Treatment of Rectal Tears in Animals
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What is the recommended treatment for partial rectal tears in small animals?

  • Stool softeners without any monitoring
  • Conservative management and monitoring (correct)
  • Systemic antibiotic therapy
  • Surgical repair through laparotomy
  • In the context of large animals, what is the immediate treatment for rectal tears?

  • Thorough cleaning of the anorectal area and systemic broad-spectrum antibiotics (correct)
  • Exploration throughout the abdomen should be slow, deliberate, and smooth
  • IV fluids and flunixin meglumine
  • Accidental perforation during rectal examination necessitates immediate treatment
  • What is the classification of Grade II rectal tears in horses?

  • Perforation during rectal examination
  • Penetration through the anal orifice
  • Rupture of the muscular layers only (correct)
  • Mucosa or submucosa involvement
  • What is the recommended postoperative administration for complete rectal tears?

    <p>Antibiotics and fecal softeners (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When is systemic antibiotic therapy typically not indicated for partial rectal tears in small animals?

    <p>When mucosal defects will close within 5–7 days (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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