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ABDOMEN 1
ABDOMEN 2
GI/GU
MS
MS
100
Accumulation of the fluid in the peritoneal cavity is
What is Ascites
100

Terminology used to describe the partial or complete blockage of he bowel that results in the failure of the intestinal content to pass

What is Intestinal obstruction

100

The nurse auscultates the GI motility of the abdomen in what order.

RLQ. RUQ. LUQ. LLQ

100

Connects muscles to bones

Tendons

100

composed of strong, fibrous, connective tissue connecting bones to each other

Ligaments

200

What is the terminology for a distended abdomen?

Protuberance.

200
The surgically created opening of the colon (large intestine) which results in a stoma through which digestive waste is expelled.
What is Colostomy
200

It is responsible for digestion, absorption, and excretion.

What is the gastrointestinal system

200

What does RICE mean 

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevate

200

What is the name of the tail bone

coccyx

300

Normal Hyperactive bowel sounds which are loud, gurgling, and audible sounds are called 

What is Borborygmi

300
Difficulty swallowing
What is dysphagia
300
Tereminology used to describe blood in the urine
What is Hematuria
300

Another name for the ankle.

malleolus

300

Forward permanent slouching of the shoulders and protrusion of the posterior thorax.

What is Kyphosis

400

The Predominant sound heard because air is present in the stomach and the in the intestines are called

What is Tympany

400
Inflammation of the gall bladder & removal of the gall bladder
What is Cholecystitis and Cholecystectomy
400

Urinary drainage catheter which is inserted directly into the bladder is called

What is Suprapubic catheter

400

What is the position lying face down? 

What is Pronation

400
Relaxed, flabby having defective or absent muscue tone
What is Flaccid
500

bladder distension is felt in this anatomical region

What is Suprapubic area

500
This is the abnormal backflow (reflux) of food, stomach acid, and other digestive juices into the esophagus
What is Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
500
a. Inability to urinate due to failure in the function of kidneys is called b. decreased production of urine (scanty)
What is a. Anuria b. Oliguria
500

Flexing the foot at the ankle so that the toes move toward the chest

What is Dorsiflexion

500

Opposite terms one used, to describe increase in muscle size and the other is a reduction in muscle size i.e. loss of muscle tone.

What are Hypertropy and Atropy