All are TRUE about bulbar urethral rupture, EXCEPT
Perineal haematoma
Floating prostate on per rectal examination
Collection of urine in perineum
Bleeding per urethra
Clinical features seen in rupture of bulbar urethra or anterior urethra - Patient usually presents with a history of fall on the perineum. The triad of signs of a ruptured bulbar urethra is Retention of urine Perineal hematoma Bleeding from the external urinary meatus. Rectal examination in case of bulbar urethral injury reveals a normally situated prostate. (This differentiates it from membranous urethral rupture where prostate is displaced superiorly). Ref : Love & Bailey 25/e p1363
Urology