Question 229 · LEK · Acute appendicitis
Which of the following signs is not typical of acute appendicitis?
- A. Dunphy’s sign.
- B. Blumberg sign.
- C. psoas sign.
- D. lack of appetite.
- E. Cullen’s sign.
Hint
One option is a periumbilical skin discoloration that reflects retroperitoneal or intraperitoneal hemorrhage.
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