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Surgical Technology, Concepts, Unit Two, Abdominal Incisions
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1When going in from the skin layer, the last layer found before visualizing the abdominal contents is the fascia.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
2The head is lateral to the shoulder.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3The strongest layer of the abdomen is the muscle fascia.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
4The weakest layer of the abdomen is the subcutaneous.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
5The xiphoid process is superior to the mons pubis.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6When the surgical incision is being closed, the layer following the subcutaneous layer to be closed is the peritoneum.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7The gallbladder is found in the?
- Aright lower abdominal quadrant
- Bleft lower abdominal quadrant
- Cleft upper abdominal quadrant
- Dright upper abdominal quadrant
8Another name for the illiac region of the abdomen is the?
- Aabdominal region
- Blumbar region
- Cinguinal region
- Dpelvic region
9The long vertical strap like muscle of the abdominal wall is the?
- Apelvic muscle
- Brectus abdominis
- Cexternal oblique
- Dinternal oblique
10The three portions of the small intestine are the?
- Aduodenum, ileum, and jejunum
- Bsmall intestine, large intestine, bowel
- Cbowel, interstitial intestine, gallbladder
- Dduodenum, bladder, gallbladder
11The appendix is attached to the [blank_start]cecum[blank_end]?
- Acecum
12A kocher type incision is a?
- Ahorizontal incision
- Btransverse incision
- Coblique incision
- Ddiagonal incision
13A [blank_start]supine[blank_end] position is used when the McBurneys incision is antisipated?
- Asupine
14A thoracoabdominal incision provides access to the?
- Athorax and abdomen
- Bpelvis
- Cinguinal region
- Dabdomen only
15Which incisional approach is most common for appendectomy?
- Alateral
- Bhorizontal
- Ctransverse
- DMcBurneys
16The [blank_start]midline[blank_end] body plane is associated with splitting the body into equal halves, left side from right side?
- Amidline
17The [blank_start]transverse[blank_end] body plane is associated with splitting top from bottom?
- Atransverse
18If patient is positioned in the left lateral position, how are they lying on the OR table?
- Alying on their stomic
- Bback down
- Cright side down
- Dleft side down
19A patient would be laying in the [blank_start]prone[blank_end] position if they were having a tumor taken off their back?
- Aprone
20Which of the following is not in the retroperitoneal space?
- Aureters
- Bvisceral peritoneal
- Ckidneys
- Daorta
21Which of these is wrapped around the internal organs except for the overies?
- Amesentary
- Bvisceral peritoneum
- Cparietal peritoneum
- Domentum
22Which of these is not characteristic of a surgical incision?
- Amaximum post-op strength
- Bdifficult entry into abdominal cavity
- Cmaximum exposure
- Dminimum trauma
23There are three essentials when making an incision, which one is not one of them?
- Asecurity
- Bextensibility
- Caccessibility
- Ddurability
24Give two reasons why a patient with a thicker subcutaneous layer may have more issues with the healing process?
- Abacteria infect larger patients more then thinner patients
- Bcutting through thick layers takes less time
- Ccutting through thicker layers takes more time
- Dthicker sub-q layer is harder to gain exposure
25What four qualities of the linea alba make a good target for the surgeon using an midline incision?
- Aless bleeding
- Bless bacterial growth
- Cno important nerves or blood vessels
- Deasier to cut through
- Eholds stitches well
- Fgives access to abdominal cavity without cutting muscle
26Right illiac region contains which organ?
- Aspleen
- Bappendix
- Cbladder
27The hypo-gastric region contains which organ?
- Abladder
- Bspleen
- Clungs
28The epigastric region contains which organ?
- Astomic
- Bkidney
- Cheart
29The left hypocondrium region contains which organ?
- Abladder
- Bstomach
- Cspleen
30the umbilical region contains which organ?
- Aspleen
- Bsmall bowel
- Clarge bowel
31The right lumbar region contains which organ?
- Akidney
- Bstomach
- Cspleen
32Label all the letters with the corresponding directional term?
- Amale:E;proximal,F;distal,C;lateral,
- Bmale:E;distal,F;proximal
33Know the following terms
- AKnow the following terms
- Bknow the following directions
34Know the following incisions
- Aknow the following incisions
- Bknow procedures used with these incision
35Know the following regions of the abdomen
- Aknow the following regions of the abdome
- Bknow the following
36Know what organs are located in what abdominal region.
- Aknow where organs are located
- Bknow where organs are located.
37The simplest and most common incision for laparotomy is?
- Avertical
- Btransverse
- Cmidline
- Doblique
38Median and Midline incisions are used for what procedures?
- Alithotomy
- Bcholecysectomy
- Cmasectomy
- Dtrauma
- Eventral herniorraphy
39Median and Midline incisions are classified as what type of incision?
- Athoracoabdominal
- Bvertical
- Ctransverse
- Doblique
40Advantages to median or midline incisions are?
- Aless contamination from bacterial infection
- Bless chance of SSI
- Cprovides good access to any organ in the abdominal cavity
- Dleast chance of hemorhage
- Ecan be extended
41Disadvantages of transverse incisions are?
- Aincision takes longer to perform
- Bless prone to hemorhage
- Cinfection risk is higher
- Dhave to cut through muscle
- Eprone to hemorhage
42which incisions are not considered an oblique incision?
- Apfannenstiel
- Bsubcostal
- Ckocker
- Dparamedian
- Erocky davis
43The Vertical Paramedian incision has 4 different incision areas; Rt. upper, LF. Upper, Rt. Lower and LF. Lower. Which organs are commonly accessed through these incisions?
- Abladder
- Bappendix
- Ckidneys
- Dpancrease
- Espleen
- Fstomach
44which organs are commonly acceded using a midline incision?
- Aliver
- Bduodenum
- Cspleen
- Dpancreas
- Eprostate
- Fstomach
45Which organs are commonly accessed with an subcostal or kocker incision?
- Apancrease
- Bappendix
- Cbiliary system
- Dgallbladder
- Espleen
46what common organs are used with the Mcburney, midabdominal transverse, and pfannenstiel incisions?
- AMcburney; stomach, midabdominal transverse; appendix and pfannenstiel; gallbladder
- BMcburney; appendix, midabdominal transverse; stomach and pancrease, and pfannenstiel; uterus, overies, tubes
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