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Surgical Technology, Procedures, Unit 1, General Surgery (Proctored Exam practise)

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1A direct Inguinal Hernia is usually located where?
1. AInguinal canal
2. Bhesselbach triangle
3. Cventral region
4. Dumbilical region
2An indirect Inguinal Hernia is located where?
1. Aumbilical region
2. Binguinal canal
3. Chesselbach triangle
4. Dgroin area
3A hernia sac is most commonly associated with what type of hernia?
1. Ainguinal indirect hernia
2. Bintestinal hernia
3. Cumbilical hernia
4. Ddirect inguinal hernia
4An incisional Hernia is also known as?
1. Aumbilical hernia
2. Bpelvic hernia
3. Cventral hernia
4. Dinguinal hernia
5 An Incarcerated Hernia can be described as?
1. Adeath of bowel that needs to be resected
2. Bbowel that can no longer be pushed back through the fascia
3. Chernia surrounding the umbilical
4. Dhernia in the inguinal area
6Strangulated Hernia can be described as?
1. Abowel that is no longer able to be pushed back through the muscle fascia
2. Ban umbilical hernia
3. Ca pelvic hernia
4. Ddeath of bowel that has been stuck through the fascia
7A Tie-on-a-Passer can be defined as?
1. AA single tie handed to the surgeon
2. Ba needle and suture loaded and ready to go for suturing
3. Ca piece of suture loaded onto a right angle clamp
8A stick tie can be defined as?
1. Aa piece of suture loaded onto a right angle clamp
2. Ba needle and suture loaded and ready to go for suturing
3. CA single tie handed to the surgeon
9A free-hand-tie is described as?
1. Aa piece of suture loaded onto a right angle clamp
2. Ba needle and suture loaded and ready for suturing
3. Ca single tie handed to the surgeon
10A Breast Biopsy can be described as?
1. Athe surgical removal of a small amount of breast tissue for resection
2. Bthe surgical removal of a small amount of breast tissue for the purpose of removal of cancerous tissue
3. Cthe surgical removal of a small amount of breast tissue for the purpose of diagnosis

