<prompt> A 25-year-old male presents to emergency dept. following a road traffic accident. On examination, there is pelvic fracture and blood at urethral meatus.Following are true about pt except -Anterior urethra is most likely site of injuryRetrograde urethrography should be done after the pt is stabilized.Foley catheter may be carefully passed if the RGU is normalRectal examination may reveal a large pelvic hematoma with the prostate displaced superiorly.  <response>: The pa of urethra most likely injured in the pelvic fracture is membranous urethra a pa of post. urethra Post. Urethra includes -- Prostatic membranous urethra Anterior urethra includes -- Bulbar penile urethra The anterior urethra paicularly bulbar urethra is injured due to a direct blow to the perineum straddle injuries About other options - d The prostate is displaced superiorly high lying prostate in membranous urethral injury due to rupture of puboprostatic fascia. A pelvic hematoma is seen in membranous urethral injuries Perineal hematoma is seen in bulbar urethral injury b Once a urethral injury is suspected the pt. is instructed not to pass urine and a RGU or ascending urethrogram is performed to assess the injury. c Catheterization is contraindicated and is passed only if the RGU is normal. Ref : Bailey and Love 25e p1363 