Chp 23 Assessing Abdomen Flashcards

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Flow of the intestines?

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Left lower, left upper, right upper, right lower

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Where is the ascending colon?

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RUQ

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Where is the duodenum in the abdomen?

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RUQ

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Where is the liver?

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RUQ

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Where is the pancreatic head?

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RUQ

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Where is the pylorus located in the abdomen?

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RUQ

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Where is the appendix?

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RLQ

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Where is the ascending colon located?

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RLQ

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Where is the cecum located?

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RLQ

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Uterus is located in which quadrants?

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Right and left lower quadrant

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What quadrants are the kidneys located in?

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Right and left upper quadrant

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Where is the pancreas located?

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LUQ

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Where is the spleen located?

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LUQ

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Where is the stomach located?

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LUQ

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Where is the epigastric region?

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Upper mid abdomen

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Where is the umbilical region?

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Center of abdomen

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Where are the right and left hypochondriac region?

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Upper right and left areas

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Where are the right and left iliac regions?

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Lower left and right areas

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Where is the hypogastric region?

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Lower middle

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20
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Three layers from back around flanks, to front

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External abdominal oblique, internal oblique, transverse abdominis

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Solid viscera organs?

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Liver, pancreas, spleen, adrenal glands, kidneys, ovaries, uterus

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Hollow viscera organs?

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Stomach, gallbladder, small intestine, colon, bladder

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What groups have 40%-50% higher risk for gastric cancer?

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Blacks, Hispanics, Asian, Pacific Islanders

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Asian Americans have lower rates of what compared to US population?

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Esophageal adenocarcinoma

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What disease affects women more than men?
Gallbladder disease
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What are keloids?
Excess scar tissue from trauma or surgery
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What area would appendix pain include?
Peri umbilical area to RLQ
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What area would flank pain include?
Kidney radiating down the lower abdomen from the ureter
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General routine screening steps?
Observe coloration, umbilicus, contour/symmetry, aortic pulsations and peristaltic waves Auscultation bowel sounds, Percuss tones over four quadrants Palpate four quadrants
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What is the order of assessment for abdomen?
Inspection Auscultation Percussion Palpation
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What sounds to look out for when auscultating?
Bowel sounds, vascular sounds, venous hums, friction rub over liver spleen
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How to test for appendicitis?
Assess for rebound tenderness
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Testing for ascites (fluid build up in abdomen)
Test for shifting dullness Perform fluid wave test
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Testing for cholecystitis?
Asses RUQ for tenderness
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Psoas sign
Pain in RLQ when leg hyperextended
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Obturator sign
Pain in RLQ when hip and knee flexed and leg rotated internally and externally
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Murphy sign
Pain when pressure applied under liver border or right costal margin and client inhaled deeply
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When do you assess the width of the aorta?
Is older than 50 or has hypertension
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What are peptic ulcers?
An open sore that forms in the lining of the esophagus stomach or small intestine
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What are some controllable risk factors that cause peptic ulcers?
Smoking, alcohol, spicy foods, NSAID, stress, H. pylori, family, history, radiation treatments, Zollinger Ellison syndrome
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What is Zollinger Ellison syndrome?
A rare tumor in the pancreas
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What is GERD?
Stomach or gastric acid it’s low back into the esophagus
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What are some risk factors of GERD?
Obesity, pregnancy, smoking, dry mouth, diabetes, asthma
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What should you educate a client that has GERD on?
Avoiding alcohol and tobacco, eating 5 to 6 small meals, a day, not lying down for at least two hours after eating
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What does the fluid waived test check for?
Ascites (abnormal buildup of fluid in the abdomen)
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What does the Murphy sign test for?
Cholecystitis (inflammation of the gallbladder)
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What do psoas sign an obturator signs test for?
Appendicitis
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The abdomen is bordered superiorly by?
The coastal margins
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The afternoon is bordered inferiorly by?
The symphysis pubis and inguinal canals
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The afternoon is bordered by the?
Flanks
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What is the purpose of the abdominal wall muscles?
To protect internal organs
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What are the different body systems of the abdomen?
Gastrointestinal, reproductive, lymphatic, urinary
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Solid visceral organs
Liver, pancreas, spleen, adrenal glands, kidneys, ovaries, uterus
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Hollow viscera organs
Stomach, gallbladder, small intestine, colon, bladder
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Hey sera that is not normally palpable
Pancreas spleen, stomach, gallbladder, small intestine
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What are the vascular structures in the abdominal region?
Abdominal aorta, right and left iliac arteries
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Risk factors for peptic ulcer disease
H pylori, excessive alcohol, NSAIDs, smoking illness, radiation, Zollinger Ellison syndrome
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Risk factors for GERD
Obesity, hernia, pregnancy, smoking, dry mouth, asthma, diabetes, scleroderma alcohol
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What is the method of collection of accurate nursing history in regards to the clients abdomen?
Current symptoms past history, family, history lifestyle
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Steps to prepare a client for an abdominal examination
Empty the bladder, gown, supine, drape for client, breath through mouth
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List the equipment needed for an abdominal examination
Pillow or blanket, centimeter ruler, stethoscope, pen, gown
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Steps of examining the abdomen
Inspect auscultate percuss palpate
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Describe the order to listen to bowel sounds
Right lower quadrant, right upper quadrant, left upper quadrant, left lower quadrant
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What are the five different tests for appendicitis?
Rebound tenderness, referred, rebound tenderness, psoas sign, obturator sign, hyper sensitivity test
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What test do you use to detect cholecystitis?
Murphy sign, right upper quadrant pain
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What is visceral pain?
Hollow abdominal organs become distended or contract forcefully
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What is parietal pain?
When the parietal peritoneum becomes inflamed
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What is referred pain?
The travels from the primary site and becomes highly localized at the distance site
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What are abnormal findings of the abdomen?
Enlarged liver, spleen, kidney gallbladder, liver higher than normal, aortic aneurysm