PID, ruptured ovarian cyst.

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bleeding after sex, might be because of a cervical polyp, papsmear for cervical cancer, atrophic vaginitis, or due to vaginal dryness

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one's innermost concept of themselves one, both, or neither same or different from what they were born as

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gravida= total # of pregnancies, P=outcome of pregnancies F (full term) P(preterm\>37 weeks) A (Abortion elective or spontaneous\<24weeks/miscarriage \>24) L (living children). F,P, and A always add up to g unless pregnant NSVD- natural spontaneous vaginal delivery: C/S-cesarean section not if remarkable postpartum hemorrhage or laceration

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n-inherent or immutable sexual attraction to or other people who are you attracted to ex. LGBTQ higher risk for abuse, alcohol abuse, AIDS, suicidal ideations and attempts

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issues or concerns things in the relationship are healthy or not. Libido, problems, satisfaction, desire, arousal (lubrication), orgasm (impaired by stress). High risk sex- Unprotected sex, multiple partners (male, female, or both)-non-judgemental. Sexual dysfunction: women may lack desire, fail to arousal and attain adequate lubrication, despite arousal unable to reach orgasm. Can be due to estrogen, clinical illness, trauma or abuse, surgery, pelvic anatomy, and psychological and psychiatric condition.

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involuntary contraction of muscles around the opening of the vagina in women with no abnormalities in the genital organs. The tight muscle contraction makes sexual intercourse or any sexual activity that involves penetration painful or impossible. perimenopausal, vaginal dryness, how often having sex, timing w/ ovulation, every time?, external or deep?, post-coital bleeding. involuntary spasms of muscles following introitusdue to physiologic and psychological issue, can insert tampons cant have sex underlying history of abuse can do physical therapy as well as psychiatric support, underlying issue of anxiety

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inferior to introitus can palpate pea sized glands openings on either side located posteriorly of opening

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structure for sexual satisfaction for a female

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thin mucous membrane covering introitus can see some of the findings remnant of hymen can cause problem. Imperforate hymen- if closed might be accumulating blood hematocolpos need to pass menstrual blood

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Between labia minora opening for vagina may be hidden by hymen

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rounded folds of adipose tissue overlying symphysis pubis

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thinner pinkish red folds or inner lips that extend anteriorly to form prepuce and clitoris

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fat filled hair pad

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midline between vagina and anus can be asymmetric if had a tear during delivery

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covering of clitoris

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lateral to vagina. Pale and atrophic indicator of menopause

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hole for urethra opens into vestibule between clitoris vagina

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hick-walled fibromuscular structured shaped like an inverted pair. Containing fundus, body/corpus, and cervix at isthmus. Perimetrium (serosa perineum), myometrium, endometrium

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musculomembranous tube extending upward and posteriorly between bladder, urethra, and rectum lies at horizontal plane and terminates at fornix mucosa in transverse folds or ruga

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between labia minora boat shaped fossa

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whole outside of vagina

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appendages of uterus ovariy(size of almond),fallopian tubes, along w/ ligament and supportive structure .

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space between the uterine cervix anterior to the body of the uterus near the bladder

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muscular structure holding urine, anterior to the uterus uterus lays anterolateral over it

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part of the female reproductive located in the pelvis. It is the opening in the lower part of the cervix between the uterus and vagina.

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lower part of uterus. Outer area of cervix squamous (shiny and pink), epithelium metaplastic cells, inner is squamocolumarjunction. Screen for abnormalities when doing pap smear, squamous, columnar and in between metaplasticcells. Endocervix=plushy and red endothelial cells produce mucus

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rectouterine pouch

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tubes connecting the ovary to the uterus, ectopic pregnancy commonly occur here. Fimbria extend from ovary to each side of uterus conduct oocyte to cavity.

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part closest to the fundus on the uterine tube

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produce estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone

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space between the uterus posterior to body of the uterus near the rectum

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outer layer

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transition from squamous to columnar epithelium from vagina to uterus

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uterus is about size of fist and pear-shaped, continuous w/ vagina. On exam able to palpate fundus (convex, smooth, nodular, tender, enlarged) Vagina - entrance to the uterus

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musculomembranous tube extending upward and posteriorly between bladder, urethra, and rectum lies at horizontal plane and terminates at fornix mucosa in transverse folds or ruga

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between labia minora boat shaped fossa whole outside of vagina

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adnexa- appendages of uterus ovariy(size of almond),fallopian tubes, along w/ ligament and supportive structure . Anterior fornix- space between the uterine cervix anterior to the body of the uterus near the bladder Bladder- muscular structure holding urine, anterior to the uterus uterus lays anterolateral over it

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Cervical os- part of the female reproductive located in the pelvis. It is the opening in the lower part of the cervix between the uterus and vagina. Cervix- lower part of uterus. Outer area of cervix squamous (shiny and pink), epithelium metaplastic cells, inner is squamocolumarjunction. Screen for abnormalities when doing pap smear, squamous, columnar and in between metaplasticcells. Endocervix=plushy and red endothelial cells produce mucus Cul-de-sac/rectouterine pouch

