Anorectal Disease – Clinical Assessment and Risk Stratification – Question
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Match the descriptions of pain and bleeding to the conditions.
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- Severe pain on defecation lasting for 1-2 hours after, Tend to cause small amount of bright red blood on paper
- Pain worse on defecation/sitting; tender swelling; deep pain/buttock pain depending on location of abscess
- Blood-stained mucus PR, Largely painless unless strangulated
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Anal fissure
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Anorectal abscess
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Rectal prolapse
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