A and P abdominopelvic regions

Right hypochondria region

(Upper right corner)

Contains: gall bladder, right lobe of liver, right kidney

Pain can mean: cholecystitis (inflammation of gallbladder), gall stones, hepatitis (liver inflammation)

epagastic region

(Upper middle)

contains: Stomach, left lobe of liver, pancreas, parts of the kidneys, and the duodenum

Pain can mean: ulcers, acid reflux, indigestion, pancreatitis, abdominal aneurysm

Left hypochondriac region

(upper left)

contains: spleen, left kidney, pancreas

Pain can mean: gastritis, pancreatitis, spleenic rupture, trapped gas

Right lumbar region

( in the middle on the right)

Contains: ascending colon, right kidney, small intestines

Pain can mean: kidney stones, pyelonephritis

umbilical region

(Straight in the middle)

Contains: parts of stomach, pancreas, small intestines, parts of kidneys, parts of doudenum

Pain can mean: early appendicitis, small bowl obstruction

Left lumbar region

(Left middle)

Contains: decending colon, small intestines

Pain can mean: constipation, diverticulitis

Right iliac region

(Right bottom)

Contains: small intestines, appendix, cecum,

(In women, right ovary and Fallopian toob)

Pain can mean: acute appendicitis (In women, ovarian cycts or ectopic pregnancies)

Hypogastric region

(Bottom middle)

Contains: bladder, small intestines, rectum, part of sigmoid colon

(Women: uterus, and fallopian tubes, and ovaries)

(Men: prostate gland, Seminal vesicles)

pain hair can mean: pelvic inflammation disease, urinary track infection,

Left illiac region

(Left bottom)

Contains: small intestines, sigmoid colon

(In women, left ovary, uterine tube

Pain can mean: diverticulitis,

(women, ovarian cysts, ectopic pregnancy,)