A 35-year-old patient presents to the clinic with acute onset of abdominal pain. On abdominal exam, you perform

A 35-year-old patient presents to the clinic with acute onset of abdominal pain. On abdominal exam, you perform a maneuver involving flexing the patient’s right hip to 90 degrees and internally rotating the right hip by moving the knee inward or medially. The patient reports no abdominal pain with this movement. What physical exam maneuver did you perform and what condition is less likely at this point? A. Murphy’s sign; appendicitis is less likely B. Obturator sign; appendicitis is less likely C. Obturator sign; cholecystitis is less likely D. Psoas sign; appendicitis is less likely E. Psoas sign; cholecystitis is less likely