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abdomen & genitalia

QuestionAnswer
epigastric region upper middle third; inferior to xyphoid process
umbilical region middle middle third; around the umbilicus!
hypogastric or suprapubic region lower middle third; bladder region
right lumbar region middle right third
right inguinal region lower right third
left lumbar region middle left third
left inguinal region lower left third
food intolerance example: gas production w/ broccoli
food allergy example: anaphylaxis w/ seafood
flat no abdominal contour
scaphoid concavity of abd. (deep=malnourished)
rounded convexity of abdomen
protuberant extreme convexity of abdomen- obesity or pregnancy
ascites accumulation of fluid in abdomen
obvious vascular pattern on abdomen present in alcoholics and those with liver disease
normal bowel sounds frequency 5-30 per minute
location of renal arteries upper R/L lumbar regions
location of iliac arteries lower R/L lumbar regions
location of femoral arteries R/L inguinal regions
location of aorta epigastric region
tympany sounds noted over gastric bubble, gas in intestinal tract or over a protuberant abd indicating bowel obstruction
breast cancer risk factors *family hx *high fat diet *early menarche *1st child after age 30 *not breastfeeding
quadrants of breast upper inner, upper outer, lower inner, lower outer, axillary tail of spence
axillary lymph nodes lateral (brachial-on arm), central (midaxillary-chest wall), posterior (subscapular-back), anterior (pectoral-front)
best time to perform SBE 4-7 days after 1st day of menstrual period
dysuria painful urination
start age of TSE age 15
Testicular Ca highest occurence 15-35 age
enlarged testicle- nontender sign of cancer
enlarged testicle- tender sign of infection
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