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Fallopian tube- tubes connecting the ovary to the uterus, ectopic pregnancy commonly occur here. Fimbria extend from ovary to each side of uterus conduct oocyte to cavity. Isthmus of the uterus- part closest to the fundus on the uterine tube

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Ovary- produce estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone Posterior fornix- space between the uterus posterior to body of the uterus near the rectum Serosa- outer layer Transformation zone- transition from squamous to columnar epithelium from vagina to uterus Urethra- pee hole Uterus- uterus is about size of fist and pear-shaped, continuous w/ vagina. On exam able to palpate fundus (convex, smooth, nodular, tender, enlarged) Vagina- entrance to uterus

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Equipment needed for exam: Exam table with stirrups; Sink, cleansing agent; A stool, Lamp, Gloves, Specula (Graves- more rounded duck bill if have had children or morbidly obese because it provides more support for visualization , Pederson-parallel edges no duckbill Young women never had children, elderly or for dryness), Lubricant, Pap smear media, Culture collection media; Slides, saline, KOH, Tissues

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Start with the patient lying supine on the exam table with the head elevated 30-45 degrees. Assist the patient placing her heels in the stirrups. Adjust the angle & length of the stirrups to "fit" the patient. Have the patient slide her hips down until she contacts the edge of the table. Have the patient relax her knees outward. Uncover the vulva by moving the center of the drape away from you. Try to avoid creating a "screen" with the drape pulled tight between the patient's knees. Announce what you are going to do and then touch the patient on the thigh with the back of your hand before proceeding

Answer 224

Inspection: Infection or concerns w/ piercing, monsfor rashes vulva. Excoriations or itchy, small, red maculopapules suggest pediculosis pubis (lice) found at base of pubic hairs. Enlarged clitoris in masculinizing endocrine disorders. Bartholin gland for infection. Palpation bartholin gland 4-o-clock and 8-o-clock position outside labium majus w/ discharge or exudate.

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(Warm and/or lubricate the speculum- enlarge intriotus by inserting finger pointing down and palpating. Varies based on type of spec/purpose of exam), Announce what you are going to do, then touch the patient on the inner thigh before proceeding, Expose the introitus by spreading the labia minora from below using the index and middle fingers of the NON-DOMINANT HAND (peace sign), Insert the speculum at a 45 degree angle with slight downward motion, Avoid contact with the anterior structures. Once past the introitus, rotate the speculum to a horizontal position and continue insertion until the handle is almost flush with the perineum, Open the "bills" of the speculum 2 or 3 cm using the thumb lever, Position the bills so that the cervix "falls" in between, Secure the speculum, Do not move the speculum while it is locked open. When cervix retroverted, cervix points anteriorly.

Answer 226

(Pap sampling, cultures, wet prep sample)-see slide 58 cells are removed from cervix by cervix brush for the outer squamous and transformation zone then collected cervix cells w/ cytobrush. Goal of pap is to sample area. Normal cervical mucous around ovulation can see junction of squqmaousred plush like endocervicalcells, passed a baby. Irregular, warty HPV sample whole outside and inside of cervix. Getit when there is dysplasia

Answer 227

Slowly remove the speculum same way inserted at 45 degree angle, clear cervix before letting blades go down visualizing as you go out and close w/ introitus exit. Bimanual examination- Apply lubricant to 2nd & 3rd finger. Inform patient you are going to insert your fingers, de-glove non dominant hand on bimanual exam. Insert fingers at an oblique angle. Place your other hand on the patient’s lower abdomen. Ask patient to bear down to feel the muscle tone squeezing your fingers (weakness form aging, deliveries, neurologic conditions, contributing to stress incontinence) (over recruitment tightening, vaginal wall tenderness, and referred pain signal pelvic pain from spasm, cystitis, vulvodynia), Palpate and feel vagina checking for nodularity, tenderness. Palpate cervix w/ your index finger noting size, shape, and consistency, assess for masses as well as the cervical os and ectocervix and fornix where it hangs down feel all four of area. Gently move cervix side to side between your fingers trapping it, noting mobility and tenderness, lifting it forward and noting mobility and tenderness. Press downward with the abdominal hand and palpate the uterus (if possible) Note uterine position, consistency, tenderness and estimate uterine size also on uterus palpate fundus to feel for nodules, size (if enlarged due to pregnancy, uterine myomas, fibroids, or malignancy), masses, tenderness. If obese or not relaxed may not be able to feel. Go to right exam adnexus trapping to feel ovary on one side rotating hand up and over to other side to palpate other ovary note size, shape, any other palpable adnexal structures. Menopausal women: ovaries atrophy if palpable could be ovarian cyst or cancer. Document: No tenderness, uterus was mobile, limited by body habitus. Firm, spongy, not enlarged or quantify number of weeks for pregnant uterus everything is 6 weeks usually, umbillicusis 20 weeks. Halfway between pubic bone and umbillicus 10 weeks.

