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MCQ – 76312

Question

Seat belt injury involves –
A.

Spleen

B.

Mesentry

C.

Femoral artery

D.

Abdominal aorta

Show Answer

Correct Answer � B

Explanation

Ans. is ‘b’ i.e., Mesentry Ref Reddy 29th/e p. 255

  • Sudden break will cause acute flexion of body over the lap strap of seat belt.
  • This kind of injury can give rise to ‘seat belt syndrome’ which includes small intestine avulsions, intestinal, omental and mesenteric lacerations and intestinal contusions and perforations.
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