A) shrinkage.
B) relocation.
C) enlargement.
D) capacity.
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A) stress incontinence
B) urge incontinence
C) overflow incontinence
D) functional incontinence
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A) cancer of the bowel to prevent metastasis.
B) ascites to prevent fluid shifting and electrolyte loss.
C) enlarged spleen to prevent rupture.
D) fecal impaction or severe diarrhea to prevent pain.
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A) normal finding.
B) ruptured aorta.
C) abdominal aortic aneurysm.
D) coarctation of the aorta.
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A) fresh gastrointestinal blood
B) blood that has had time to mix with digestive juices
C) bile
D) fecal matter
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A) right upper quadrant
B) right lower quadrant
C) left upper quadrant
D) left lower quadrant
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A) severe from the onset and precisely localized.
B) dull initially and poorly localized.
C) having a gradual onset and poorly localized.
D) cramping throughout the abdominal area.
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A) vegetarian diet
B) alcohol intake of one beer every night
C) body mass index of 32
D) marathon runner
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A) visualize the underlying abdominal structures.
B) avoid looking at the patient's face to minimize apprehension.
C) first examine areas of tenderness identified by the patient.
D) proceed quickly without superfluous conversation.
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A) Cecum
B) Spleen
C) Appendix
D) Duodenum
E) Stomach
F) Sigmoid colon
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A) small, movable nodes
B) a 0.75 cm palpable node
C) nonmovable nodes
D) nontender nodes
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A) right upper quadrant
B) right lower quadrant
C) left upper quadrant
D) left lower quadrant
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A) referred rebound tenderness.
B) localized pain.
C) direct rebound tenderness.
D) positive Cullen's sign.
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A) the patient may be anxious.
B) bulging of the aorta.
C) possible pyelonephritis.
D) possible peritonitis.
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A) 3 cm.
B) 5 cm.
C) 6 cm.
D) 8 cm.
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A) from person to person through fecal contamination or contaminated food and water.
B) sexual contact with an infected person who does not show symptoms of the disease.
C) by contaminated needles from a person who has some form of hepatitis.
D) through blood transfusions of improperly prepared blood.
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A) continuous, low-pitched rumbling sounds.
B) intermittent, high-pitched tinkling sounds occurring every 10-25 seconds.
C) intermittent, high-pitched gurgling sounds occurring 5-30 times per minute.
D) intermittent, loud gurgling sounds.
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A) convex symmetrical profile, with maximum height of the abdomen at the umbilicus.
B) convex contour with taut stretching of skin over the abdominal wall.
C) concave symmetrical profile possibly due to flaccid muscles.
D) asymmetrical profile, possibly indicating the presence of a tumor or a bowel obstruction.
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A) normal peristaltic waves.
B) abnormal peristaltic waves.
C) distended abdomen.
D) aortic aneurysm.
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