The word "enteroid" means _______________. A: an intestinal hernia B: hernia of the rectum C: resembling intestine D: resembling stomach
The word "enteroid" means _______________. A: an intestinal hernia B: hernia of the rectum C: resembling intestine D: resembling stomach
A newborn baby boy is found to have visible intestine emerging from hisabdomen. There is no covering to the contents.Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? A: Epigastric hernia B: Exomphalos C: Gastroschisis D: Paraumbilical hernia E: Umbilical hernia
A newborn baby boy is found to have visible intestine emerging from hisabdomen. There is no covering to the contents.Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? A: Epigastric hernia B: Exomphalos C: Gastroschisis D: Paraumbilical hernia E: Umbilical hernia
Which of the following arteries is used to characterize an inguinal hernia as direct or indirect?
Which of the following arteries is used to characterize an inguinal hernia as direct or indirect?
A 64-year-old man presents with two groin lumps, one on each side. Onexamination, the lumps have a cough impulse and are reducible but donot extend into the scrotum. A: Direct inguinal B: Epigastric C: Exomphalos D: Gastroschisis E: Hiatus F: Incisional G: Indirect inguinal H: Paraumbilical I: Spigelian J: Umbilical hernia of infants
A 64-year-old man presents with two groin lumps, one on each side. Onexamination, the lumps have a cough impulse and are reducible but donot extend into the scrotum. A: Direct inguinal B: Epigastric C: Exomphalos D: Gastroschisis E: Hiatus F: Incisional G: Indirect inguinal H: Paraumbilical I: Spigelian J: Umbilical hernia of infants
The typical clinical presentation of the tentorial hernia<br/>is________________.() A: coma, ipsilateral pupil dilatation,<br/>contralateral hemiplegia B: coma, contralateral pupil dilatation,<br/>contralateral hemiplegia C: coma, lesions contralateral pupil after the<br/>first small, ipsilateral hemiplegia D: coma, contralateral pupil dilatation,<br/>ipsilateral hemiplegia
The typical clinical presentation of the tentorial hernia<br/>is________________.() A: coma, ipsilateral pupil dilatation,<br/>contralateral hemiplegia B: coma, contralateral pupil dilatation,<br/>contralateral hemiplegia C: coma, lesions contralateral pupil after the<br/>first small, ipsilateral hemiplegia D: coma, contralateral pupil dilatation,<br/>ipsilateral hemiplegia
A 42-year-old woman presents to the emergency department with colickyabdominal pain and an abdominal lump. On examination, the lumpis in the midline just above the umbilicus and is tender to touch. A: Direct inguinal B: Epigastric C: Exomphalos D: Gastroschisis E: Hiatus F: Incisional G: Indirect inguinal H: Paraumbilical I: Spigelian J: Umbilical hernia of infants
A 42-year-old woman presents to the emergency department with colickyabdominal pain and an abdominal lump. On examination, the lumpis in the midline just above the umbilicus and is tender to touch. A: Direct inguinal B: Epigastric C: Exomphalos D: Gastroschisis E: Hiatus F: Incisional G: Indirect inguinal H: Paraumbilical I: Spigelian J: Umbilical hernia of infants
A 48-year-old male had a sudden scrotal pain for 4 hours, which radiated significantly to the inguinal region. Physical examination revealed obvious redness and swelling of the right scrotum, increased skin temperature, and epididymis swelling as a lump, which was not easy to distinguish and had obvious tenderness, so the patient was most likely to be A: Acute cystitis B: Acute prostatitis C: Scrotum hernia D: Acute epididymitis
A 48-year-old male had a sudden scrotal pain for 4 hours, which radiated significantly to the inguinal region. Physical examination revealed obvious redness and swelling of the right scrotum, increased skin temperature, and epididymis swelling as a lump, which was not easy to distinguish and had obvious tenderness, so the patient was most likely to be A: Acute cystitis B: Acute prostatitis C: Scrotum hernia D: Acute epididymitis