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\u003Cbr>[191-1A9]  \u003Cbr>比儿S=1aSeLLbT  \u003Cbr>SLaJ  \u003Cbr>asiJJ4J9  \u003Cbr>:sjl³。   |\n| --- |\n\n## Abdonlnal Pain-1\n\n## Student information:\n\n36 years old lady,Primigravida,28 weeks pregnant,presented to the emergency room complaining ofabdominal pain.Take a detailed history to find out thediagnosis and suggest plan of management.  \n## Simulator information\n\nYou are 36 year old primigravida,28 weekspregnant,suffering from dull aching abdominalpain,localized to the supra umbilical area.Thepain started gradually for the last few days,noaggravating or relieving factors.  \nNo fever or gastrointestinal symptoms exceptSome nausea.  \nNo labor pains.No passage of fluid per vagina,no vaginal bleeding.  \nNo urinary symptoms.  \nYou don't have high blood pressure or proteinin urine.No epigastric pain or blurring in visionor headache.  \nNo trauma.  \nYour doctor told you that you have singletonpregnancy,posteriorly implanted placenta andthere is a fundal fibroid 6/6 cm.  \n## Examiner information\n\nThe student should ask about the followings:  \n1.Introduce himself.(0)  (1)  \n2.Analysis of the pain,  \na-Site radiation  \n(0)  (1)  \nb-Severity  \n(0)  (1)  \n(0)  (1)  \nc-Aggravating or relieving factor  \n4.Fever.  \n(0)  (1)  \n5.Gastrointestinal symptoms.(0)  (1)  \n6.Urinary symptoms.(0)  (1)  \n7.Labor pains  \n(0)  (1)  \n8.Rupture membranes.(0)  (1)  \n9.Vaginal bleeding.(0)  (1)  \n10.History of high BP and protein in urine(0)  (1)  \n11.History of epigastric pain,blurring of vision,headache(0)(1)(2)  \n12.History of trauma.(0)  (1)  \n13.Fetal movements.(0)  (1)  \n14.Ultrasound findings(0)(1)(2)  \nPlan of Management:  \n15.Admission and observation and conservative Tx(0)(1)(2)  \n16.Analgesia  \n(0)   (1)  \nTotal /20  \nExaminer:  \nSignature:  \n## Abdominal Pain-2\n\n25 year old lady,unbooked,G3P2,pregnant with 19 weeks gestation,came to emergency room withright sided abdominal pain,  \n### What is your differential diagnosis after taking detailed history?.\n\n1.UTI.  \n2.Biliary colic.  \n3.Cholecyctitis.  \n4.Intestinal colics.  \n5.Appendicities  \n6.Ovarian disease,(Cyst,tortion,tumour).  \n7.Degenerated fibroid.  \n8.Placental abruption.  \n### What is your next step:\n\n8.Physical examination.  \n### What you will examine:\n\n9.V/S.  \n10.General examination.  \n11.abdominal examination  \nIn your abdominal examination,what you will look for:  \n12.Fundal height and fetal heart.  \n13.Tenderness.  \n14.Masses.  \n### What investigation you will ask:\n\n15.CBC and Rh blood group.  \n16.Urine routine.  \n17.Abdominal ultrasound to look for non-obstetrical causes.  \n18.Uterine ultrasound to check the fetal heart,fibroid and ovarian pathology.  \n## Abdowinal Pain-3\n\nMrs.Andiron is 26years,primigravida,pregnant 38 weeks presented to the emergencydepartment at 12 midnight due to sudden feeling of abdominal pain.  \n### What is the proper approach to evaluate this lady?[6]\n\n1.Booked or unbooked.  \n2.Last menstrual period.  \n3.Calculate the gestational age.  \n4.Ask for fetal movements.  \n5.Ask for any medications.  \n6.Any associated symptoms like show,passage of liquor.  \nMention the criteria of this abdominal pain to consider it as labor pain.[6]  \n1.Regular and painful.  \n2.Sudden and rhythmic.  \n3.Gradual increase in intensity.  \n4.Gradual increase in duration.  \n5.Not relieved by analgesia.  \n6.Associated with cervical changes  \nMention the steps of evaluation to assess the lady condition.[4]  \n1.Vital signs.  \n2.General physical examination.  \n3.Abdominal obstetrical examination.  \n4.Ultra sound sonography and vaginal evaluation.  \n5.Blood group and Hb  \nWhat is the most important information of the ultra sound sonography review for this lady?[4]  \n1.Confirm viability.  \n2.Check the measurement and weight.  \n3.Amount of liquor.  \n4.Placental status and localization.  \n5.Number of fetuses.  \n6.presentation  \nTOTALMARK:……………120  \n### Abdominal 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