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, +/-Rectovaginalexamination: Change gloves (or double glove initially), Apply lubricant to 2nd& 3rdfingers, Insert 2nddigit into vagina & 3rdinto rectum, Palpate the RU pouch, uterus and rectum: Consistency, Masses, Tenderness, Fecal occult blood testing. Can feel retroverted uterus best this way. For palpate retroverted uterus, uterosacral ligaments, cul-de-sac, and adnexa downward pressure (nodularity and thickening of uterosacral ligaments from endometriosis w/ pain movement)

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Every two years when young, and every year as you get older. If doing a pap smear make sure patient doesnt have period. No sex 24-48 hours before. 72-120 hours timeline for evidence collection. Not usually done on young adults unless amenorrhea, excessive bleeding, unexplained abdominal pain, vaginal discharge, or dysmennorhea. Dont lubricate speculum when taking sample will interfere with sampling. Rotate tip of brush in cervical os clockwise can also test for chlamydia and gonorrhea. Done for (age 21 and under 65- every 3 years under 30, 5 years between 30-65 and one partner). Speculum exam once sexuallyactive, no matter the age. Wouldn’t do manual unless having problems. If sexually active have a full exam. When pregnant women use cotton tipped applicator instead of endocervical brush

Answer 230

bartholin gland cyst or infection commonly there is a duct blockage that forms an abscess that is tender and sore not allowing patient to sit can be causes by trauma, gonocooci, anaerobes (bacteroids) gland appears as tense, hot, very tender. Pus emerging from duct or eryhtmea around duct opening

Answer 231

Exquisitely tender, patients will come in with burning w/ urination (UTI) when because when these soars come in contact w/ urine. Ulcer w/ exudate, shallow, small painful ulcers take 2-4 weeks to heal flat or depressed areas, inflamed, multiple or diffuse, mirroring both sides of labia start out as fluid filled vescile rupturing to ulceration 4-7 days after exposure. Flu-like symptoms, blah. Lymphadenopathy Type 1 and type 2 cross border between upstairs and downstairs, Type 1- few number of lesions type 1 genitally, Type 2 more severe outbreak lesions soar

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T. palenium. Single lesion that is painless chancre. Different stages of syphilis if test positive never have a lesion could have been on cervix and never knew about it. How it looks, size, location, descriptors. Small lesion 1cm lateral to introitus at 9 painless

Answer 233

large raised, round or oval, flat-topped gray or white lesions point to condylomata lata. Contagious and w/ rash sores in mouth, vagina, or anus.

Answer 234

Well demarcated border, itchy, jock itch for female patient, red, adematous, itchy, recent antibioticuse, areas where skin folds and moisture. Contact dermatitiis detergent soaps, or yeast infection (classic example saddle-like lesions)

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occurs where sun doenstshine, dermatologist or watch.Irregular border, pigmentation, spread, prepuce

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1-4 ml in 24 hour period, White/transparent, thick or mucoid, Odorless or minimal “musky” odor, Increases with pregnancy, OCP use and around the time of ovulation, Lactobacillus is normal flora, Acidic pH because of lactobacillus. Self cleaning organ, squamous epithelium, sheds squamous cells women on daily is squamous, mucous white/yellowish thick have minimal odor irritated or itchy. Deuche- gets rid of good bacteria and alters pH

Answer 237

Incredibly common, imbalance of natural fleura offset by diet, stress, poor hydration, more at risk,not sexually transmitted. Complaining of discharge fishy odor bacteria don’t want in vagina fishy odor, milky and white homogenous and a little bit fishy selling. Can be very subacute, polymicrobial facultative anaerobes can cause mild irritation.

Answer 238

parasite WBCs- look same. Largerthan WBC find one can focus and flagella moved get dizzy going in circle, strawberry cervix similar to candida infection punctate erythema, discharge like EV, green from heme break down punctate areas of bleeding greenish discharge old blood frothy making foam. Profuse discharge and pooling in posterior area, comlainingof painful intercourse or urination

Answer 239

yeast infection. Wet prep, normal saline swab of vagina w/ saline on microscope yeast hyphae spores. Discharge for yeast, if external discharge looks stuck on white, clumpy cottage cheese like discharge yeasty smell, red erythema swelling, itchy on outside may or may not have vulvitis symptoms w/ it. Antibiotic wipes out normal flora, yeast normal once antibiotics formed.

