front 1 Anatomy landmarks | back 1
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front 2 Organs that don't belong using the quadrant method are: | back 2
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front 3 What Forms when ribs articulate with the vertebra | back 3 Costovertebral angle |
front 4 Increase stress levels cause | back 4
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front 5 Common risk factor for depression and withdrawal are | back 5 Gastrointestinal surgery |
front 6 Which ethnicity has an increase chance of colorectal cancer ? | back 6 - African American |
front 7 Which ethnicity have increase chance or h-pylori ( peptic ulcer disease) ? | back 7 - African American - Mexican Americans |
front 8 pulsations and wave life movement below xiphoid process are normal finds for ? | back 8 Thin adults |
front 9 Order of PA for abdomen | back 9
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front 10 Flat, rounded and scaphoid contour are | back 10 Normal findings |
front 11 Protuberant on toddlers and pregnancy are | back 11 Normal findings |
front 12 Protuberance on other individuals may indicate? | back 12
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front 13 Flat ( straight horizontal) are | back 13 Normal finding |
front 14 Protrubance are expected for individuals with | back 14 Pregnancy or toddler |
front 15 Rounded (convex abdomen ) horizontal line now curve outward are due to | back 15 Increase fat or decrease muscle |
front 16 Scaphoid (concave) horizontal line now curve toward vertebral column is expected findings for | back 16 Thin individuals |
front 17 Umbilicus expected findings are | back 17 - no discharge - must be in the center -it maybe be inverted or protruding |
front 18 Protruding or displacement in pregnancy is a | back 18 Normal finding |
front 19 Umbilical that are protruding or displaced for non pregnant is due to ? | back 19 Abdominal mass distended urinary bladder |
front 20 Drainage in the umbilical can be possible signs of ? | back 20 Infection or complications from laparoscopy |
front 21 Priority for the nurse if drainage is detected in the umbilicus ? | back 21 Call Provider |
front 22 Displace or protruding umbilical on a child is a ________? | back 22 Hernia |
front 23 Taut and glistening are expected findings of | back 23 Ascite |
front 24 Lesions, Macule, mole and freckles | back 24 Normal finding |
front 25 Use tangential light across the abdomen shows shadows indicating | back 25 Bulges or masses. |
front 26 Bulges can be ? | back 26 - tumors -cyst -hernias |
front 27 When using tangential light make patients to take a deep breath to | back 27 Accentuate masses |
front 28 Pulsation in the abdomen can indicate | back 28 Aortic aneurysm or increase pulse pressure |
front 29 Increase peristaltic activity can indicate | back 29 Gastroenteritis or obstructive process |
front 30 Peristaltic waves are normal with | back 30 Thin individual |
front 31 The pattern to auscultate vascular sounds are | back 31 midline below xiphoid process and side to side. |
front 32 Aorta sounds are below | back 32 Xiphoid process |
front 33 Vascular sounds are located | back 33 -iliac -renal -femoral artery -aorta |
front 34 To auscultation vascular sounds, what side of the sethoscope do you use ? | back 34 Bell |
front 35 What are Friction rubs? | back 35 Organs rubbing on peritoneum |
front 36 Grating and coarse like sounds are | back 36 Friction rubs |
front 37 Pulsation and blowing sounds | back 37 Bruit |
front 38 hum (soft) and low pitch | back 38 Venous |
front 39 arterial occlusion | back 39 Bruit |
front 40 portal tension | back 40 Venous |
front 41 To detect friction rubs proceed through each quadrant and listen over the | back 41 Liver and spleen |
front 42 Normal bowel sounds | back 42
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front 43 Frequent sounds pt who haven't ate | back 43 Borborygmi |
front 44 Loud and increase pitch and rushing | back 44 Hyperactive bowel |
front 45 Gastrointestinal and diarrhea | back 45 Hyperactive bowel |
front 46 Slow sluggish sounds | back 46 Hypoactive |
front 47 Hypoactive bowel can indicate | back 47
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front 48 Absent bowel sounds can indicate | back 48 paralytic ileus |
front 49 Auscultation for bowel sounds in which side of the stethoscope? | back 49 Diaphragm |
front 50 How long do you auscultate bowel sounds ? | back 50 At least 60 sec. |
front 51 Borborygmi is a normal finding true or false ? | back 51 True this occurs due to patient not eating for a couple of hours |
