A 84 y/o woman comes accompained by relatives for abdominal pain. She is oriented and cooperative, she suffers pain (NRS 10/10). Abdomen is treatable, but very painful in the lower quadrants, you see green watering diarrhea, she has not fever. Abdominal Radiograph shows air/fluid levels WBC: 35000/μl PCR: 22 mg/L Lactate: 1,7
Can you rule…
A 21 y/o man presents to the ED with pain in right low quadrant (RLQ) , anorexia, nausea and vomiting. His abdomen is soft, with a mild tenderness in RLQ, the psoas sign is positive. The pain is aggravate by cough. You perform kindly a rectal examination with pain.
Are this signs useful for the…