Which of the following conditions would contraindicate elective surgery due to increased risk? A) Upper respiratory Infection B) Controlled Bronchial Asthma C) History of Gall Blad... Which of the following conditions would contraindicate elective surgery due to increased risk? A) Upper respiratory Infection B) Controlled Bronchial Asthma C) History of Gall Bladder Stones D) Hyperlipidemia
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The question is asking which specific medical condition listed would prevent or contraindicate elective surgery due to a higher risk of complications. Each option must be assessed based on its potential impact on surgical outcomes.
Answer
Upper respiratory infection.
Upper respiratory infection is a contraindication for elective surgery due to the increased risk, primarily from potential respiratory complications.
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Upper respiratory infection is a contraindication for elective surgery due to the increased risk, primarily from potential respiratory complications.
More Information
Having an upper respiratory infection can lead to increased risk of respiratory complications during anesthesia and postoperative recovery, making it a common contraindication for elective surgeries.
Tips
A common mistake is to assume that conditions like controlled asthma or history of gallstones are more critical, but they are generally managed rather than being contraindications.
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