front 52 Muscle tightness or guarding indicates | back 52 Abdominal pain |
front 53 Involuntary of abdominal muscles associated with peritonitis | back 53 Guarding |
front 54 Masses, tumors or obstruction can be palpated true or false ? | back 54 True |
front 55 Women uterus is palpable true or false ? | back 55 True |
front 56 Mass LLQ | back 56 Stool on colon |
front 57 Bimanual technique is used for | back 57 Obese pt |
front 58 Pancreas is non palpable or palpable | back 58 Non Palpable |
front 59 Palpate for rebound tenderness pt shouldnt feel | back 59 sharp / pain |
front 60 Palpating for rebound tenderness and pt feels sharp pain it's indication of | back 60 Blumberg sign |
front 61 sharp pain as the compressed area returns to a non compressed state and requires immediate attention? | back 61 Blumbergs sign |
front 62 pain in RLQ upon palpation of the LLQ | back 62 Rousings sign |
front 63 Peritoneal irritation in the appendicitis is referred to ________? | back 63 Rousings sign |
front 64 What's test is used for suspected appendicitis? | back 64 Psoas sign |
front 65 Pain in the peritoneal inflammation or appendicitis | back 65 Psoas sign |
front 66 what test can detect pain in cholecystitis ? | back 66 Murphy sign |
front 67 Located in the epigastrium and around the umbilicus | back 67 Venous |
front 68 Locations in the
| back 68 Systolic bruit |
front 69 Vaguely palpable sensation in the epigastric region may be | back 69 Pancreatic in origin |
front 70 Abdominal distention is due to ? | back 70
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front 71 Percussion - Normal tympanic sounds | back 71 Obesity |
front 72 Percussion- tympanic over a large area | back 72 Gaseous distention |
front 73 Percussion- dull palpation- firm | back 73 Abnormal tumor |
front 74 Dullness in the lower abdomen | back 74 Ascites |
front 75 Increase production of gas in the intestine due to food | back 75 Gaseous distention |
front 76 Gaseous distention is caused by ? | back 76
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front 77 Abdominal distention | back 77 Abnormal tumor |
front 78 Abnormal tumor is caused by ? | back 78
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front 79 Accumulation of fluid, protuberance like bulging flasks caused by? | back 79 Ascites |
front 80 Ascites is caused by? | back 80
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front 81 RLQ | back 81 Appendicitis |
front 82 RUQ | back 82 Cholecystitis |
front 83 LLQ | back 83 Diverticulitis |
front 84 IBS also known as SPASTIC COLON can be located in which quadrant? | back 84 LLQ |
front 85 Don't palpate in suspected Appendicitis, dissecting abdominal, aortic aneurysm, polycystic kidney and transplanted organs T/F? | back 85 True |
front 86 ALL 4 QUADRANTS ARE AUSCULTATED FOR A TOTAL OF 5 | back 86 ABSENT BOWEL |
front 87 Pain that may radiate to the right. | back 87 Pain from gallbladder disease |
front 88 Pain that may radiate to the back? | back 88 Pain from pancreatitis |
front 89 Common complaints of weight loss,
ETOH abuse, smoking
and poor oral Common in Male | back 89 Cancer of the Esophagus |
front 90
Weight loss, nausea,
vomiting, abdominal pain, | back 90 Cancers of the GI Tract |
front 91 Predisposing factors include poor dietary
habits
Change in bowel
habits or patterns is In many cases, intestinal obstruction occurs | back 91 Colorectal Cancer |
front 92 Occurs at the umbilicus | back 92 Umbilical Hernia |
front 93 also known as incisional | back 93 Ventral (Incisional) Hernia |
front 94 Weakening in the | back 94 Hiatal Hernia |
front 95 ingests food or water that is contaminated with | back 95 Hep A |
front 96 The disease is | back 96 Hep A |
front 97 The virus is transmitted through contact with the
blood LIFE THREATENING | back 97 Hepatitis B |
front 98 it can cause | back 98 Hepatitis B |
front 99
bloodborne virus and the most common modes
of | back 99 Hepatitis C |
front 100 the virus can cause both acute | back 100 Hepatitis C |
front 101 Hep A, B, C and E are not caused by the LIVER T/F? | back 101 False, it caused by the liver |
front 102 passed on through contact with | back 102 Hepatitis D |
front 103 It only occurs in people who are | back 103 Hep D |
front 104 E virus is transmitted mainly through | back 104 Hep E |
front 105 self-limiting infection and resolves within 4–6
| back 105 Hep E |
front 106 ranging in severity | back 106 Hep C |
front 107 Occasionally, a fulminant form of hepatitis | back 107 Hep E |
front 108 It | back 108 Hepatitis B |
front 109 It can cause | back 109 Hepatitis B |