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Abdominal Pain (อ.นพ.นามศิริ ใบอดุลย์) (นางสาวศรินญา เมฆฉาย 603101091) -…

- - - - Murphy’s sign, Obturator sign, Psoas sign
- - - - Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP)
        is an acute bacterial infection of ascitic fluid.
      - Contamination of the peritoneal cavity is thought to
        Translocation of bacteria across the gut wall
        Mesenteric lymphatics, Hematogenous seeding
    - - Perforated appendicitis
      - Perforated gastric or duodenal ulcer
      - Perforated (sigmoid) colon
    - - Immunocompromised patients and in persons with
        significant preexisting comorbid conditions
    - - Irritants such as bile, blood, barium, or other substances or
        by transmural inflammation of visceral organs
    - - Formation of an infected fluid collection encapsulated
        by fibrinous exudate, omentum, and/or adjacent visceral organs Abscess formation after abdominal surgery
  - - - Control the infectious source
      - Eliminate bacteria and toxins
      - Maintain organ system function
      - Control the inflammatory process