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Abdominal Swellings 19RIGHT AND LEFT LOWER QUADRANTSCAUSESSUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014ABDOMINAL WALL• LipomaSpigelian herniaLARGE BOWELRIGHT LOWER QUADRANTAppendix mass/abscessCarcinoma of the caecumCarcinoma of the ascending colonFaecesCrohn’s diseaseCaecal volvulus• IntussusceptionLEFT LOWER QUADRANTCarcinoma of the sigmoid colonDiverticular massFaecesSigmoid volvulusCrohn’s disease•SMALL BOWELCrohn’s diseaseCarcinoma• LymphomaIleo-caecal TBOVARY/UTERUS/FALLOPIAN TUBEOvarian cystOvarian neoplasmEctopic pregnancyTubo-ovarian abscessUterine fibroid•KIDNEYSee kidney swellings, p. 282.SPLEEN (MASSIVE SPLENOMEGALY)See splenomegaly, p. 410.Section A
20 Abdominal SwellingsRETROPERITONEUM••Iliac artery aneurysm• LymphadenopathyNeoplasm of iliac bone, e.g. osteogenic sarcoma, Ewing’stumourHISTORYSUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014Anterior abdominal wallThe patient may have the development of a soft mass that is slowgrowing, suggestive of a lipoma. A spigelian hernia occurs just lateralto the rectus muscle, halfway between the umbilicus and symphysispubis. It is usually reducible.Large bowelA short history of central abdominal, colicky pain followed by asharply localised pain in the right iliac fossa will suggest the diagnosisof acute appendicitis. After 48 hours, if there is not generalisedperitonitis, an appendix mass will have formed and an abscess maysubsequently form in the right iliac fossa. With carcinoma of thecaecum the patient will either have noticed a mass or will presentwith alteration in bowel habit and the symptoms of anaemia, e.g.tiredness, lethargy. The same applies to carcinoma of the ascendingcolon. Faeces will be indentable and hard, rock-like masses will be feltaround the colon. Caecal volvulus will present with central abdominalcolicky pain and abdominal distension. Intussusception is morecommon in infants and usually presents with colicky abdominal painand the classic ‘redcurrant jelly’ stool. Crohn’s disease will presentwith malaise and diarrhoea with central abdominal colicky pain.Carcinoma of the sigmoid colon will present with lower abdominalcolicky pain, a change in bowel habit and bleeding PR. Diverticulardisease may present with similar symptoms. Sigmoid volvulus willpresent with lower abdominal colicky pain and a tense, palpablemass in the left abdomen, which is tympanitic on percussion. Largebowel Crohn’s disease will present with a sausage-like, palpablemass, which may be tender and is associated with diarrhoea.Small bowelIf there is a mass palpable in the right iliac fossa the site of pathologyis likely to be in the terminal ileum. This usually involves centralabdominal colicky pain and a change in bowel habit. Ileo-caecal TBcauses abdominal pain, diarrhoea which is associated with malaiseand weight loss.SpleenWith massive splenomegaly, the spleen may be palpable extendinginto the right lower quadrant.
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Page 55 and 56: 42BackacheBackache is one of the mo
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70 COMASUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014The o
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72CONFUSIONConfusion is a behaviour
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80ConvulsionsA convulsion is a seri
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84COUGHCough is a reflex explosive
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88CyanosisCyanosis is the abnormal
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92 DeafnessHISTORYSUBASH KC/NMC-15T
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96 DIARRHOEASUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014
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98 DIARRHOEASUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014
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100 DIARRHOEASPECIFIC INVESTIGATION
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102 DIZZINESSSUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/201
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106 DYSPHAGIAMotor neurone diseaseM
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110 DYSPNOEASUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014
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116 EAR DISORDERSSUBASH KC/NMC-15TH
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118EAR DISORDERSReferred painExamin
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122 EYE DISORDERSFluorescein staini
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124 Facial PainHISTORYSUBASH KC/NMC
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128 Facial SwellingsHISTORYSUBASH K
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132Facial UlcersMost facial ulcers
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136Faecal IncontinenceFaecal incont
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140 FINGER LESIONSSUBASH KC/NMC-15T
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162 GAIT ABNORMALITIESPast medical
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166 GOITRESUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014Mu
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168 GOITRE■■Thoracic inlet X-ra
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176Gum DisordersDisorders of the gu
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180 GynaecomastiaHISTORYSUBASH KC/N
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182HaematemesisHaematemesis is the
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196HalitosisHalitosis is a frequent
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200 HallucinationsHISTORYObtain a c
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202Hand DeformitiesImpairment of ha
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212HEMIPLEGIAHemiplegia is paralysi
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236Intestinal ObstructionMechanical
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246 JAW PAIN AND SWELLINGSHISTORYSU
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282KIDNEY SWELLINGSKidney swellings
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286 LEG PAINNEOPLASTICOsteogenic sa
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300 Lip LesionsHISTORYSUBASH KC/NMC
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304LymphadenopathyLymphadenopathy i
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308MelaenaMelaena is the passage of
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322Nail AbnormalitiesNail abnormali
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326Nasal DischargeNasal discharges
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332 NECK LUMPSneck, generalised inf
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340NIPPLE DISCHARGEThis is a common
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352 PALPITATIONSEarly age of onset
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360 POLYURIAEXCESSIVE FLUID INTAKE
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368 Pruritus(due to the accumulatio
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378RASHESA rash is a change in the
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394Scalp LesionsLesions on the scal
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406SHOCKShock is an abnormality of
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410SplenomegalyThe spleen must be e
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414 SplenomegalySplenic vein hypert
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416SteatorrhoeaSteatorrhoea refers
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420STRIDORStridor is a high-pitched
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424SWEATING ABNORMALITIESExcessive
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438TirednessPersistent tiredness or
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442Toe LesionsLesions of the toes a
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446Tongue DisordersTongue disorders
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454Urethral DischargeAny inflammato
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458Urinary IncontinenceUrinary inco
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462Urinary RetentionRetention of ur
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466 Vaginal DischargeGENERAL INVEST
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474VomitingVomiting is the forceful
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498HyperkalaemiaHyperkalaemia is an
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500HypokalaemiaHypokalaemia is a re
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502HypernatraemiaThe normal serum s
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504HyponatraemiaThe normal serum so
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506HypoglycaemiaHypoglycaemia is de
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512Metabolic AcidosisMetabolic acid
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514SUBASH KC/NMC-15TH/2014Metabolic
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532 Leucocytosis■■CTMalignancy.
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538ThrombocytopeniaThrombocytopenia
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