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The Abdomen


  1. The Abdomen
  2. Abdominal Anatomy
  3. The History and Physical in Perspective
  4. Key Historical Points - Abdominal Pain
  5. Types of Abdominal Pain
  6. Key Historical Points - Bowel and Bladder
  7. Key Historical Points - Reproductive
  8. Location of Abdominal Pain
  9. Radiation of Abdominal Pain
  10. Classic Presentations - Acute Appendicitis
  11. Variation of Appendicitis Presentations
  12. Classic Presentations - Acute Cholecystitis
  13. Classic Presentations - Acute Renal Colic
  14. Physical Examination of the Abdomen
  15. Inspection
  16. Auscultation
  17. Bruits
  18. Percussion
  19. Liver Span
  20. Splenic Enlargement
  21. Palpation
  22. Deep Palpation
  23. Palpation of the Liver
  24. Alternate Method for Liver Palpation
  25. Palpation of the Aorta
  26. Palpation of the Spleen
  27. Special Tests
  28. Rebound Tenderness
  29. Costovertebral Angle Tenderness
  30. Shifting Dullness
  31. Things to Remember
  32. Thank You

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  Updated: July 22, 1997
   Author: Richard Rathe, MD / rrathe@dean.med.ufl.edu
 Location: http://medinfo.ufl.edu/year1/bcs/slides/abdomen/abd.html
Copyright: 1997 by Richard Rathe, MD / All Rights Reserved

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