ch 23: Throat, Thorax, and visceral conditions Flashcards

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organs in LLQ

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descending colon, sigmoid, left ovary, left fallopian tube, left ureter

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organs in LUQ

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stomach, spleen, left lobe of liver, body of pancreas, left kidney, left adrenal gland, parts of transverse and descending colon

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organs in RUQ

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liver, gall bladder, duodenum, right kidney

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organs in RLQ

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cecum, appendix, ascending colon, right ovary and fallopian tube, right urether

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Stomach

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J shape bag btw esophagus and small intestine
stores food for 4h to turn it into chyme

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what is absorbed into bloodstream across stomach lining without full digestion

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water
electrolytes
aspirin
alcohol

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small intestine

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most digestion and absorption of food
peristalsis (3-6h)

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appendix

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accumulation of bacteria
appendicitis

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liver

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bile for breakdown of fat
absorb excess glucose from blood and stores it as glycogen

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alcohol abuse

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cirrhosis of liver

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hepatitis

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inflammation of liver caused by viral infection

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gall bladder

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accessory to liver storing bile

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spleen

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  • cleansing blood or foreign matter, bacteria, virus, toxins
  • storing excess RBC for later and releasing for liver
  • producing RBC in the fetus
  • storing blood platelets
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pancreas

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secretes most digestive enzymes that breakdown food
secretes insulin and glucagon

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kidneys

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filter and cleanse blood

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appendicitis

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inflammation of the appendix
nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, low grade fever

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cholecystitis

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inflammation of the gallbladder
onset follows a meal
P! in RUQ and R SH
nausea, vomitting, splinting on R side

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perforated peptic ulcer

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perforated ulcer in stomach
p! aggravated by mvt
pt appears ill
rigid abdomen
grunting respiration
absent bowel signs

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ectopic pregnancy

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pregnancy in the fallopian tube
cause rupture
severe persistent p!
epigastric
associated w/ hypotension and tachycardia

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ovarian cyst

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abnormal cystic tumor of the ovary
sharp onset of p!
ipsilateral lower abdomen
may have nausea and vomitting following p!

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pelvic inflammatory disease

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chronic inflam. of the pelvis caused bu multiple infections (chlam, gon,etc.)
p! at the end or shortly after menstruation
bilat LQ
inc. p! w/ manipulation of the cervix
possible cervical discharge, fever

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urinary calculus

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p! location changes w/ mvt of the urinary stone
may radiate to testicle or groin
++ p!

23
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4 classic sites of heart auscultation

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aortic
pulmonic
tricuspid
mitral

24
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dysesthesia

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underlying peritoneal irritation causes a light touch to be perceived as désagréable

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McBurney point
1/3 of the distance btw ASIS and umbilicus
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Lanzmann's point
tender pnt in appendicitis situated in line btw 2 ASIS, 5-6cm from the R spine and 2cm below mcburney
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