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    This document appears to be a portion of a timed exam question about gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV), a medical condition where a dog's stomach rotates on itself. The question asks which direction the stomach most likely twisted looking from cranial to caudal. The multiple choice options are that it rotated in a caudal to cranial direction, clockwise, counter-clockwise, or cranial to caudal direction.

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    This document appears to be a portion of a timed exam question about gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV), a medical condition where a dog's stomach rotates on itself. The question asks which direction the stomach most likely twisted looking from cranial to caudal. The multiple choice options are that it rotated in a caudal to cranial direction, clockwise, counter-clockwise, or cranial to caudal direction.

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    Imed XAM Uestion: Mark This Question

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    This document appears to be a portion of a timed exam question about gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV), a medical condition where a dog's stomach rotates on itself. The question asks which direction the stomach most likely twisted looking from cranial to caudal. The multiple choice options are that it rotated in a caudal to cranial direction, clockwise, counter-clockwise, or cranial to caudal direction.

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    TIMED EXAM QUESTION

    Question #23

    .: This patient was admitted approximately 2 hours ago and was


    diagnosed with gastric dilatation volvulus. Which direction did the
    stomach most likely twist when looking from cranial to caudal?

    Mark this question.


    The stomach likely rotated in a caudal to cranial
    direction

    The stomach likely rotated in a clockwise direction

    Stomachs do not rotate with GDV the only become


    severely distended
    The stomach likely rotated in a counter-clockwise
    direction
    The stomach likely rotated in a cranial to caudal
    direction

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