Question 10 · LEK · Intra-abdominal hypertension syndrome
Abdominal compartment syndrome does not arise as a result of:
- A. growing ascites.
- B. excessive swelling of the intestine wall.
- C. bleeding into the peritoneal cavity.
- D. intestine distention due to gas accumulation.
- E. lack of urine outflow.
Hint
Consider which conditions increase the volume of the abdominal contents and which item is rather a consequence of raised pressure.
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