Answer 240

Pooling w/ more discharge milky white, mild,fishy odor. pH elevation not as acidic as it should be, clue cells furry squamous cells bacteria adhering to it. KOH and if you put it w/ wet mount get intense fishy odor. No inflammation. Yeast and tricinflammation

Answer 241

HPV, stuck on warts,exophitic, cauliflower like 1 or 2 versus 20. can look like skin tag and classic appearance can diagnose

Answer 242

Hard, irregular,nontender, itchy, bleeding from clothing rub

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prolapse of the rectum, posterior wall prolapse, herniation of rectum into posterior wall of vagina, resulting from weakness or defect in endopelvic fascia. Calm steady pressure to reinsert into body for 5-8 minutes relaxing and pops it back in

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prolapse of the bladder, anterior wall prolapse. Damaging fascia, pelvic floor symptoms, stress incontinence, incomplete void, need for further bowel movement, heaviness in pelvic area. Ask them to bear down to see if they have prolapse

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nulliparous cervical os is smaller and either round or oval. Cervix is covered by smooth pink epithelium

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after childbirth, cervical os presents a slit-like appearance. Not always slit like can return depending upon dilation

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lateral displacement of cervix, involving uterosacral ligaments.

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trauma of difficult childbirth deliveries tear cervix, producing permanent transverse or stellate lacerations

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whitening on cervix is bad and is indicator for cervical cancer unless proven otherwise

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Inflammation of cervix-red angry looking. Yellow pustule inflammation white blood cells. Testing for STDs giving antibiotics

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Inflammation of cervix-red angry looking. Yellow pustule inflammation white blood cells. Testing for STDs giving antibiotics

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40s-80s estrogen replacement therapy w/ premature ovarian failureto prevent miscarriages and causes cancer or vaginal adenosis developing into clear cell carcinoma screening regularly more sampling. Cockcombarea of extra tissue above the top ask about exposure of themslevesor someone else to DES see slide 62. daughters of women who took DES are at higher risk for several abnormalities columnar epithelium covering cervix, vaginal adenosis extension of epithlium to wall, circular collor ridge of tissue rare carcinoma of upper vagina

Answer 253

Common glandular tissue of cervix, nontender, little round elevations

Answer 254

everytime we have sex I bleed intercourse rubbing on it, forceps and grasp onto it twist and pull out for pathology, don’t know how deep stalk is doesn’t inhibit menses

Answer 255

weakness of pelvic floor muscles may cause pain; urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, and prolapse of pelvic organs can produce cystocele, rectocele, or enterocele. Risk of surgery, age, childbirth, obesity, diabetes (neuropathy), parkins and multiple sclerosis, medications, intrabdominal pressure COPD constipation.

Answer 256

HPV is major risk factor for cervical cancer due to persistent infection with it after 10 years. Biggest risk factors failure to undergo screening and multiple sex partners, smoking, immunosuprression HIV, long-term use of OC, chlamydia, parity. Raised, friable, or lobed wart-like lesiosn seen.

Answer 257

rare only found found w/ DES exposure, HPV infections

Answer 258

Anteverted leaning toward bladder. Cervix at intriotus

Answer 259

Having babies damaging to structure, postmenopausal- loss of estrogen, more prone. Uterus based on severity grade 1-3 prolapse w/ grade 3 being completely out of the uterus Uterus= cervix very anterior cervixuterus goes back 20-25% variation of normal. More of backaches than pelvic aches during menses. Can also be anteflexed antivereted and anteflexed both pressing on bladder, retroverted and retroflexed pressing on bowel when inserting specule have to press toward bellybutton

Answer 260

Fibroids in wall of uterus, pedunculated- outside, subserosal- in surface,submucosal- cause irregular bleeding. Nodularity of uterus fundus dome shaped might feel irregularity. Almost always benign

Answer 261

tenderness mild moderate severe on palpation and deeper when theycomplain can feel round mass smooth fluctuant. Diagnosed w/ pelvic ultrasound fullness and tenderness on side, moveaorund

Answer 262

older than 55 years, three symptoms merit special attention: abdominal distention, abdominal bloating, and urinary frequency; however, these are usually reported w/in 3 months of diagnosis and frequently occur in other conditions. Began in area of metapalsia, cannot be distinguished. Forms extensive, irregular, cauliflower-like growth, caused by smoking, early frequent intercourse, multiple partners and HPV. Family history, presence of BRCA1 or 2. Risk decreased by oral contracpetives, multiple pregnancies, breastfeeding, and tubal ligation.

Answer 263

Most commonly caused by gonorrhea chlamydia discharge inflammation and infection in a tube. Don’t want to move anything in pelvis from so much inflammation long term untreated blockage, because of of ectopic pregnancy, feverish, looking toxic. Differential appendicitis. Chandelier sign positive cervical motion tenderness barely tolerate speculum or recent IUD insertion, or appendicitis

Answer 264

Pregnancy where it should not be growing fetus embryo, life threatening in fallopian tube (slow bleed, rupture pain resolves 5-6 weeks ectopic) w/ only so much give rupturing. Pelvic pain, sexually active, similar to PID not as severe gnawing unilateral pain, shoulder pain. Varying tenderness and pain may cause cervical motion tenderness.

