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* Exam should include [[hernia]] orifices and signs of incarceration and strangulation | * Exam should include [[hernia]] orifices and signs of incarceration and [[strangulation]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== |
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Physical Examination
- Complete physical including rectal exam
- Vitals (for dehydration and fever)
- Sounds auscultated before palpation
Abdomen
- Exam should include hernia orifices and signs of incarceration and strangulation.