<prompt> Following an automobile accident, a 20-year- old woman is found by a retrograde urethrogram to have an extraperitoneal bladder rupture. Initial management of this injury should beCeliotomy and open repair of the injuryCeliotomy and placement of drains in the retropubic spaceInseion of a Foley catheter through the urethraObservation for evidence of a continuing urinary leak  <response>: C Inseion of a Foley catheter through ... With Foley catheter drainage, an extra peritoneal bladder injury should close spontaneously. Colostomy and bladder repair is appropriate for intraperitoneal bladder injury. Suprapubic cystostomy may be required if a Foley catheter cannot be passed safely through an injury in the posterior urethra. 