Physical examination of patients with Infectious colitis may be remarkable for  abdominal tenderness, fever, and signs of dehydration, such as abnormal orthostatic vital signs, reduced skin turgor, slow capillary refill, and dry mucous membranes. Physical examination among patients with severe dehydration may be remarkable for altered mental status. Physical examination may also show pallor and findings suggestive of complications of the pathogen causing the infectious colitis (e.g. hemolytic uremic syndrome), such as skin pallor, petechiae, and bruises complicating E. coli enteritis.
Infectious colitis physical examination
Allergic colitis physical examination
Ischemic colitis physical examination
Infectious colitis laboratory findings
Ulcerative colitis physical examination
Irritable bowel syndrome physical examination
Ileus physical examination
Diverticulosis physical examination