A Latent

B Grade I

C Grade II

D Grade III

A Ambulatory patients

B Dead or moribund patients

C High priority treatment or transfer

D Medium priority or transfer

A Intermittent claudication

B Hyperhydrosis

C Raynaud's disease

D Causalgia

A Immediate laparotomy

B Percutaneous drainage of fluid

C Laparotomy and surgical exploration of bile duct and T-tube inseion

D All

A A layer containing blood vessels.

B The dura mater.

C The periosteum (pericranium).

D The tendon of the epicranial muscles (occipitofrontails).

A Pantaloon hernia

B Sliding hernia

C Richter's hernia

D Indirect inguinal hernia

A Anterior urethra is the most likely site of injury

B Retrograde urethrography should be done after the pt is stabilized.

C Foley catheter may be carefully passed if the RGU is normal

D Rectal examination may reveal a large pelvic hematoma with the prostate displaced superiorly

A Through the foramen of Bochdalek

B Through the foramen of Morgagni

C Traumatic rupture of the diaphragm

D Eventration of the diapliragm

A Enterocutaneous fistula

B Burns

C Crohn's disease

D Pancreatitis

A Gall bladder cancer

B Stomach cancer

C Pancreac cancer

D Renal cell cancer