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The examples come from a case in the app: Laura, 53, pain under the right ribs since last night.

Gallbladder ultrasound: distended gallbladder with a stone in the neck
Gallbladder and biliary tract ultrasound. Image: Turki, Ahmed et al. (Baghdad, Iraq), CC BY 4.0

Exam images, with the explanation

Biliary tract and gallbladder: distended gallbladder with a stone impacted in the neck, a thickened wall, pericholecystic fluid and a positive sonographic Murphy's sign.

Teaching explanation

The stone is a hyperechoic (white) image inside the gallbladder, with a black acoustic shadow behind it, because the ultrasound cannot pass through it. Here it does not move when the patient changes position: it is impacted in the neck and blocks emptying, and indeed the gallbladder is distended.

Questions in your own words

Have you taken anything for the pain?

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if I take a deep breath it gets worse.

No, nothing. I hoped it would go away on its own, like the other times.

Does anything help?

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I'm not sure I understood what you mean.

Nothing. Breathing deeply makes it even worse.

The keyword answers are the real ones from the app. The subscription ones are an example: the model answers in its own words every time.

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