Intestinal Obstruction

Which of the following is a functional intestinal obstruction

• Impacted stools

• Sigmoid volvulus

• Strangulated hernia

• Paralytic ileus

Which of followings causes of intestinal obstruction is developed from the intestinal wall

• Gall stone ileus

• Volvulus

• Diverticulitis

• Adhesions

Most common cause of intestinal obstruction in children is

• Adhesions

• Cancer Colon

• Strangulated hernia

• Intussusception

Most common cause of small intestinal obstruction in adults is

• Adhesions

• Cancer Colon

• Strangulated hernia

• Intussusception

Most common cause of large intestinal obstruction in adults is

• Adhesions

• Cancer Colon

• Strangulated hernia

• Intussusception

Intestinal obstruction strangulation is suspected when the patient has

• Pain that relieved by NGT

• Bradycardia

• Fever

• Mild tenderness

In intestinal obstruction, CT abdomen with contrast has a sensitivity of

• 70 %

• 80 %

• 90 %

• 99 %

Valvulae conniventes in abdominal x-ray is diagnostic for

• Duodenum

• Jejunum

• Ileum

• Colon

Intussuscepiens is

• An inner tube

• A returning tube

• An outer tube

• Both a & b

Intussusceptum is

• An inner tube

• A returning tube

• An outer tube

• Both a & b