#1
Which technique is used to assess abdominal tenderness by gently pressing on the abdomen and observing the patient's reaction?
#2
Which organ is typically not palpable during a normal abdominal examination?
#3
What is the recommended position for the patient during an abdominal examination?
#4
Which of the following is not typically included in the abdominal examination sequence?
#5
Which abdominal examination technique involves listening for bowel sounds using a stethoscope?
#6
Which term describes a condition where the abdomen is abnormally distended and tense?
#7
Which abdominal examination technique involves visually inspecting the abdomen for any abnormalities or distension?
#8
Which percussion sound is expected to be heard over a gas-filled stomach?
#9
Which of the following is a clinical sign indicating peritonitis?
#10
Which maneuver is used to assess for appendicitis by applying pressure to the left lower quadrant and observing for pain in the right lower quadrant?
#11
Which percussion sound is expected to be heard over a solid organ such as the liver?
#12
Which maneuver is used to assess for irritation of the iliopsoas muscle, indicative of appendicitis?
#13
Which percussion sound is expected to be heard over a fluid-filled structure such as the bladder?
#14
Which maneuver involves passive dorsiflexion of the right hip to elicit pain in the right lower quadrant, suggestive of appendicitis?
#15
Which condition is associated with a positive Murphy's sign?
#16
Which clinical sign is associated with inflammation of the peritoneum and is characterized by pain upon sudden release of pressure applied to the abdomen?
#17
Which clinical sign is elicited by deep palpation in the right lower quadrant and indicates inflammation of the appendix?
#18
Which clinical sign is elicited by applying pressure to the left lower quadrant and observing for pain in the right lower quadrant, indicative of appendicitis?
#19