3:14 O *HD ll章节Discussions1.25 急性化脓性腹膜炎E.Transmural infection我的答案:D6.[Single Choice]Tom, male, 45 years old. He feltpain in his abdomen for two hours after beinghit by a car, and the pain was getting worse. Hehad no symptoms of nausea and vomiting.Physical examination: P 126bpm, BP146/90mmHg, tenderness, rebound pain,abdominal muscle tension, absence of bowelsounds. Which of the following opinions aboutsurgery is wrong?A.Flushing the abdominal cavity with normal salineB.Placing the abdominal drainage tubeC.Eliminating the causes of peritonitisD.Fasting, gastrointestinal decompressionE.Separating the adhesion tissue as much aspossibleNotes我的答案:DII

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