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The question below consists of a set of labelled sentences. From the four options given, select the most probable sequence to form a coherent paragraph. A. Acute peritonitis is the acute inflammation of the peritoneum most commonly by bacterial agents making bacterial peritonitis and acute peritonitis synonymous. B. Its fate or sequelae could end up in resolution, adhesions with the gut, inflammatory bands, residual abscess or intestinal obstruction due to adhesions. C. Treatment is mostly supportive of antibiotics and IV fluid with a simultaneous exploration of the abdomen to remove the root cause and cure the patient with antibiotics and IV fluid. D.  The organisms enter the body through various routes like inflamed organs, blood-borne, or direct entry through leakages, perforations etc multiply and come in contact with the peritoneum to pollute it and cause peritonitis. 

The question below consists of a set of labelled sentences. From the four options given, select the most probable sequence to form a coherent paragraph. A. Acute peritonitis is the acute inflammation of the peritoneum most commonly by bacterial agents making bacterial peritonitis and acute peritonitis synonymous. B. Its fate or sequelae could end up in resolution, adhesions with the gut, inflammatory bands, residual abscess or intestinal obstruction due to adhesions. C. Treatment is mostly supportive of antibiotics and IV fluid with a simultaneous exploration of the abdomen to remove the root cause and cure the patient with antibiotics and IV fluid. D.  The organisms enter the body through various routes like inflamed organs, blood-borne, or direct entry through leakages, perforations etc multiply and come in contact with the peritoneum to pollute it and cause peritonitis.  Correct Answer <font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;">ADBC</font></font>

The correct sequence should be ADBC

Sentence 1- Introduces to the subject matter. A gives a proper definition to the subject.

Sentence 2- Proceeds further to throw light upon the subject. D talks about how the disease proceeds and its pathology.

Sentence 3- deals with the complications of the situation which cannot be elucidated until the disease procedure is briefed out as in D.

Sentence 4- Gives a conclusive approach dealing with treatment and final cure of the patient.

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