Suprapubic pain can be associated with which of the following conditions?

Suprapubic pain is typically associated with conditions affecting the lower abdomen, particularly those involving the urinary or reproductive systems. In this context, the correct answer includes ovarian torsion, urinary tract infections (UTI), and ovarian cysts, all of which can cause pain localized to the suprapubic region.

Ovarian torsion occurs when an ovary twists around the ligaments that hold it in place, leading to compromised blood flow and severe abdominal pain that can be referred to the suprapubic area. Urinary tract infections can lead to inflammation and irritation in the bladder, causing discomfort in the suprapubic area as the bladder becomes distended or inflamed. Ovarian cysts, particularly if they rupture or cause pressure symptoms, can also lead to pain that is felt centrally in the lower abdomen.

In contrast, conditions like appendicitis typically present with pain in the right lower quadrant, and while malrotation can cause abdominal pain, it is not specifically localized to the suprapubic region. Diverticulitis generally affects the left side of the abdomen and is associated with lower left quadrant pain. Thus, the conditions listed under the correct choice are most directly connected to suprapubic pain.