Four Essential Surgery Triads to Remember

Never miss these surgery triads before your exam. And the first one: fever,

right upper quadrant pain, and jaundice, which is called Charcot's Triad,

seen in acute cholangitis. It's nothing but common bile duct obstruction. And the second triad

is fever, leukocytosis, and right upper quadrant pain, which is nothing

but acute cholecystitis. Here we will see Murphy's sign. And the third one is nothing but periumbilical

pain, vomiting, fever, and anorexia. And this triad is

called Murphy's Triad, which is seen in acute appendicitis. Now to the fourth

one, the most important one. First, gallstones,