]> 2026-07-31T16:29:23+00:00 WBR287 0 en Vascular repair, followed by fracture stabilization, followed by nerve repair <font color="red">'''Incorrect.'''</font> Nerve repair, followed by vascular repair, followed by fracture stabilization <font color="red">'''Incorrect.'''</font> Fracture stabilization, followed by vascular repair, followed by nerve repair <font color="Green">'''Correct.'''</font> See overall explanation. Fracture stabilization, followed by nerve repair, followed by vascular repair <font color="red">'''Incorrect.'''</font> Nerve repair, followed by fracture stabilization, followed by vascular repair <font color="red">'''Incorrect.'''</font> Surgery A 24-year-old male gets involved in a school fight and is shot in the arm with a .38-caliber revolver. He is brought to the ER with the following vital signs: 88 bpm, T 37C, BP: 110/70mmHg, 22 respirations/min. Upon arrival to the hospital, the patient is exposed by the trauma team. The surgical resident on call observes an entrance wound in the medial aspect across the left extremity and an exit wound located on the lateral aspect of the left arm. He has a large hematoma in the medial aspect of the arm, radial pulse is non palpable. Fluid resuscitation is started and the radiologic bone survey reveals a shattered humerus fracture. Which of the following is the correct order in management? C Musculoskeletal/Rheumatology 2020-10-28T03:00:55Z 2459150.6256366 WBR287