Appendicitis
Appendicitis ( 35 Questions)
Incorrect. While chronic abdominal pain can be a complication of appendicitis, the primary concern with delayed surgery is the risk of appendix rupture.
Correct. Without timely intervention, an inflamed appendix may rupture, leading to the spread of infection and potentially serious complications like peritonitis.
Incorrect. Appendicitis typically does not resolve on its own without intervention.
Incorrect. Delaying surgery is not recommended, as it increases the risk of appendix rupture and the spread of infection. Prompt surgical intervention is crucial.
A) Incorrect. While chronic abdominal pain can be a complication of appendicitis, the primary concern with delayed surgery is the risk of appendix rupture.
B) Correct. Without timely intervention, an inflamed appendix may rupture, leading to the spread of infection and potentially serious complications like peritonitis.
C) Incorrect. Appendicitis typically does not resolve on its own without intervention.
D) Incorrect. Delaying surgery is not recommended, as it increases the risk of appendix rupture and the spread of infection. Prompt surgical intervention is crucial.