Answer 265

Delayed puberty is often familial or related to chronic illness. Reflect disorders of hypothalamus, anterior pituitary, or ovaries. Pubic hair (both male and female) no pubic hair at all (prepubertal) [typically age 10 and younger]

Answer 266

Tanner II- small amount of long, downy hair with slight pigmentation at the base of the penisand scrotumor on the labia majora[10–11.5]

Answer 267

hair becomes more coarse and curly, and begins to extend laterally [11.5–13]

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adult-like hair quality, extending across pubisbut sparing medial thighs [13–15]

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adult-like hair quality, extending across pubisbut sparing medial thighs [13–15]

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ask patient if it is staining underwear, and if there are other symptoms like: fever, chills, rash. Gonorrhea- Yellow penile discharge, chlamydia- white discharge (non-gonococcal urethritis).

Answer 271

Ulcers- Syphilitic chancre and herpes. HPV- warts. Swelling- mumps, scrotal edema, and cancer. Pain- testicular torsion, epididymitis, and orchitis

Answer 272

can affect: libido, orgasm (not orgasming w/ ejaculation suggests psychogenic), ejaculation; can cause: premature ejaculation, reduced or absent ejaculation (affecting middle-aged or older men caused by medications, surgery, neurologic deficits, or lack of androgen), and impotence. From psychogenic causes if early morning erection is preserved. Otherwise can be caused by decreased test., decreased blood flow in hypogastric arterial system, impaired neural innervation, and diabetes.

Answer 273

dysuria, frequency, urgency, hesitancy; nocturia, weak stream, incontinence- difficulty w/ stream, blood in urine, and urinating at night suggest BPH or cancer. Frequency, urgency, and pain acute prostatitis.

Answer 274

is inflammation of the glans penis. Etiology of bacterial, fungal secondary to poorly retractile foreskin and poor hygiene caused by candida, strep. Have patient be in bright, cool, and dry room, can be washed off

Answer 275

inflammation of both glans penis and prepuce. Etiology of bacterial, fungal secondary to poorly retractile foreskin and poor hygiene caused by candida, strep. Have patient be in bright, cool, and dry room , can be washed off

Answer 276

intracellular pathogen. Most commonly reported, silent most are asymptomatic can cause PID in women. Can affect and become pneumonia in newborn.

Answer 277

Absence of one or both testes from scrotum. Testis is atrophied and lies outside scrotum in inguinal canal, abdomen, or near pubic tubercle or absent increases risk of cancer. Common birth defect for males will descend within first year surgery not needed. Cryptorchidism is distinct from monorchism, condition of having only one testicle

Answer 278

relies on testosterone, arterial blood flow from internal iliac\>pudendal, neural innervation adrenergic. Venous engorgement of corpora cavernosa from sympathetic triggers T11-L2, stimulation from genitalia 2-S4. Parasympathetic pathways pudendal.

Answer 279

Epidermoid cysts or epidermal inclusion cysts are symptomatic, semi-solid cysts are filled and lined with keratin. responsible for the soft, "cheesy" keratin contents. Common on the scrotum, (rarely found on the penis). Cysts can be located almost anywhere, including the face, neck, scalp, or trunk. Unknown pathogenesis. Misnomer to call these sebaceous cysts. Hypothesized that some epidermoid cysts may originate from median raphe cysts

Answer 280

infection causing Inflammation of the epididymis usually accompanies Orchitis (inflammation of testicles). Caused by chlamydia, gonorrheae, E. colli, and Pseudomonas. Highest prevalence 19-35 y/o. Painful swelling in scrotum, reddened, vas deferens inflamed. develops rapidly 24-48 hrs. Starts in epididymis may progress to one large inflammatory mass encompassing both epididymis and testicle. Prehn’sSign: alleviation of pain with scrotal elevation. May have dysuria or discharge if concomitant urethritis. May have reactive hydrocele. May have fever or elevated WBC. Differential diagnoses: Testicular torsion, Testicular tumor, Torsion of appendix testes, Scrotal hernia or hydrocele, Trauma, Henoch-Schonleinpurpura.

Answer 281

causes urethritis the mucosal susceptible to infection are oral-pharyngeal, genitals, eyes, rectum. In genitals wil develop into painful urination and pus discharge and can block urethra, cause strictures, or sterilitly can become complicated when untreated leading to endocarditis, meningitis, and arthritis. No vaccinations. Rash, tenosynovitis, monoarticular arthritis, menigngits, diessminated gonorrhea.

Answer 282

Abnormal protrusion/saccular outpouching of viscera through peritoneal walls, develop at points of weakness in abdominal wall, Hernia in the early stages can be harmless, Calm steady pressure to reinsert into body for 5-8 minutes relaxing and pops it back in if someone relaxes ask about vacations. Use trendelenburg and reducing patient, hernia repair most overall fail. Progression may result in an irreducible hernia, with: Ischemia, injury & infarction. Resulting in tissue death.

