This patient presents with<unk>  pain of unclear etiology.  A CT scan was performed to evaluate for potential causes of the<unk>  pain, however, neither the clinical exam nor the CT has identified an emergent etiology for the<unk>  pain. Specifically, given the benign exam, the laboratory studies, and unremarkable CT, I have a very low suspicion for appendicitis, ischemic bowel, bowel perforation, or any other life threatening disease.  I have discussed with the patient the level of uncertainty with undifferentiated<unk>  pain and clearly explained the need to follow-up as noted on the discharge instructions, or return to the Emergency Department immediately if the pain worsens, develops fever, persistent and uncontrollable vomiting, or for any new symptoms or concerns.
Harbor Macros: Abdominal Pain
Harbor Macros: Chest Pain
Harbor Macros: Back Pain
Harbor Macros: Syncope
Ultrasound: In Shock and Hypotension
OVMC:Pain and Substance Use Disorder
Harbor Macros: AMA
PALS: Bradycardia