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What is being assessed during abdominal auscultation? -
ANSWER-- Quality and frequency of sounds made by digestive
processes and air moving through the bowels.
- Listen for gurgling, cascading, rushing, and tinkling.
What part of the stethoscope should be used when auscultating
the abdomen? -
ANSWER-- The
diaphragm
- Listen to all quadrants clockwise:
- RLQ > RUQ >LUQ >LLQ
What are the three type of bowel sounds? - ANSWER-1)
Normoactive
2) Hyperactive
3) Hypoactive
,What are Normoactive bowel sounds? - ANSWER-- Occur
irregularly, every 5 to
10
seconds.
- Encompass a wide range of sounds including gurgling and
cascading, and
indicate a healthy level of
intestinal activity.
What are hyperactive bowel sounds? - ANSWER-- Occur
with increased
frequency, and are often louder than normoactive
bowel sounds.
- Indicate increased intestinal activity.
What are hypoactive bowel sounds? - ANSWER-- Quiet and
infrequent sounds
that indicate reduced intestinal
activity.
- Absent bowel sounds, the most severe form of
hypoactivity, can only be
, determined after 3-5 minutes of continuous listening in
each quadrant.
What is rebound tenderness? - ANSWER-- Also known as
Blumberg's sign.
- Is a clinical sign that is elicited during physical
examination of a patient's
abdomen.
- It is indicative of peritonitis.
- It refers to pain upon removal of pressure rather than
application of pressure
to the
abdomen.
What is peritonitis? - ANSWER-Inflammation of the
membrane lining the
abdominal wall and covering the
abdominal organs.
Is the spleen normally palpable? - ANSWER-Nah bruh