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CST5
pg.179-198
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A nasogastric tube used for insertion in the small intestine is? | miller-abbott |
| Which is not a type of ureteral catheter tip? | pezzer |
| Malecot, Mushroom and Sump are types of? | surgical drains |
| Am embolus would be removed by a? | fogarty catheter |
| A tightly rolled cotton tape used by surgeons for blunt dissection? | kittner |
| Two chest tubes are inserted after an open cardiovascular procedure the upper tube is used to evacuate? | air |
| What drain system is preffered for a radical neck dissection? | hemovac |
| The type of catheter used for infusion of chemotherapeutic agents into abdomen? | tenckhopp |
| Which dressing is ideal for neck procedures? | stent dressings |
| What layer of the three layer dressing absorbs the secretions of the wound? | intermediate |
| What can be utilized in abdominal surgical wounds that will require frequent dressing changes and prevent damage to skin? | montgomery straps |
| What type of drain is used or biliary system? | t-tube |
| Which is a type of passive drain? | penrose drain |
| What tube can be inserted and left in place for continual gastric aspiration? | sump tube |
| A suture that provides strength and non reactivity in tissues where stainless steel cannot be used? | polypropylene |
| What type of needle is used on tissue of the gastrointestinal tract? | taper |
| A characteristic of plain gut is that it absorbs in? | 70 days |
| the space caused by separation of wound edges is called? | dead space |
| If tissue is approximated too tight it can cause? | ischemia |
| A protein substance that is the chief constituent of connective tissue is? | collagen |
| Which is the least reactive of al synthetic suture materials? | polypropylene |
| Ligatures are used to? | occlude lumens of blood vessels |
| A cutting needle would not be used on? | nerve tissue |
| Another name for polyglactin 910 is? | vicryl |
| What type of suture is surgilon? | nylon |
| Bolsters are used with retention sutures to? | prevent sutures from cutting into skin |
| Which suture is absorbable and offers extended wound support? | polydioxanone |
| The most widely used nonabsorbable suture is? | nylon |
| Which suture is a polyester fiber suture? | ethibond |
| A suture used in tendon repair? | polydioxanone |
| A microfibrillar collagen that is either supplied in a compacted nonwoven web form or in loose fibrous form is? | avitene |
| The EEA surgical stapler is used for? | anastomosis of proximal colon to rectum |
| A specially treated form of surgical gauze that is a hemostatic agent is? | surgicel |
| Absorbable suture that is preffered in suturing which tissue? | periosteum |
| Which suture is treated with a salt solution to decrease the rate of absorption? | chromic |
| Tissue trauma is best minimized using a? | swaged on suture |
| A characteristic of polyglycolic acid suture? | absorbable |
| A stick tie is a? | swaged needle |
| A type of suture that has a high tensile strength and support a wound indefinately is? | stainless steel |
| Type of needle point used on peritoneum and intestine is? | taper |
| They type of needle used on tendon? | cutting |
| The measure of weight required to break a suture is its? | tensile strength |
| Which suture would not be used in the presence of infection? | silk |
| A stapling device used to perorm low anterior anastomosis? | EEA |
| The mess that is not preffered in the presence of infection? | mersilene |
| The least inert of all the synthetic mesh is? | polyester fiber mesh |
| A curved tapered surgical needle is used mostly on? | bowel tissue or subcutaneous tissue |
| The substance that weakly hold wound edges together during the first five days of first intention healing is? | fibroblasts |
| The healing process in which a wound is purposely left open and allowed to heal from bottom up is called? | secondary intention |
| Which is not part of the inflammatory process? | vasocontriction |
| The rupture of a wound with spilling of contents is known as? | evisceration |
| Reduced flow to an area is known as? | ischemia |
| Most absorbable sutures are packaged in an alcohol water solution to maintain their? | pliability |
| Which factor would not decrease the healing capabilities of a patient? | early ambulation |
| The healing stage of first intention healing occurs from the? | 5-14 day |
| Second intention healing involves? | wound granulation |
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