GI Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Order of GI examination

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Inspection
Auscultation
Percussion
Palpation

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Looking for during abdominal inspection

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skin characteristics
symmetry
surface motion
masses
hernias
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3
Q

Where do you listen for friction rubs?

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liver or spleen

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4
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In Epigastric region

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pylorus
duodenum
pancreas
portion of liver

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5
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umbilical region

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omentum
mesentery
lower part of duodenum
jejunum & ileum

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6
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left lumbar region

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descending colon
lower half of left kidney
portions of jejunum & ileum

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left inguinal region

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sigmoid colon
left ureter
left spermatic cord
left ovary

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right inguinal region

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cecum
appendix
distal ileum
R ureter
R spermatic cord
R ovary
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9
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presence of scarring should alert to the possibility of

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adhesions

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10
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limited abdominal movement associated with respiration in adult males

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peritonitis

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11
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loud prolonged gurgles

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boborygmi

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12
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tinkling bowel sounds

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intestinal fluid & air under pressure = early obstruction

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13
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decreased bowel sounds

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peritonitis

paralytic ileus

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14
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abdominal friction rub indicates

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inflammation of the peritoneal surface of the organ from tumor, infection or infarct

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What is assessed by percussion of the R and L costovertebral angles?

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kidney tenderness

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16
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Light palpation in all 4 abdominal quadrants assesses

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guarding (muscle resistance)
tenderness
masses

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17
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Deep palpation is to identify

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ID liver border
ID bulges/masses around umbilicus
uncover gallbladder enlargement
splenomegaly
enlargement or tenderness of kidneys
identify aortic pulsations
deep abdominal masses
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soft, low-pitched sound that is continuous and may be heard epigastric & around the umbilicus

19
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midsternal liver span

20
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midclavicular vertical liver span

21
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dullness from L ribs 6-10

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inflamed gallbladder pain with examination that abruptly halts inspiration

23
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pain or distress in the area of the patient’s heart or stomach on palpation of the McBurney’s point; associated with appendicitis

24
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fixed dullness to percussion on the left flank & dullness on the right flank that disappears with change in position; associated with peritoneal irritation

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Ballance sign

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rebound tenderness associated with peritoneal irritation or appendicitis
Blumberg sign
26
ecchymosis around umbilicus associated with pancreatitis, hemoperitoneum, pregnancy
Cullen sign
27
absence of bowel sounds in RLQ associated with intussusception
Dance sign
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Which kidney is more palpable?
right
29
prominent lateral pulsation of the abdominal aorta
aortic aneurysm
30
What can be felt easily in a patient with ascites?
fluid wave
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rebound tenderness over RLQ that suggests appendicitis
McBurney sign
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pain related to intercourse or menses
uterine fibroids
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burning abdominal pain
peptic ulcer
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colicky pain
appendicitis; renal stone
35
Ecchymosis of flanks associated with pancreatitis
Grey Turner sign
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abdominal pain radiating to left shoulder associated with splenic rupture
Kehr sign
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RLQ pain intensified by LLQ palpation associated with appendicitis
Rovsing
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examine conjunctiva to evaluate
pallor = anemia
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examine the sclerae for
jaundice = hyperbilirubinemia
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perianal tags are common with
Crohn's disease | Cobblestone mucosa on colonoscopy
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associated with sclerosing cholangitis and bloody, frequent watery diarrhea
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