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Gastroenterology Surgery A prolapse such as this may be effectively reduced by applying what common household substance to the tissue?

A prolapse such as this may be effectively reduced by applying what common household substance to the tissue?

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A prolapse such as this may be effectively reduced by applying what common household substance to the tissue?
Baking powder
Flour
Salt
Sugar
Tea
 

Correct Answer : Sugar

Explanation

Plain granulated sugar can be applied to the mucosa of the prolapsed structure (such as the ileum in this case) to promote the osmotic shift of fluid out of the edematous tissue. In this case, within 2 minutes, the edema had diminished sufficiently to allow spontaneous reduction of the prolapse.
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