Signs & Symptoms
Causes
Vital Signs
Pre Hospital Tx
In Hospital Tx
100

These bruises on the abdomen and flanks would reflect these positive assessment tools

What is Grey-Turner’s and Cullens?

100

Medical terminology for short term and long term disease processes

What is acute and chronic?

100

A heart rate above the acceptable range

What is tachycardia?

100

This solution should be considered to combat dehydration caused by prolonged lack of nourishment

What is normal saline?

100

This common complication often requires draining

What is a pseudo cyst?

200

Prolonged infection in the abdomen can lead to this life threatening emergency

Peritonitis

200

A complication of this major procedure in hospital may cause this pathology

What is surgery?

200

A temperature of 38 degrees and above would suggest

What is a fever?

200

Activation of lights and sirens would be considered with this positive assessment finding

What is rebound tenderness?

200

This surgical procedure involves the removal of necrotic tissue 

What is resection?

300

This presentation calls for the use of anti emetics

What is nausea/vomiting?

300

A condition in which antibodies are incorrectly attacking a body process

What is autoimmune disease?

300

A respiratory rate  that would require NRB intervention 

What is tachypnea?

300

This life threatening emergency should be quickly ruled out on patients complaining of abdominal discomfort

What is myocardial infarction?

300

This diagnostic tool allows for visualization of the duodenum

What is endoscopy?

400

Vital indication that infection may be present

What is fever?

400

Often enjoyed by many, but prolonged abuse of this substance can potentiate an ‘attack’

What is alcohol?

400

A risk factor for development of thrombus, or evident if pain associated with symptoms

What is hypertension?

400

This anti emetic acts on serotonin receptors and is best choice for nausea of undetermined origin

What is ondansetron?

400

Surgical removal of this organ may provide relief to this condition

What is gall bladder?

500

A pain that is a described as wrapping from abdomen to this vertebral area

What is thoracic spine?

500

Development of a painful upper GI condition potentially resulting in grey coloured feces

What is gallstones? 

500

Due to prolonged malnutrition this vital sign may be abnormal and low

What is BGL?

500

Preferred opioid in pain management for this presentation

What is Fentanyl?

500

In hospital markers of these elevated enzymes would provide insight into the diagnosis

What is lipase and amylase?

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