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1. How is laparoscopic Roux-en-Y performed?
 
 
2. Based on the history, what might be some possible causes of death?
 
 
3. Roughly how tall is the patient?
 
 
4. Between the history and the physical exam, decide what surgeries the patient had. Which are old and which are new?
 
 
5. Inventory the physical findings.
 
 
6. Assess each of the laparoscopic incisions, looking for dehiscence, bleeding, contusion, infection, healing changes, and so on. What’s your assessment?
 
 
7. There is a dark area in the left upper quadrant. What’s your differential diagnosis?