Which of the following are the functions of the abdominal muscles

Which artery supplies oxygenated blood to the stomach

A sac-like pear shaped organ that concentrates and stores bile.

The largest part of the Gastrointestinal tract

The heaviest organ of the body, stores mineral and iron, produces antibodies, and prothrombin and fibrinogen for blood coagulation

The following organs are found in the RUQ. Except:

The following organs are found in the LUQ. Except:

The following organs are found in the RLQ. Except

The following organs are found in the LLQ.

Which organ is found in the LUQ

Which of the following is true on the purpose of abdominal assessment

In this subjective data, it is stated on how the client felt the pain

This indicates what kind of pain is the client experience or feel

This indicates where the pain is felt

Indicates how long the patient felt the pain

Which of the following is NOT part of the 8 F'sof abdominal distension

Which of the following are one of the 8 F's of abdominal distension

Are very common in infants and young children, particularly in babies born prematurely. Appears as a painless lump in or near the belly button (navel).

Described as superficial oedema with bruising in the subcutaneous fatty tissue around the peri-umbilical region. This is also known as peri-umbilical ecchymosis. It is most often recognised as a result of haemorrhagic pancreatitis.

Abnormal findings on the Rectus Abdominis

Abnormal finding on the umbilicus

WIDENED PULSE PRESSURE AND STRONG EPIGASTRIC PULSATIONS OF THE

ABDOMINAL AORTA

What part of the stethoscope do you use on auscultating the bowel sounds

What is the normal bowel sounds

IS THE NORMAL HYPERACTIVE BOWEL SOUNDS. LOUD,

AUDIBLE, AND GURGLING

Are made by the movement of the intestines as they push food through. They simply mean that the gastrointestinal tract is

working.

What do you use when auscultating the Vascular sounds of the abdomen

Results from conditions which cause portal vein hypertension. Collateral venous channels are opened between the portal and the systemic venous channels, and the resultant flow of blood from the high-pressure portal system to the lower pressure systemic system in some way results to this type of sound

Might be an indicative of cancer in the liver with inflammatory changes or infection in or

adjacent to the liver. If detected in a young woman, the examiner should consider gonococcal

peritonitis of the upper abdomen (Fitz–Hugh–Curtis syndrome).

What is the sequence of percussing the abdomen

The predominant sound heard when percussing the stomach

What is the normal liver span for men and women

What sounds do you hear when you percuss for the liver span from the pubis symphysis

What sounds do you hear when percussing the liver span from the clavicle

Where do you percuss the spleen

Where to percuss the gastric bubble

What kind of percussion do we use when percussing the kidneys

What are the normal findings when percussing the Kidney

Liver tenderness can occur in conjunction with

Urine filled bladder produces what sound when percussed

How many cm do we depress when doing light palpation

Purpose of light palpation

How deep do we palpate on deep palpation

Palpation that is performed to determine liver shape and consistency.

Where do we palpate the liver

Normal findings on the hook method indicates: Liver edges should be firm, sharp, regular ridge with a smooth surface. Normally,

the liver is not palpable, although maybe felt in extremely thin adults.

Where do we palpate the spleen

Normally the spleen should be palpable

Which of the following statements is correct

What do we palpate on the bladder

Lymph nodes located horizontally near the inguinal ligament

Lymph nodes that lies vertically below the junction of the saphenous and femoral veins

Advance technique used to detect the lower liver edge by using the difference in sound transmission through the abdominal cavity over solid and hollow organs. The test is thought to be particularly useful if the abdomen is tense, distended, obese, or very tender.

A technique to elicit referred pain, reflective to peritoneal inflammation secondary to appendicitis

Also called Blumberg's sign, is something your doctor might check for when diagnosing peritonitis

A medical sign that indicates irritation to the iliopsoas group of

hip flexors in the abdomen, and consequently indicates that the inflamed appendix is retrocaecal

in orientation (as the iliopsoas muscle is retroperitoneal).

A clinical sign of acute appendicitis, it is defined as

discomfort felt by the subject/patient on the slow internal movement of the hip joint, while the

right knee is flexed.

What position is the patient when you do liver percussion

Inflammation of liver

Inflammation of the gallbladder

Inflammation of the Pancreas

Inflammation of the appendix

Which of the following tests assess if patient have appendicitis

Normal findings when doing the hook method