Abdominal Examination - OSCE Guide | Geeky Medics

An Overview of Cullen Sign

Dr. Shivlok Prakash on Instagram: "Suspect appendicitis ? Here are the classic signs you must know common symptoms: central belly pain that moves to the right lower quadrant, loss of appetite, nausea and low-grade fever. McBurney’s tenderness — sharp pain when you press the right lower abdomen. Rovsing’s sign — pressing the left lower belly causes pain on the right. Dunphy’s sign — pain increases when the patient coughs. Psoas sign — pain on extending the right hip → suggests a retrocaecal appen

🔥 Answer drops in 24-48 hours - Look out for the ⚠️! ✅ Get updated when the answer is released by commenting! 🔒 Follow me Dr Matt Barrett @dr_mattbarrett to study medicine smarter! —— ⚠️ Spoiler alert: Blumberg sign Also known as ‘rebound tenderness’ Here you can see a sign of peritonitis, coined by German surgeon Jacob Nortoz Blumberg. During the abdominal exam, the abdominal wall is slowly pressed then rapidly released… The sign is positive when the rapid removal of the hand causes more pain