Chapter 23 Abdomen 1 Study Guide Chapter 23 Assessing Abdomen Nursing education. Presentation transcript: 1 assessing the abdomen. 2 outcomes identify pertinent abdominal history questions. obtain an abdominal history. perform an abdominal physical assessment. (continued) 3 outcomes document pertinent abdominal assessment findings. identify actual potential health problems stated as nursing diagnosis.
Chap 23 Abdomen Wednesday February 10 2021 Chapter 23 Assessing This document provides information on assessing the gastrointestinal system through nursing assessment. it begins by outlining the objectives and structures of the gi system. it then describes techniques for inspecting, auscultating, percussing and palpating the abdomen. key areas of the abdomen are defined and normal and abnormal findings are. View powerpoint chapter 23 assessing abdomen.pptx from nursing nur201 at straighterline. chapter 23 assessing abdomen abdomen bordered superiorly by the costal margins bordered inferiorly by. Chapter 23. assessing abdomen. abdomen bordered superiorly by the costal margins (ribs) bordered inferiorly by the symphysis pubis and inguinal canals bordered laterally by the flanks. abdominal quadrants four quadrants: right upper quadrant (ruq), right lower quadrant (rlq), left lower. quadrant (llq), left upper quadrant (luq). Chapter 23 assessing abdomen. describe the structure and function of the abdomen. solid viscera maintain their shape and hollow viscera change shape depending on their content solid viscera: liver, pancreas, spleen, adrenal glands, kidneys, ovaries, uterus hollow viscera: stomach, gallbladder, small intestine, colon, bladder.
Understanding Abdominal Assessment And Anatomy Course Hero Chapter 23. assessing abdomen. abdomen bordered superiorly by the costal margins (ribs) bordered inferiorly by the symphysis pubis and inguinal canals bordered laterally by the flanks. abdominal quadrants four quadrants: right upper quadrant (ruq), right lower quadrant (rlq), left lower. quadrant (llq), left upper quadrant (luq). Chapter 23 assessing abdomen. describe the structure and function of the abdomen. solid viscera maintain their shape and hollow viscera change shape depending on their content solid viscera: liver, pancreas, spleen, adrenal glands, kidneys, ovaries, uterus hollow viscera: stomach, gallbladder, small intestine, colon, bladder. View assessing abdomen (1) (2).ppt from rnsg 1115 at houston community college. 1 chapter 23 assessment of abdomen rnsg 1115 health assessment abdomen surface landmarks internal anatomy organs in ai chat with pdf. 3 percussion • assessment technique used to assess size and density of organs in the abdomen e.g used to measure size of liver or spleen. • in the right midclavicular line, percuss down from lung resonance to liver dullness. percussion con’t • used to identify air in stomach or in bowel. • used to identify masses.
11 Assessing Abdomen 473 Chapter 23 Assessing Abdomen View assessing abdomen (1) (2).ppt from rnsg 1115 at houston community college. 1 chapter 23 assessment of abdomen rnsg 1115 health assessment abdomen surface landmarks internal anatomy organs in ai chat with pdf. 3 percussion • assessment technique used to assess size and density of organs in the abdomen e.g used to measure size of liver or spleen. • in the right midclavicular line, percuss down from lung resonance to liver dullness. percussion con’t • used to identify air in stomach or in bowel. • used to identify masses.
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