11A Radical Mastectomy can be described as?
1. Aall of the breast tissue is resected but the underlying muscle is left
2. Ba portion of the breast is taken
3. Ca lump is removed from the breast
4. Dall of the breast tissue is resected along with the underlying muscle
12A Modified Radical Mastectomy can be described as?
1. Aall of the breast tissue is resected along with the underlying muscle
2. Ba lump in the breast is remoevd
3. Call of the breast tissue is resected but the underlying muscle is left
4. Dpart of the breast is removed
13A Simple or Segmental Mastectomy is described as?
1. Ajust a portion of the breast is taken
2. Ball of the breast tissue is resected along with the underlying muscle
3. Call of the breast tissue is resected but the underlying muscle is left
4. Da lump is removed from the breast
14What is a consequence of resection of an entire organ?
1. Aputs patient on medication for the rest of their life
2. Btotal body system breakdown
3. Cthe body may need to be compensated medically to compensate for the lack of the organs function
4. Dcausing inflammation for the rest of the patients life
15The term staging refers to what?
1. Ahow far along disease is effecting an organ
2. Bdegree of disease in a patient
3. Csetting up for a surgical procedure
4. Ddegree of tumor metastasis
16The inner layer of the wall of the digestive tract is called the?
1. Aserosa
2. Bsubmucosa
3. Cmuscularis
4. Dmucosa
17What is created to allow for fecal matter to be excreted, and can be either temporary or permanent?
1. Acholangiogram
2. Bcolectomy
3. Ccolostomy
4. Dstent
18The long, vertical, straplike muscle of the abdominal wall is the ?
1. Atransverse abdominis
2. Bsuperior abdominis
3. Cinferior abdominis
4. Drectus abdominis
19Another name for the iliac region of the abdomen is
1. Ainguinal
2. Babdominis rectus
3. Cupper quadrant
4. Dlower quadrant
20The use of a penrose drain is often employed during inguinal herniorrhaphy to ?
1. Aretract the spermatic cord
2. Bprovide hemostasis
3. Cdrain blood from the wound
4. Dkeep infection from occuring
21The protrusion of an organ or part of an organ through a defect in supporting structures is the definition of ?
1. Asurgical wound site
2. Bpouch like structure
3. Cdilated organ
4. Dhernia
22Which type of hernia is located within Hesselbach's triangle?
1. Aindirect
2. Bdirect
3. Ccongenital
4. Dincisional
23Which of the following is a potential surgical hazard of an inguinal herniorrhaphy?
1. Adamage to the spermatic cord
2. Bsurgical site infection
3. Crupture
4. Dinguinal damage
24How is a hernia reduced?
1. Aan incision is made over it
2. Bthe muscles are sutured shut
3. Cthe ABD contents are pushed back
4. Dby pressing a penrose drain into it
25A hernia that cannot be reduced, but has proper circulation, is called?
1. Aindirect
2. Bdirect
3. Cincisional
4. Dincarcerated
26The entrance from the inguinal canal to the abdomen is the (or the area where the abdomen enters into inguinal canal is called what?)
1. Ainternal inguinal ring
2. Binguinal abdominal opening
3. Cexternal inguinal ring
4. DHesselbach's triangle
27Which retractor should be available for a groin incision?
1. AWeitlaner
2. BBalfour
3. Cthompson
4. Dself retaining retractor
28Which physician provides a biopsy report?
1. Aoncologist
2. Bgeneral surgeon
3. CNurse
4. Dpathologist
29Sentinal Node is described as?
1. Athe injection of radio active substance to locate positive cancer nodes
2. Bswollen nodes in the body
3. Ccancerous nodes
4. Ddiseased nodes
30Modified radical mastectomy involves removal of ?
1. Athe entire breast, axillary lymph nodes, pectoral (major & minor) muscles
2. Bthe entire breast
3. Cthe entire breast, axillary lymph nodes
4. Da wedge or quadrant of breast tissue
31Mammography utilizes X-rays to locate tumors of the ?
1. Abreast
2. Blymph nodes behind the breast
3. Cunderlying breast tissue and muscle
4. Dskin of the breast
32Why is the wound irrigated following an open abdominal procedure?
1. Ato create a moist field
2. Bto warm the patients abdomen
3. Cto reduce the blood in the field
4. Dto reduce contaminates in the abdomen
33In intestinal surgery, what is the reason for a temporary ostomy to be created
1. Areduce bacteria in bowel
2. Btreat infection in bowel
3. Crelieve pressure in bowel
4. Dtreat obstructions and allow bowel to rest
34Mesh is a supply that is used to?
1. Areinforce a hernia
2. Bblock a leak in an anastomosis
3. Cfilter the irrigation fluid
4. Dgive support to an ostomy
35Which best describes the function of a "Stick-Tie"?
1. Apass down & around deep bleeders
2. Bpush tissue away from the operative site
3. Ctie off superficial bleeders
4. Dsuture around & through large tissue bleeders
36Which instrument set would be used for a mastectomy?
1. ALaporoscopy set
2. BMajor Instrument set
3. CBreast/Thyroid set
4. Dlaparotomy set
37What instruments can be used to grasp the skin edges on a Mastectomy?
1. AAllis
2. BKocker
3. CBabcock
4. Dadson tonsil forceps
38An axillary node dissection procedure usually accompanies which procedure?
1. Abreast biopsy
2. Binguinal hernia
3. Cmastectomy
4. Dumbilical hernia
39A tumor can be classified in two general categories. What are these two categories?
1. Adiseased
2. Bcancerous
3. Cbenign
4. Dmalignant
40The union of two lumens to restore flow is refereed to as?
1. Aluminal restore
2. Bluminosity
3. Clumen union
4. Danastomosis
41Check boxes of the three types of anastomosis?
1. Afront to back
2. Bside to end
3. Cend to front
4. Dend to side
5. Eend to end
6. Fside to side
42Check two boxes that require anastomosis following resection?
1. Avessels
2. Btissue
3. Ctendonds
4. Dligaments
5. Eorgans
43check two boxes that can be used to anastomose tissue?
1. Astapler
2. Bsuture
3. Ccautery
4. Dsurgical glue
5. Ehemostats
44What size and type suture is most commonly used to suture mesh on an adult inguinal hernia?
1. Asize 0 and absorbable
2. Bsize 0 and nonabsorbable
3. Csize 1 and nonabsorbable
45A hernia described by a inguinal ring in the inguinal canal that has loosened and allowed bowel contents to travel down causing a hernia is called?
1. Adirect
2. Bincarcerated
3. Cumbilical
4. Dindirect
46What is the purpose of a breast biopsy?
1. Atell us if their is a blood clot in the breast region
2. Btell us if their is disease in the breast
3. Ctells us if their is a problem in the breast
4. Dtell us if their is cancer located in the breast region
47A ________ is a biopsy performed and sent directly on the grounds of the hospital to decipher if the tissue sample taken is malignant. Its different then a permanent section taken which can be sent off the hospital grounds for further analysis.
1. Asmall sample
2. Bpermanent sample
3. Cfrozen section
4. Dbiopsy
48A _______ is a needle and suture loaded for the surgeon to suture around and through large tissues
1. Atie on a passer
2. Bfree hand rtie
3. Cstick tie
49A ______ tie is a piece of suture not loaded onto any instrument, given to the surgeon for bleeders.
1. Atie on a passer
2. Bstick tie
3. Cfree hand tie
50A ______ is suture loaded onto a right angle clamp to pass down and around structures
1. Atie on passer
2. Bfree hand tie
3. Cstick tie
51What dressings may be used following an open inguinal hernia repair?
1. Apaper tape and 4x4
2. Bace bandage
3. Csurgical glue
52Check the boxes of hernia locations?
1. Aumbilical
2. Bventral
3. Chiatal
4. Dneuro
5. Ecardiovascular
6. Finguinal
53when radiology puts a needle in the middle of a tumor which gives the surgeon an area to work with on how much tissue needs to be resected, this is called?
1. Aresection needle location
2. Bdye procedure
3. Cneedle location technique

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