An abdominal evisceration:
A. is most commonly the result of blunt force trauma.
B. should be covered with bulky dry, sterile dressings.
C. often causes severe hypothermia because of heat loss.
D. occurs when organs protrude through an open wound.
Answer: D. occurs when organs protrude through an open wound.
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A. Vertebral foramen B. Transverse foramen C. Costal facet D. Transverse process E. Bifid spinous process
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