'Bowel sounds' presentation slideshows

PHYSICAL SIGNS OF THE ABDOMEN

PHYSICAL SIGNS OF THE ABDOMEN. Lidia Ionescu Cl.III chirurgie. Abdomen. Region of the trunk, between the diaphragm and the inlet of the pelvis. Abdomen. Diaphragm=primary muscle of respiration, dome-shaped: right dome-upper border 5 th rib, left dome-lower border 5 th rib.

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PHYSICAL SIGNS OF THE ABDOMEN

PHYSICAL SIGNS OF THE ABDOMEN. Lidia Ionescu Cl.III chirurgie. Abdomen. Region of the trunk, between the diaphragm and the inlet of the pelvis. Abdomen. Diaphragm=primary muscle of respiration, dome-shaped: right dome-upper border 5 th rib, left dome-lower border 5 th rib.

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Management of Patients with Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department

Management of Patients with Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department. Abdominal Pain Lecture Outline. Recognition & resuscitation for life-threatening causes of abd. pain Physical exam features Choosing diagnostic tests Initial treatment Differential diagnosis

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Chapter 30

Chapter 30. Bowel Elimination and Care. Terminology Related to Bowel Elimination. Defecation: process of bowel elimination Constipation: hard stools; difficulty passing stools Diarrhea: several liquid stools per day Fecal impaction: stool obstruction Flatus: gas.

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Toxicology

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Toxicology

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EM Clerkship: Approach to Overdose/ Poisoned ED Patients

EM Clerkship: Approach to Overdose/ Poisoned ED Patients. Objectives. Describe US Poison Systems/Services Poison Epidemiological Highlights Describe common Toxidromes Describe Indications for Tox Screens and other diagnostic tests Describe GI Decon Options, Indications

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DISEASES OF LOWER GI 1

DISEASES OF LOWER GI 1. Intestinal Obstruction It occurs when intestinal contents cannot pass through the GI tract, it may be partial or complete. The causes are classified as mechanical or non mechanical. Types

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Chapter 20 Digestion and Bowel Elimination

Chapter 20 Digestion and Bowel Elimination. Introduction. Functions of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract GI problems are the source of complaints and discomfort for older adults Many factors impact GI health in older adults

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Chapter 28

Chapter 28. The Gastrointestinal System. Theory Objectives. Identify three major causative factors in the development of disorders of the gastrointestinal system. Explain three measures to prevent development of disorders of the gastrointestinal system. Theory Objectives (cont.).

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Acute Abdomen

Acute Abdomen. Temple College EMS Professions. Acute Abdomen. General name for presence of signs, symptoms of inflammation of peritoneum (abdominal lining). Acute Abdomen. Determining exact cause irrelevant in pre-hospital care Important factor is recognizing acute abdomen is present.

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Acute Abdomen

Acute Abdomen. Temple College EMS Professions. Acute Abdomen. General name for presence of signs, symptoms of inflammation of peritoneum (abdominal lining). Acute Abdomen. Determining exact cause irrelevant in pre-hospital care Important factor is recognizing acute abdomen is present.

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Acute Abdomen

Acute Abdomen. Temple College EMS Professions. Acute Abdomen. General name for presence of signs, symptoms of inflammation of peritoneum (abdominal lining). Acute Abdomen. Determining exact cause irrelevant in pre-hospital care Important factor is recognizing acute abdomen is present.

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Death Round

Death Round. MICU Case By Maruf Aberra Jan 23/2007. Identification. Late F..T. Age -14 years Female Addis Ababa Date of admission- 27/04/99 E.c Date of death - 01/05/99 E.c. Referral Paper ( Private Clinic ) 27/04/99. Known Diabetic on Insulin

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Medical Terminology

Medical Terminology. List 10 Abreviations. abd. Abdomen. a.c. ac. Before meals ( Ante cibum ). ad lib. Freely as desired ( ad libitum ). b.i.d. bid. Twice a day ( bis in die ). BM. Bowel movement Bone marrow. BP B/P. Blood pressure. bs. Bowel sounds Blood sugar

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Head to Toe Assessment

Head to Toe Assessment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP4zgb9H3Cg Generalized patient assessment Work from the head down Know normal = identify abnormal . Palpate Head and Neck. Checking for lumps and bumps any lesions or tenderness. Check the ears. Use an Otoscope.

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ABDOMINAL ASSESSMENT

ABDOMINAL ASSESSMENT. Abdominal Assessment. Patient needs to be exposed from above the xiphoid process to the symphysis pubis. Also, make sure your patient does not have a full bladder. Place patient in a supine position: pillow under the head and knees. Helps to relax abdominal muscles.

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Physical Assessment:

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GROIN MASS

GROIN MASS. CASE 1.

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Case Discussion

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