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CAISS – ABDOMEN AND PELVIC EXAM LATEST 2024 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADE A+

CAISS 2024 Abdomen and Pelvic Contents Test – Questions & Answers (100% Verified) CAISS 2024 Abdomen and Pelvic Contents Test – Questions & Answers (100% Verified) What are the four categories to penetrating injury? - ANSWER - 1. Penetrating injury not further specified 2. Superficial; minor; into the peritoneum but not involving underlying structures. 3. Tissue loss greater than 100 cm² 4. With blood loss greater than 20% by volume" In what section of the chapter do you find a rect...

CAISS – ABDOMEN AND PELVIC EXAM LATEST 2024 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADE A+

CAISS 2023/2024 with Certified Solutions AIS Defined An anatomically based consensus driven global severity scoring system that classifies each injury by body region according to its relative importance on a six point ordinal score. Severity code 1 Minor Severity code 2 Moderate Severity code 3 Serious Severity code 4 Severe Severity code 5 Critical Severity code 6 Maximum (currently untreatable) Is all AIS Data comparable? No - have to know what AIS revision was used Is death a part o...

CAISS 2024 ABDOMEN AND PELVIC CONTENTS EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS What is D1, D2, D3, or D4 mean in relation to the duodenum? - Answer-"D1-superior or first part D2-descending or second part D3-transverse or third part D4-ascending or fourth part" What is the more severe injury in the gallbladder; cystic duct or hepatic duct? - Answer-Both the hepatic duct and common bile duct lacerations are more significant than the cystic duct How do you code an injury only described as s...

CAISS Abdomen Questions and Answers Latest Update 2023/2024 Graded A+. Define "No Perforation" of an organ? A partial thickness laceration, such as a serosal tear. IE. Outerlayer Define "Perforation" of an organ? A full thickness laceration, but not complete transection Define "Transection" of an organ? Complete separation of two parts of an organ. When coding an organ which takes priority; OIS or clinical description? Clinical Description When can a retroperitoneal hemorrhage be code...

CAISS 2024 Abdomen and Pelvic Contents exam questions fully solved What are the four categories to penetrating injury? - Correct Answers 1. Penetrating injury not further specified 2. Superficial; minor; into the peritoneum but not involving underlying structures. 3. Tissue loss greater than 100 cm² 4. With blood loss greater than 20% by volume" In what section of the chapter do you find a rectus abdominous rupture nfs? - Correct Answers Under the whole area Is there a code for torso tr...

CAISS Abdomen Questions and Answers With Complete Solutions Latest Update 2024 (GRADED) What does ISS define as part of the abdominal region? Skin(lower torso), Digestive, Abdominal & Pelvic Vessels, Lumbar Spine(vertebrae & cord) Is the hip & pelvic bones structure part of the Abdominal region? No. They are part of the extremity. What terms can be used for "massive" organ lacerations? Avulsion, Complex, Rupture, Tissue Loss, Deep Define "Avulsion" of an organ? It is when the an organ ...