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This document outlines the steps for performing an abdominal examination, including inspecting the abdomen, palpating the 9 regions of the abdomen, palpating and percussing the liver and spleen, ballotting the kidneys, palpating the abdominal aorta, and auscultating bowel sounds. It also lists the learning outcomes of being able to demonstrate and discuss abdominal examination technique and underlying anatomy.
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TMTS Abdo Powerpoint
- 2. Learning Outcomes • Be able to talk through and demonstrate abdominal examination technique • Practice abdominal examinations on each other • Discuss underlying anatomy and physiology
- 3. 9 regions of the abdomen Transpyloric plane L1 Transtubercular plane L5
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- 8. Inspection
- 9. Demonstration 1. Professional Introduction – Hand wash, offer chaperone, consent, exposure, patient position, pain? 2. Inspection – Chest and abdomens 3. Palpate for lymphadenopathy – Virchow's node, supraclavicular 4. Palpate 9 regions of the abdomen – Superficial and deep 5. Palpate and percuss liver 6. Palpate and percuss spleen 7. Ballot kidneys 8. Palpate abdominal aorta for AAA 9. Auscultate bowel sounds 10.Professional Outro – Hand wash, thank patient, ask if they need assistance
- 10. Please scan the QR code and complete the survey (max 5 mins) Tutor name: Kayatre Giritharadas Email: ha19062@qmul.ac.uk Tutor Registration Number: 1111