Pediatric Acute Abdominal Pain Crossword

Which illness is classically first characterized by periumbilical pain that migrates to the RLQ?
Which illness is characterized by colicky intermittent pain?
What should you suspect if a patient has right upper quadrant pain?
On an x-ray, air-fluid levels or distended bowel may suggest ___?
5.An x-ray can show ____, a common cause of abdominal pain in pediatrics.
An _______ pregnancy is a true emergency and should always be a consideration for a sexually active female.
Pain at the RLQ is often called "______'s Point
Pain with extension of the right thigh is called ____ sign.
Testicular ____ is considered an emergency.
WBC are usually elevated in appendicitis, but ____ is an inconsistent maker of inflammation.
In appendicitis, if symptoms persist longer than 72 hours, have a high suspicion of ____.
When doing imaging to diagnose appendicitis, if patient has had symptoms longer than 7 days, go straight to using ___.
Which age group presents with the most typical presentation for appendicitis?
The "classic" triad of symptoms for intussuception is colicky pain, ______ and bloody stools.
______ vomiting can be a sign of midgut volvulus.
>50% of children with malrotation present before one _____ of age.
A ______ hernia is constricted to the extent that the blood supply is cut off.
Two types of inflammatory bowel disease are ulcerative colitis and ____.
Pancreatitis is characterized by pain in the _____area.
Charcot's Triad (acute RUQ pain, jaundice, chills/fever >39 degrees C) are a sign of ____.