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What are examples of hollow viscera inside the abdominal cavity?
What are examples of hollow viscera inside the abdominal cavity?
- Small Intestine, Colon, Bladder (correct)
- Kidneys, Ovaries, Uterus
- Pancreas, Spleen, Adrenal glands
- Stomach, Gallbladder, Liver
Which type of viscera maintains a characteristic shape inside the abdominal cavity?
Which type of viscera maintains a characteristic shape inside the abdominal cavity?
- Anatomical viscera
- Solid viscera (correct)
- Hollow viscera
- Flexible viscera
How many sections is the abdomen divided into based on the given information?
How many sections is the abdomen divided into based on the given information?
- Eight
- Nine (correct)
- Six
- Four
What is the primary focus of techniques during abdominal examination?
What is the primary focus of techniques during abdominal examination?
Which organs are considered part of the solid viscera inside the abdominal cavity?
Which organs are considered part of the solid viscera inside the abdominal cavity?
Which organ lies at the level of the diaphragm at the level of 9th, 10th, and 11th ribs mostly posteriorly to midaxillary line?
Which organ lies at the level of the diaphragm at the level of 9th, 10th, and 11th ribs mostly posteriorly to midaxillary line?
Which organ is not palpable due to its deep location in the upper abdomen?
Which organ is not palpable due to its deep location in the upper abdomen?
Which type of pain is usually gnawing, cramping, or aching and squeezing and often difficult to localize?
Which type of pain is usually gnawing, cramping, or aching and squeezing and often difficult to localize?
What subjective negative feeling is nonpainful and can be associated with chronic upper abdominal pain?
What subjective negative feeling is nonpainful and can be associated with chronic upper abdominal pain?
Which organ is palpable as a firm, narrow tube in the left lower quadrant?
Which organ is palpable as a firm, narrow tube in the left lower quadrant?
What is the most common associated symptom with chronic upper abdominal pain?
What is the most common associated symptom with chronic upper abdominal pain?
Which type of pain is typically intense and aggravated by movement or coughing?
Which type of pain is typically intense and aggravated by movement or coughing?
Which organ is associated with sudden pain in the right upper quadrant that may radiate to the right or left scapula, especially after ingestion of fatty foods?
Which organ is associated with sudden pain in the right upper quadrant that may radiate to the right or left scapula, especially after ingestion of fatty foods?
Which type of abdominal pain is usually dull, difficult to localize, and varies in quality, such as gnawing, burning, cramping, and aching?
Which type of abdominal pain is usually dull, difficult to localize, and varies in quality, such as gnawing, burning, cramping, and aching?
Which symptom is commonly associated with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)?
Which symptom is commonly associated with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)?
What symptom may indicate gastrointestinal bleeding?
What symptom may indicate gastrointestinal bleeding?
What is the term for difficulty swallowing or painful swallowing?
What is the term for difficulty swallowing or painful swallowing?
Which type of pain is usually sharp, easily localized, and increased by movement or coughing?
Which type of pain is usually sharp, easily localized, and increased by movement or coughing?
Which organ can generate pain when it swells against its capsule?
Which organ can generate pain when it swells against its capsule?
What may be a sign of jaundice in a patient with suspected gastrointestinal disorder?
What may be a sign of jaundice in a patient with suspected gastrointestinal disorder?
