Question

Mrs.R had undergone laparotomy after perforation of dv the wound is classified as

Answer 1

Explanation:

Primary wound closure following laparotomy for peritonitis is generally believed to be associated with wound complications and long hospital stay. Open wound management has long been the most common practice after laparotomy for peritonitis. Primary closure (PC), however, has recently been advocated to reduce cost and morbidity. This study determined the incidence and severity of wound complications and their impact on hospital stay and overall outcome when PC of abdominal wounds is done following laparotomy for peritonitis.

Answer 2

Laparotomy is defined as surgical procedure in which abdominal cavity is incised for preparation of any surgery.

Explanation:

Mrs. R who has undergone laparotomy has wounds which is described as primary closure. Primary closure is the fastest method of wound closure. This method leaves a small, clear defect that minimizes the risk of infection. New vessels and keratinocytes needs to travel a small distance. Paper cuts, surgical incisions and small cutaneous wounds can be closed by primary closure.