Abdominal trauma clinical case 2
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Question 1 of 2
1. Question
Place the common injury and less likely injury in the correct areas
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- Duodenal perforation, Liver laceration, Bladder rupture, Traumatic pancreatitis, Mesenteric tears, Lumbar spine injury
- Pneumothorax, Traumatic appendicitis, Ruptured diaphragm
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Common internal injury
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Less likely injury
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Question 2 of 2
2. Question
The patient starts to complain of increasing generalised abdominal and lower back pain. His heart rate is 110 bpm and blood pressure is 100/65 mmHg. Examination reveals a generally tender abdomen. You log-roll him and find that he is tender in his mid-lumbar region. There is no neurological abnormality.
Select the three investigations that will be most useful and appropriate in determining this patient’s underlying injury.
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