Week 9 GI System

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• Liver 

• Pancreas 

• Spleen 

• Adrenal glands 

• Kidneys 

• Ovaries 

• Uterus

examples of which type of viscera

solid

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• Stomach 

• Gallbladder 

• Small intestine 

• Colon 

• Bladder

examples of which type of viscera

hollow viscera

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In newborns, the umbilical cord shows prominently on __

abdomen

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__ takes up more space in abdomen at birth than in later life

Liver

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In newborns, the __ ___ is located higher in the abdomen than it is in adults – Lies between symphysis and umbilicus

Urinary bladder

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During early childhood __ wall less muscular, so organs may be easier to palpate

abdominal

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Thinner abdominal wall for __, so don’t put too much pressure when palpating

children

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Examine __ areas last

painful

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bowel sounds use diaphragm or bell

diaphragm

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vascular sounds use diaphragm or bell

bell

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When percussing lightly in all 4 quadrants, you want a __ sound

tympanic

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Percussion over __ is often uncomfortable

kidneys

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Percussion is done over the __ angle

costovertebral

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  • patient doesn’t want you to touch them because it feels uncomfortable 

guarding (usually during palpation)

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  • Deep palpation is __to __cm

  • 5-8 cm

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Only palpate the __ kidney

right

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“duckbill” hands at the flank when palpating __

kidney

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which sit higher left or right kidney

left

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abnormal findings (4)

  1. bowel sounds

  2. abnormal friction rub and vascular sounds

  3. abnormalities upon palpation

  4. aortic aneurysm