Abdominal Pain: Assessment, Diagnosis, & Treatment in the Emergency Department

[@carmenpoole6299]

Ty so much. This was very informative as a patient..to understand what's going on with us!! Very interesting and informative. Ty!!

[@carmenpoole6299]

Awwe ty for the ❤️.. I am going to the er today to get checked out.. ulcerative colitis, dehydration from food poisoning 3 weeks ago and pretty sure low potassium and some anemia as well as shortness of breath.. 🤪 I'm a wreck 🙃 I was researching if I should go to be seen. I came across your video and it helped so much so I can understand better what they say. I had heart failure from broken heart syndrome and am just not feeling right. God bless you. I'm sorry I wrote so much.. I'm a little nervous ...

[@elisciachristie6984]

You don't seem to mention anything in the ovaries area. Endometriosis, cyst ruptures, and just more on pelvic as apart of the lower area.

[@nursevirginiairene]

Thank you for your comment! Good point. This was more focused on GI and the general population, but I can do a video on those topics/ more female conditions if it would be helpful?

[@gracewaithaka9382]

Thank you!

[@nadaghazawy7068]

May I ask why would an eye examination, after a seizure like activity warrant an abdominal ct scan ? This happened to me I was having a seizure and neurological issues the intern checked my eyes and had a nurse confirm something then the intern told me we need to do abdominal ct scan , that didn't happen and I was discharged as having non-epileptic seizures which I don't agree with. I had an operation a few days later for another issue and had an incidental finding of a rectal nodule which wasn't bisioped and was told it was DIE bowel endometriosis which I'm wondering now if that's the case.