Answer 283

Clinical exam in not accurate in determining whether a hernia is direct or indirect. Can be described as pain in groin while performing exercise, pain with Valsalva, i.e.: coughing, lifting or sneezing. A bulge in the groin that disappears on lying down. Pressure, ‘heaviness’ or “weakness” in groin. Pain & swelling into scrotum or around the testicles. Inguinal hernia: Most common, Most adult indirect hernias are acquired. Indirect hernias have a peritoneal sac, can contain bowel (incarcerate, strangulate). congenital. developing form the peritoneal sac Direct hernias medially due to weakness in floor of inguinal canal commonly found in people who strain and heavily lift. contain preperitoneal fat, BUT large direct hernias can: Have a peritoneal sac, Descend into the scrotum, incarcerate, strangulate just like an indirect and are always acquired.

Answer 284

part of peritoneum lined w/ fluid allowing intestines to slide and if open gravity will push fluid into scrotum. Peritoneal fluid surrounds Testicle, sliding between: Visceral tunica vaginalis and Parietal tunica vaginalis. Processus vaginalis- extra bit of defect: A diverticulum of the peritoneal cavity into the scrotum. Commonly found in infants goes away, defect or irritation in tunica vaginalis inflammatory. If found in adult can be due to local injury, infection, radiotherapy, chronic accumulation from peritoneum is a painless scrotal swelling, increases w/ progression of day. Signs: non-tender, trans-illuminent because translucent fluid may be bluish if on right-side suspicious for testicular tumor and can be obscured by hydrocele otherwise benign. Commonly found in ascites, washcloth below it from elevation.

Answer 285

congenital ventral displacement of meatus on penis to inferior surface of penis. Meastus may be subcoronal, midshaft, or at junction of penis and scrotum. Impotence- inability to achieve an erection or orgasm

Answer 286

inability to achieve an erection or orgasm

Answer 287

when its contents cannot be returned to the abdominal cavity. develop at internal inguinal ring, spermatic cord exits characterized by pain, abdominal distention, absolute constipation. Surgical emergency, acute bowel obstruction w/ ischemic bowel, with high risk of incarceration/strangulation if small internal ring small and hernia is large. Reduce it in supine position, analgesia/sedation, ice can reduce swelling. Slow-steady manual pressure (3-10 minutes) trendelenburg helpful Ex. morphine, fentanyl,

Answer 288

desire for sex low libido may arise from depression, endocrine dysfunction, or side effects of medications.

Answer 289

inflammation of the testis painful, tender, and swollen. Difficult to distinguish from and usually accompanies epidiymitis. Reddened scrotum in mumps or viral infections and is usually unilateral.

Answer 290

climax of sexual excitement, characterized by feelings of pleasure centered in genitals experiences as an accompaniment to ejaculation (males)

Answer 291

tight prepuce that cannot be retracted over glans (foreskin or prepuce) covering the head (glans) of the uncircumcised penis. Phimosis may appear as a tight ring or “rubber band” of foreskin around the tip of the penis, preventing full retraction. Uncircumcised may not retract and become hung up. Paraphimosis- tight prepuce that once retracted foreskin trapped behind the glans of the peniscannot be returned w/ ensuing edema. Paraphimosis is a urologic emergency that requires immediate treatment to prevent necrosis/gangrene, with amputation of the glans penis. Most common in nursing home.

Answer 292

(common in young men)

Answer 293

caused by: Acute and chronic Bacterial Prostatitis, Chronic Nonbacterial Prostatitis (Inflammatory), Granulomatous Prostatitis; Nonbacterial, Non Inflammatory Prostatitis (Prostatodynia/ Chronic pelvic pain). Can present as several syndromes. Signs and symptoms: acute onset of: low back pain, perineal pain, fever/chills, hematuria, and general malaise. Sepsis presentation: fever, tachycardia, and hypotension range from normal to nodular, tender, boggy, and firm. Pain: perineal, groin, suprapubic, penile, scrotal, rectal; Voiding dysfunction: dysuria, poor stream, frequency, urgency, nocturia; Sexual: pain with ejaculation.

Answer 294

any orifice where you have sex. Infections from oral-penile transmission include gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, and herpes. Symptomatic or asymptomatic proctitis follow anal intercourse.

Answer 295

An oily, cheese-like substance that builds up on uncircumcised male penises due to poor hygiene. Left unattended it may eventually form a cheese beanie. Smegma can be washed out with plain water. Carefully retract your foreskin. Smegma usually builds up behind the inner end of the glans (just behind the bell-shaped tissue known as the corona). Soap isn't advised.

Answer 296

blood supply to entrapped contents in hernia is compromised. Suspect if tender, nausea, vomiting, need surgery.

