Old with Abdominal Pain |SOAP Note,
Differential Diagno [ Abdomen Case Studies].
A 65-year old male comes to the ultrasound department for a RUQ
exam. He has a history of alcohol abuse, HTN, diabetes and a 30 year
history of smoking. He only complains of mild RUQ discomfort and
abdominal distension x 3 weeks. His labs reveal elevated LFT's. Based
on the image below, what is the most likely diagnosis? - ANS-cirrhosis
A 16-year old male comes to the ER for acute testicular pain after
injury in a soccer game. The patient states the pain is sharp, constant
and there is moderate swelling. The patient denies fever and no labs
are available at the time of the exam. Based on these findings from the
inguinal region, what is the likely diagnosis? - ANS-testicular torsion
A 35-year old patient presents for a RUQ ultrasound after traveling to
Nicaragua for 2 weeks in a remote area with limited clean water. The
patient is complaining of a fever, intermittent abdominal pain and
vomiting. The patient also has leukocytosis and elevated bilirubin.
Based on the image below of the liver, what is the most likely
diagnosis? - ANS-hydatid cyst