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1. Clavicle bone has a lot of muscle attachments which insert on the upper and under the surface of the bone. Upper surface – lateral third of the upper surface of the bone is marked by impressions for the attachments of the deltoid and trapezius muscles; medial two-thirds of the bone is marked by impressions for the attachments of pectoralis major and sterno-cleido-mastoideus muscles.

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3. Chronic low back pain is a classic case of imaging over-use. Approximately 42% of people will receive some form of imaging within one year of a low back pain diagnosis, amounting to over 3 million Americans every year. Half of all patients with low back pain believe that getting imaging is necessary to manage their pain. Are you one of them?

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4. See Low Back Pain with Referred Pain. Diagnostic Tests for Coccydynia. Diagnostic tests are usually not needed for coccyx pain. In some cases of severe, unrelenting pain, a diagnostic test may be used to determine how pain is being caused and how it can best be alleviated. Diagnostic tests for coccydynia may include: Dynamic X-ray imaging tests.

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5. pain, the RN may “Assume Pain Present” (APP) and implement pain management interventions, considering level of sedation. b. Behaviors that may suggest pain: If behavioral indicators are present using a tool to assess pain in non-verbal patients. The Critical Care Pain Observation Tool (CPOT) is use d in the ICU setting and the Pain D. RN.

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6. Dr. Marks recounts a difficult abdominal pain diagnosis. The source of abdominal pain is often difficult to pinpoint. Read about this patient's bouts with severe abdominal pain, and attempts made to diagnose the pain, including colonoscopy and radiology test procedures.

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7. Diagnosing the Cause of Chest Pain WILLIAM E. CAYLEY, JR., M.D., Eau Claire Family Medicine Residency, Eau Claire, Wisconsin C hest pain is the chief complaint in about 1 to 2 percent of out-.

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8. My pain started in when a cyst the size of a grapefruit ruptured. Since then I have had 12 major surgeries; cyst removals, a C-section, and a full hysterectomy. I am 29 years old. I have had one abdominal adhesion removal surgery in and was told I would be pain free for 1 1/2 year and be back to do another. The pain is unbearable.

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9. the pain may be so sharply localized that a patient can cover the tender spot with a fingertip, and the area of severe tenderness is often no more than 2cm in diameter, although mild discomfort may be more dispersed. This almost always indicates that the pain originates in the abdominal wall.

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