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what is the mnemonic that is useful for pain?
PPQRST-a T1 T2
define hematemesis
vomiting of blood
define hemoptysis
coughing up blood
define hematochezia
bloody stool
define dysphagia
difficulty swallowing
define odynophagia
painful swallowing
where does the GI start and end?
starts at mouth
ends at rectum
what are the 4 steps in the abdominal examination process?
inspection
auscultation
percussion
palpation
which quadrant are these located in?

cecum
appendix
lower right
which quadrant are these located in?

liver
gallbladder
pylorus
duodenum
pancreas - head
upper right
which quadrant are these located in?

liver - left lobe
spleen
stomach
pancreas - body
upper left
which quadrant are these located in?

sigmoid colon
lower left
for an abdominal examination, stand on which side of the patient?
right
to listen for vascular sounds, place the bell of the stethoscope over which 4 parts?
abdominal aorta
renal arteries
iliac arteries
femoral arteries
if the liver is larger than 6-12 cm, it's called ...
hepatomegaly
what is Lloyd's sign?
when you percuss the kidney with your fist and it produces tenderness due to kidney irritation
what is McBurney's point?
where the appendix is located (in the right, lower quadrant)
what is Murphy's sign?
when you try to "jiggle" the gallbladder and it produces a pain
in the examination of the abdomen, the location of McBurney's point is 1/3 the distance from the ... and 2/3 the distance from the ...
ASIS
umbilicus
examine tender areas (first or last)?
last
what are the 6 F's when inspecting for distention?
Fat
fluid
flatus
fetus
feces
fatal growth
what is the TRIAD of obstruction for bowel sounds?
High pitched
vomiting
distension
pyelonephritis illicits what sign?
lloyds sign
cholecystitis illicits what sign?
murphy's sign
we do the iliosoas test to test for ...

(hold thigh and have patient try to raise leg)
apendicitis