Brady EMT BASIC Chapter 24 - Abdominol Emergencies
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| What Is the Region between diaphragm and pelvis | Abdomen
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| thin membrane lining the abdominal cavity and covering each organ | Peritoneum
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| What covers each organ? | Visceral peritoneum
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| What Lines Abdominal Cavity | Parietal peritoneum
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| Perception of pain in skin or muscles at distant locations | Referred Pain
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| When there is Inflammation of the pancreas it is called what? | Pancreatitis
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| Hole in the abdominal wall, allowing tissue or parts of organs (commonly intestines) to protrude under skin | Hernia
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| Severe pain caused by kidney stones traveling down the ureter | Renal Colic
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| A patient suffering from abdominal pain should have his vitals reassessed every _______ minutes. | 5
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| Maroon or black, tarry stool that is not accompanied by abdominal pain is a sign of: | Bleeding In Digestive Tract
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| An abdominal aortic aneurysm often is accompanied by a _______ pain in the patient's back | Tearing
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| Dull and/or persistent abdominal pain is usually caused by _______ organs. | Solid
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| The two layers of the peritoneum are called the _______ peritoneum and the parietal peritoneum | Visceral
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| "Indigestion" or pain just below the sternum may be an indication of | myocardial infarction
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| If a patient tenses his muscles as you are reaching to palpate his abdomen, he is said to be | Gaurding
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| The lower abdominal quadrants are between the | umbilicus and the pelvis
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| Pain that originates in the abdominal organs is known as______ pain .. described as Intermittent, crampy, or colicky | Visceral
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