Answer 297

torsion or twisitng of testicle on its spermatic cord, producing Abrupt onset of pain, tender, and swollen usually testicular, can be lower abdominal, inguinal. May follow exercise or minor trauma (teenagers up to 40). Need to fix otherwise can lose testicle, May awaken from sleep. Cremasteric contraction with nocturnal stimulation in REM. Up to 8% report testicular pain in past. Symptoms: Edematous, tender, swollen scrotum if delayed, Elevated from shortened spermatic cord. Horizontal lie common, Reactive hydrocele may be present. Cremasteric reflex absent in nearly all(unreliable in \<30mo old). Prehn’s sign unreliable (elevation relieves pain in epididymitis and not torsion). Surgical emergency prompt clinical. Detort w/in 6 hours best but still need surgery rotate outward. If presents before swelling, Need appropriate sedation, In 2/3rds of cases testes torsemedially, 1/3rd lateral. Success if pain relief, & testes lowers in scrotum, Still need surgical fixation Torsion of appendix testis- Appendix testis- Small vestigial structure, remnant of Mullerian duct. - Pedunculated, ~ 0.3cm long (note other appendix structures). Prepubertal estrogen may enlarge appendix and cause torsion seen as a blue dot of gangrenous appendix testis little bit of appendage dying off. Analgesics, scrotal support to relieve swelling surgery for persistent pain no need for contralateral exploration.

Answer 298

auses bladder distension induration along ventral surface of penis or carcinoma causing. Tenderness in indurated area suggests periurethral inflammation.

Answer 299

male urethra normally sterile. Most is caused by STDs. Most commonly caused by: gonorrhea (yellow) and chlamydia (scanty white or clear) . Gonorrhea: Painful urination w/ pus discharge, can cause blockage later on

Answer 300

Scrotal vein dilation & tortuosity (bag of worms distort contours of scrotal skin), thickened venous plexus (backing up pressure larger health problem causes change in temperature Often asymptomatic. Associated with infertility?: Elevated testicular temperature, Interference with mitochondrial function, Decreased spermatogenesis and motility. Red flag if there is a sudden onset in older man can be a renal tumor, or spermatic vein occlusion. If treated doesn’t help fertility.

Answer 301

base of glans

Answer 302

posterolateral of each testis, softer, tightly coiled tubules becoming vs derens seperated by sulcus.

Answer 303

external opening of tunnel triangular slit-like structure palpable just above and lateral to pubic tubercle. When forced through produce inguinal hernia.

Answer 304

route for herniating mass below inguinal ligament. Near artery w/ bowel incarceration or strangulation.

Answer 305

internal head of penis made up of spongiosum

Answer 306

lies medially to and parallel to inguinal ligament, forms tunnel for vas deferns passing through abdominal muscles.

Answer 307

1cm above midpoint of inguinal ligament. Neither palpable through wall.

Answer 308

shaft made up of corpus spongiousm (from bulb to glans making up all of glans), urethra, corpora cavernosa. Lymph goes to deep and external inguinal lymph nodes.

Answer 309

foreskin of penis covers entrance in uncircumcised men where smegma, secretions of glans, collect.

Answer 310

Sac outside of abdominal cavity, part of abdomen Dual chambered pouch of skin & muscle, Contains testes, epididymis & lower spermatic cords, Divided by septum (scrotal raphe). Cremaster muscle and tunica dartos make involuntary adjustments to regulate temperature for spermatogenesis (seminiferous tubules) optimal is 94o \> 98 hot. Contain: spermatic cord, cremasteric muscle, tunica vaginalis, epididymis (very easily palpated and extremely sensitive most sensitive when hit), fascia (dartos). Has a scrotal raphe separating left from right. Lymph from scrotum into superficial inguinal lymph nodes.

Answer 311

sits atop bladder connected to vas deferens stores sperm for delivers

Answer 312

vas, blood vessels, nerves, and muscle

Answer 313

paired ovoid glands of seminiferous tubules and interstitial covered by tunica albuginea. Tunica vaginalis covers testis if lining remains open creates indirect inguinal hernia w/ parietal (anterior ⅔ of testis) and visceral layers (lines adjacent scrotum)) form potential space for abdominal fluid or hydrocele. Cancer common if have HIV or cryptorchidism

Answer 314

entrance of penis

Answer 315

firm muscular cord-like structure transports sperm from tail of epididymis along circular route to uretha from scrotal sac into pelvic through inguinal merge to seminal vesicle becoming ejaculatory duct emptying into urethra

Answer 316

Women 24 and younger for gonorrhea and chlamyida. HPV vaccination in males 11-21. Lower risk to female partners of orophargyneal cancers. Early HIV infection ART decreases risk of progressing to AAIDS, reducing risk of transmitting to uninfected heterosexual partners and mother to child. 15-65 testing and pregnant woman. Annuualy for high-risk groups younger than 15 years old, men w/ male sex partners, multipel sex partners, injection drug use, prostitutes, sex partners who are HIV infected, bisexual, or any other STI.

Answer 317

sexuality and secrecy, racial and ethnic disparities, poverty and marginilization, limited access to health care, substance abuse, and sexual networks. Prevent STI- seek attention for genital lesions, penile discharge. Use condoms with each act, apply before it occurs, water-based lubricants, immediately withdraw if breaks and holding it, limiting number of partneers, regular healthcare treatment for STIs and HIV.

