Damage Control Surgery
Dr Philip Judge
The presence of a coagulopathy associated with blunt abdominal trauma is a contraindication to performing damage control surgery
Correct answer (b)
a) True
b) False
At the time of damage control surgery, you discover a ruptured bowel. Every effort should be made to definitively repair penetrating bowel injuries during the initial surgery, to reduce the risk of further abdominal contamination
Correct Answer -(b)
a) True
b) False
Question 3
Correct Answer -(b)
a) True
b) False
High intra-abdominal pressures can be associated with reduced organ perfusion. Because of this, abdominal pressures should be kept below:
Correct Answer -(e)
a) 5 cm water
b) 10 cm water
c) 15 cm water
d) 20 cm water
e) 25 cm water
There is very little evidence regarding safety, outcomes and use of damage control surgery in dogs and cats. As such, clinicians should exercise caution in both the recommendation and practice of damage control surgery
Correct Answer -(a)
a) True
b) False
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