Diagnostic and emergency assistance to the syndrome of "acute abdomen"

Possible complications. Development of intestinal obstruction and peritonitis.

• Possible complications. Development of intestinal obstruction and peritonitis.
• Differential diagnosis. Inguinal and femoral hernia must be differentiated with lymphadenitis and by thrombosis of the great saphenous hip vein under rural arch, with irreducible hernia.

ACTIONS ON CHALLENGE

• ACTIONS ON CHALLENGE
• DIAGNOSIS
• INSPECTION AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
• Assessment of general condition and vital signs: consciousness, breathing and circulation.
• Measurement of heart rate and heart rate, blood pressure measurement.
• Visual observation of the presence of a hernia.
• Palpation: stress and pain in the hernial protrusion.
• Identifying symptoms of strangulated hernia:
• - Previously free managing a hernial protrusion stops to manage; - Negative symptom cough shock.
• Assessment of symptoms of irritation of the peritoneum (the muscle tension and a positive symptom-SHCHetkina Bljumberga - increased pain at the time of abrupt withdrawal produces pressure arm).