IAP grade II range is:

IAP grade II range is:

• A. 12-15 mm Hg
• B. 16-20 mm Hg
• C. 21-25 mm Hg
• D. 10-12 mm Hg

Answer: (B)

Grading intra-abdominal hypertension uses the measured intra-abdominal pressure in mmHg. Normal IAP is about 5–7 mmHg; once IAP reaches 12 mmHg or higher, IAH is present and is categorized into four grades: Grade I 12–15, Grade II 16–20, Grade III 21–25, and Grade IV >25. Therefore, the range for a Grade II intra-abdominal hypertension is 16–20 mmHg. The 12–15 range corresponds to Grade I, 21–25 to Grade III, and 10–12 is not IAH. This grading helps determine severity and guide interventions to protect organ function.

Grading intra-abdominal hypertension uses the measured intra-abdominal pressure in mmHg. Normal IAP is about 5–7 mmHg; once IAP reaches 12 mmHg or higher, IAH is present and is categorized into four grades: Grade I 12–15, Grade II 16–20, Grade III 21–25, and Grade IV >25. Therefore, the range for a Grade II intra-abdominal hypertension is 16–20 mmHg. The 12–15 range corresponds to Grade I, 21–25 to Grade III, and 10–12 is not IAH. This grading helps determine severity and guide interventions to protect organ function.