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Maryville NURS 612 Exam 3

Acute glomerulonephritis - ANSinflammation of the capillary loops of the renal glomeruli

Ascites - ANSaccumulation of serous fluid in the peritoneal hollow space

Cholecystitis - ANSinflammatory technique of the gallbladder most normally due to
obstruction of the cystic duct from cholelithiasis, which may be either acute or persistent

Cholelithiasis - ANSstone formation in the gallbladder occurs while cirain materials attain a
excessive awareness in bile and produce crystals

Cirrhosis - ANSdiffuse hepatic technique characterised with the aid of fibrosis and alteration
of normal liver architecture into structurally strange nodules

Duodenal ulcer - ANSchronic circumscribed damage within the duodenal mucosa that scars
with recuperation

Irritable bowel syndrome - ANSdisorder of intestinal mobility

Lipase - ANSenzyme that acts on emulsified fats

Peristalsis - ANSmuscular contractions that flow products of digestion thru the alimentary
canal

Peritoneum - ANSserous membrane lining the stomach cavity

Primary hepatocellular carcinoma - ANSfrequently arises inside the setting of cirrhosis,
approximately 20 to 30 years after liver harm or sickness onset

Pylonephritis - ANSinfection of the kidney and renal pelvis

Pyloric stenosis - ANShypertrophy of the circular muscle of the pylorus results in obstruction
of the pyloric sphincter

Pylorus - ANSdistal phase of the belly

Reflux - ANSbackflow as a result of rest or incompetence of lower esophagus

Renal abscess - ANSlocalized contamination in the medulla or cortex of the kidney

Renal calculi - ANSstones formed in the pelvis of the kidney from a physiochemical
procedure associated with obstruction and infections inside the urinary tract

Resonance - ANSsound obtained on percussing a component which could vibrate freely

, Tympany - ANSlow-pitched, resonant, drumlike notice received by percussing the floor of a
huge, air-containing area

Volvulus - ANStwisting of the gut resulting in an obstruction

Right top quadrant - ANSIssues with liver, gall bladder, tip of right kidney, diaphragm

Epigastric location - ANSStomach and pancreas

Left higher quadrant - ANSSpleen, pancreas, tip of left kidney

Umbilical area - ANSUterus, bowel, aorta

Right lower quadrant - ANSAppendix, proper ovary, bowel

Suprapubic location - ANSBladder, uterus

Left decrease quadrant - ANSLeft ovary, bowel

Abdominal bruits - ANSSwishing sound over aortic, renal, iliac, or femoral arteries. Could be
narrowing or aneurysm

Abdominal rushes - ANSHigh pitched sounds. Coincides with cramping, can be obstruction.

Borborygmi - ANSIncreased, extended gurgles because of gastroenteritis, starvation, or
early obstruction

Audible belly rubs - ANSGrating sounds ought to indicate infection due to tumor, infection, or
splenic infarct

Venous hum - ANSOften heard in cirrhosis

Absent bowel sounds - ANSCould be peritonitis or paralytic ileus

Rovsing's Sign - ANSRebound ache in RIGHT lower quadrant while strain placed on LEFT
decrease quadrant.

Murphy's signal - ANSPain on deep suggestion while gallbladder is palpated.

Psoas sign - ANSPain in abdomen while resistant strain located on affected person elevating
thigh

Blumberg sign - ANSAlso called rebound tenderness.

Cullen signal - ANSEcchymosis round umbilicus. Could be pancreatitis, ectopic pregnancy,
or hemoperitoneum.

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