Which of the following is a clinical manifestation of an obstruction in the small intestine as opposed to the large intestine?

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Immediate and frequent vomiting is a clinical manifestation of an obstruction in the small intestine, whereas gradual onset, low-grade cramping abdominal pain, and complete constipation are more commonly associated with an obstruction in the large intestine.

Which of the Following Is a Clinical Manifestation of an Obstruction