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Rupture Patient Abdominal Injury Severe Kidneys Blunt Bruising

Front A patient with a blunt abdominal injury may have one or more of which injuries?
Back A patient with this injury may have one or more of the following injuries:
Severe bruising of the abdominal wall;
Laceration of the liver and spleen;
Rupture of the intestine;
Tears in the mesentery;
Rupture of the kidneys or avulsion of the kidneys from their arteries and veins;
Rupture of the bladder;
Severe intra-abdominal hemorrhage;
Peritoneal irritation and inflammation in response to the rupture of hollow organs.

Tags: 28, abdominal, genitourinary, injuries

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