Which
is not the clinical presentation of somatic abdominal pain( )
A: precisely localized pain
B: pain described as intense, constant
C: with local guarding or rigidity
D: pain is poorly localized
E: getting worse after coughing; or position changes
is not the clinical presentation of somatic abdominal pain( )
A: precisely localized pain
B: pain described as intense, constant
C: with local guarding or rigidity
D: pain is poorly localized
E: getting worse after coughing; or position changes
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