Understanding the mechanism of abdominal pain is prerequisite to accurate diagnosis. Abdominal pain is generally categorized into three distinct types: visceral, parietal (somatic), and referred pain.

The physical examination must be systematic and gentle to avoid exacerbating the patient’s distress. Inspection may reveal distension (suggesting obstruction or ascites) or visible peristalsis. Auscultation should precede palpation; the absence of bowel sounds indicates a paralytic ileus or peritonitis, while hyperactive "tinkling" sounds suggest mechanical obstruction.

A: For continuous operation, MUDr182 work (re-torque and inspection) is required every 4,000 hours or 6 months, whichever comes first.

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