PDF-Abdominal Pain in the Prehospital EnvironmentA Case Based ApproachNath

ObjectivesStudents will be able to identify the four major abdominal quadrants and the pathophysiological conditions associated with each Students will be able to recognize life threatening abdominal. Dr. Matthew Smith. Emergency Specialist. Types of pain. Special Populations. Assessment. History. Examination. Investigations. Differential Diagnosis. Management - overview. Cases ( if time permits). HPI:. C.B, a former heavy smoking 69 . yo. M with a h/o hypertension and COPD presents to the ED with sudden onset abdominal, lower back and R flank pain that started 45 min ago while at home watching TV. He also c/o feeling ‘dizzy’ and some nausea at the time. He denies LOC, chest pain, dyspnea, vomiting, difficulty urinating or blood in his stool. He has not ever had a pain like this before. The pain was a 9/10 initially, but is about a 6/10 after taking some Tylenol at home. His dizziness and nausea are improved at this time.. John F. Pohl MD. Professor of Pediatrics. Primary Children’s Medical Center. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah. Disclosure: INSPPIRE to Study Acute Recurrent and Chronic Pancreatitis in Children, NIH R21 Grant, NIDDK. Dawn Light, MD, MPH. Associate Professor of Radiology and Pediatrics, WSUSOM. Associate Professor of Radiology, USUHS. Case 1 . Newborn infant with suspected thoracic abnormality on pre-natal US. Which study do you want?. John F. Pohl MD. Professor of Pediatrics. Primary Children’s Medical Center. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah. Disclosure: INSPPIRE to Study Acute Recurrent and Chronic Pancreatitis in Children, NIH R21 Grant, NIDDK. Silva. (MBBS). Introduction . defined as any clinical condition characterized by severe abdominal pain which develops over a period of 8 hrs. In pt who have been previously well.. Russell Cameron, M.D.. New . Perspectives in Pediatrics Conference. Wednesday, October 21, . 2015. Disclosure. I have no relevant financial relationships or conflicts of interest to disclose.. Objectives. . . . Takayasu. . Arteritis . Presenting . as Abdominal . pain - . A. General . Considerations. Abdominal pain can result from injury to the . intraabdominal. organs . or overlying . somatic structures in the abdominal wall, or . from . extraabdominal. . diseases. . . Table of Contents. Appendicitis. Acute Cholecystitis. Diverticulitis. Case 1. Case 1: ED Consult. A 25-year-old woman with abdominal pain is in the emergency department. She describes a gradual onset of pain that started yesterday, which has been persistent in its location in the lower abdomen. . Kevin . Biese, . MD, MAT. Ellen Roberts, . PhD, MPH. Jan Busby-Whitehead, MD. University . of North Carolina . at . Chapel Hill. Division of Geriatric Medicine. Center for Aging and Health . Department of Emergency Medicine. EMC SDMH 2015. Objectives. Briefly revise patterns of pain . radiation. Differentials of lower abdominal . pain. Review assessment of . appendicitis. Review assessment of . diverticulitis. Review assessment of types of bowel . Hannah Jeffery . Charlotte Marshall . Hannah Wallace . (FY2) . Case 1. A 25 year old female patient walks into ED complaining of left sided abdominal pain and PV spotting, following 9 weeks of amenorrhoea. Whilst in the waiting room she collapses.. Pain was generalized at first, now worse in right lower abd & radiates to his right groin. . Vomited X2 . No appetite today. . ROS otherwise negative.. Physical exam:. T: 37.8, HR: 95, BP 118/76, R: 18, O2 sat: 100%.