Peritoneal irritation is associated with pain on movement, mild fever, and tachycardia appendicitis, apendecitis, apendacitis, appendacitis, abdominal pain, abscess Abdominal palpation should begin at a point abdominal pain, abscess distal to the right lower quadrant. The degree of direct tenderness and rebound tenderness should be assessed. The degree of muscular resistance to palpation reflects the severityof inflammation. Pyuria, albuminuria, and hematuria are common. Large numbers of bacteria abdominal pain suggest urinary tract infection.
Significant hematuria suggests urolithiasis.
Serum pregnancy test should be performed in women of childbearing age. A positive test suggests an ectopic pregnancy. The can indent the cecum, and tissue edema can cause loss of peritoneal fat planes around the psoas muscle and kidney. Findings associated with appendicitis include wall thickening, luminal distention, lack of compressibility, abscess formation, and free intraperitoneal fluid.