What is another word for rebound tenderness?
Pronunciation: [ɹɪbˈa͡ʊnd tˈɛndənəs] (IPA) 
Rebound tenderness refers to the pain that arises when pressure is released from a site on the abdomen that has been pressed. When doctors press the abdomen, they are looking for signs of inflammation or other physical symptoms that suggest illness. There are several synonyms for rebound tenderness that can help doctors and patients communicate effectively. One such synonym is Blumberg's sign, named after the German surgeon who first described the phenomenon in the early 1900s. Other synonyms include peritoneal irritation sign, guarding, rigidity, and abdominal pain on palpation. These terms can be helpful in medical contexts, as doctors and nurses need to be precise and accurate when describing symptoms and signs of illness.
