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Short Answer Questions for ED Fellowship Study

Case: Abdominal pain

A 25-year-old woman presents with sudden onset RUQ and RIF pain. She is febrile, BP 98/75, HR 100.

Abdominal pain

1. State (4) relevant CT findings and a conclusion. (5 marks) 5 marks

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The patient has RLQ tenderness, guarding and rebound.

2. List (4) accessory signs with a brief explanation that could be used to make your diagnosis. (4 marks) 4 marks

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3. List (3) acute complications you that might arise for this patient. (3 marks) 3 marks

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