Answer 318

Used for screening for testicular cancer. Every month, perform this test during or after a shower. This way, the scrotal skin is warm and relaxed. Best while standing. Gently feel your scrotal sac to locate a testicle. (Don’t expect symmetry!) Firmly but gently roll the testicle between the thumb and fingers of both hands to examine the entire surface. Epididymis is lumpy at the top Feel for change! Feel any hard lumps or nodules (smooth rounded masses). Be aware of any change in the size, shape, or consistency of your testicles. Repeat the procedure with the other testicle. Come in if painless lump, swelling, or enlargement in either testicle, pain or discomfort in testicle or scrotum, heaviness or sudden fluid collection, or dull ache in lower abdomen and grown.

Answer 319

Have patient stand, especially for varicoeles. Palpate shaft noting induration, abnormality, noting tenderness. Skin: on ventral and dorsal surface and base of penis for excoriations or inflammation (lice, crabs, scabies). Prepuce: foreskin if present, retract prepuce or ask patient to retract to detect chancres and carcinoma, smegma (cheesy, whitish material accumulate under foreskin). Retract and replace. Glans: ulcers, scars, nodules, or signs of inflammation. Compress glans between fingers open meatus allow to detect disrachge. If unable to see and patient has noted it has him to milk shaft from base to glans expelling. Urethral meatus: location

Answer 320

Skin: lift scrotum to inspect posterior surface noting lesions or scars and inspect pubic hair distribution. Epidermal cysts- Dome-shaped white or yellow papules or nodules from occluded follicles filled with keratin debirs of desquamated follicular epithelium, common, multiple, and benign. May reveal nevi, hemangiomas, or telangiectasis (dilated veins), STIs (condyloma), ulcers- herpes and chancroid (painful), (painless) sympthilis and lymphogranuloma venereum (inguina lymphadenopathy) Contours: swelling, lumps, veins, bulging masses, or asymmetry of left and right hemiscrotum. Poorly developed scrotum on one or both sides suggest cyrptorchidism (undescended testicle). Indirect inguinal hernia, hydrocele, scrotal edema, and carcnoma. Inguinal areas: erythema, excoriation, or visible adenopathy. Erythema and mild excoriation fungal infection, not uncommon in moist areas. Palpate: each testis and epiddiymis fradle palpate contents slide them back and forth one one hand to other. Firm not hard, descended, symmetric, nontender, and without masses. Tender painful scrotal swelling in acute epidiymitis, orchitis, torsion of spermatic cord, or strangulated inguinal hernia. Painless nodule on testis (testicular cancer 15-34 year old). Spermatic cord: palpate including vas deferens (stiff and tubular distinct- if chronically infected feel thickened or beaded w/ a cyst suggest hydrocele), epididymis to external inguinal ring. Varicocele- palpate cord 2cm above testis hold breath and bear down valsalva. (temporary increase in diameter of spermatic cord indicates filling of dilated veins) Nodules or swellings (transillumination behind scrotum)- will light up w/ red glow if hydrocele. Blood or tissue in normal, tumor or hernia dont.

Answer 321

Inspect: bulging area and assymmetry for hernia. Palpate: While standing place tip of dominant index finger at anterior inferior margin of scrotum, superficial to testicle move finger and hand upward toward external inguinal ring, invaginating scrotal skin beneath peripubic fat pad next to base of penis. Follow spermatic cord upward to inguinal ligmanet finding external inguinal ring (triangular slit-like would be direct inguinal hernia) and its floor above and lateral to tubercle trying to get up into internal (would be indirect hernia) if possible. Ask to cough in both regions feeling for bulge or mass that touches against finger. Palpate for femoral hernia fingers on anterior thigh in region of femaoral canal, asking them to strain dwon again or cough noting swelling or tenderness. Scrotal mass or hernia: have patient lie down, mass return to abdomen, fingers above mass in scrotum-hydrocele- transilluminate. Listen to mass w/ stethoscope, or may be hydrocele transmitting from abdomen- hernia. Try to reduce it by sustained pressure w/ fingers dont do if tender or if patient is nauseas and vomiting.

Answer 322

* Swelling of spermatic cord- Hydrocele (fingers above mass), Varicocele (bag of worms) , Hernia (listen to mass with stethoscope w/ bowel sound) * Swelling of testis- Testicular Torsion, Orchitis, Testicular Carcinoma * Swelling of epididymis- Epididymitis, Spermatocele * Swelling of skin- Epidermoid cyst, squamous cell CA

Answer 323

Tanner I testicular volume \< 1.5 ml; small penis (prepubertal; typically age 9 & younger)

Answer 324

Tanner II testicular volume ~ 1.6 and 6 ml; skin on scrotum thins, reddens and enlarges

Answer 325

Tanner III testicular volume ~ 6 and 12 ml; scrotum enlarges further; penis lengthens (11–12.5)

Answer 326

Tanner IV testicular volume ~ 12 and 20 ml; scrotum enlarges further and darkens;

Answer 327

Tanner V testicular volume \> 20 ml; adult scrotum and penis (14+)

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