SM01 Mini3 Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
Q

tympanic sound

A

percussion note obtained over a hollow air‐containing structure such as stomach and intestines (high‐pitched, hollow quality)

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resonant sound

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percussion note obtained over a structure containing air within a tissue such as normal, well‐aerated lung.

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3
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dull sound

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percussion note obtained over a solid organ, ex. heart or liver

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4
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RUQ

A

Right Upper Quadrant

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5
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RLQ

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Right Lower Quadrant

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6
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LUQ

A

Left Upper Quadrant

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7
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LLQ

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Left Lower Quadrant

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8
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epigastric region

A

area in middle of abdomen above the stomach

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9
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umbilical region

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area in central abdomen around umbilicus

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10
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suprapubic region

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area of middle abdomen between umbilical region and symphasis pubis

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symphasis pubis

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midline cartilaginous joint of R+L pubic bones

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pubic tubercle

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forward projecting tubercle on upper medial aspect of superior ramus of pubis

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13
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scaphoid abdomen

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concave curvature of abdomen

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14
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ascites

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accumulation of fluid in peritoneal cavity causing abdominal swelling

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15
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guarding

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VOLUNTARY tightness of anterior abdominal wall muscles

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16
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rigidity

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UNVOLUNTARY tightness of anterior abdominal wall muscles, indicative of peritoneal irritation

17
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Order for Abdominal Exam

A
  1. inspection: contour & wall
  2. auscultation: bowel sounds & bruits
  3. percussion: tympany v. dullness
  4. palpation: tenderness, guarding, rigidity, masses
  5. liver exam: measure span & assess characteristics of liver edge
  6. spleen exam: attempt to palpate in supine & w/pt. laying on R side