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Demonstrable Ulcer, infection by helicobacter pylori is often present,
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Peptic ulcer, usually associated pain where
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Epigastric pain
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Similar symptoms to peptic ulcer but no ulceration or physical abnormality
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Dyspepsia
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Most common cancer of the stomach or pancreas is
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adenocarcinoma, commonly assoc. with pain where?
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in distal stomach and at the gastroesophogeal junction
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Sudden obstruction of the cystic ducts or common bile duct by a gallstone
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Biliary Colic, pain is found where?
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Epigastric or RUQ and may radiate to back
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Inflammation of the gallbladder
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Acute Cholecystitis
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RUQ or upper abdominal and may radiate to right scapula and shoulder
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Acute inflammation of the appendix with distention or obstruction
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Acute Diverticulitis
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LLQ
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Acute appendicitis pain causes what flow of pain? (from where to where)
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Periumbilical to RLQ
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Obstruction of small bowel causes pain where
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Periumbilical or Upper Abd.
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Obstruction of colon causes pain where
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Lower abdominal or generalized
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Type of dysphagia: this type is aggravate during attempts to start the swallowing process and often ends up with aspiration into the lungs or regurgitation into the nose with attempts to swallow
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Oropharyngeal dysphagia
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Type of dysphagia: Solid foods aggravate and regurgitation relieves it, usually no associated symptoms
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Esophogeal (Mucosal Rings and Webs)
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Type of dysphagia: Solid foods aggravate, regurg. alleviates, assoc. with long history of heartburn and regurgitation
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Esophageal Stricture
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Type of dysphagia: Solid foods aggravate, liquids eventually do too, regurg alleviates, assoc. with pain in chest, back, and weight loss
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Esophageal Cancer
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Type o' dysphagia: Solids or liquids aggravate it, repeated swallowing, straightening back, valsalva maneuver help, Chest pain that mimics angina occurs and lasts minutes to hours
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Diffuse Esphogeal Spasm
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Solids or liquids aggravate, repeated swallowing, etc alleviate, associated with heartburn
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Scleroderma
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Solids or liquids aggravate,, regurgitation is associated often at night when laying down.
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Achalasia
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