Assessment 2

Question 1

Formed by the Common hepatic bile duct, cystic duct, and cystic artery

Answer 1

Calot’s Triangle

Question 2

Drug to treat MH

Answer 2

Dantrolene

Question 3

The uterine artery is a direct branch of the (A in the diagram)

Answer 3

Internal iliac artery

Question 4

Ligament that connects the sides of the uterus to the walls and floor of the pelvis (A in diagram)

Answer 4

Broad ligament

Question 5

Important landmark in shoulder arthroscopy (A in diagram)

Answer 5

Coracoacrominal ligament

Question 6

Pair of nerves that should be identified and preserved during inguinal hernia repair, especially in open procedures (Identified as A and B in diagram)

Answer 6

Ilio-inguinal and ileo-hypogastric

Question 7

Which approach to the hip would preserve the hip abductors, which helps to decrease dislocations. Requires the use of the HANA table

Answer 7

Anterior

Question 8

When using the skin stapler, the skin edges are turned up to line up the dermal margins

Answer 8

Eversion of skin edges

Question 9

What is the average tourniquet pressure on an upper extremity

Answer 9

250-300mmHg

Question 10

Average adult male RBCs

Answer 10

4.2-6.1 mill/µl

Question 11

What type of shock is noted by decrease volume of circulating blood

Answer 11

Hypovolemic shock

Question 12

Fungi are considered

Answer 12

Eukaryotic

Question 13

What nerve may be inquired if arm board is hyperextended

Answer 13

Brachial plexus

Question 14

Identify A in the diagram

Answer 14

Calcaneus (aka heel)

Question 15

When undergoing cranial surgery in the sitting position, patient is at risk of a/an

Answer 15

Air embolism

Question 16

Identify the type of hematoma in diagram, caused by inquiry to middle meningeal artery-

Answer 16

Epidural hematoma

Question 17

Using the diagram as a guide, what vessels are clamped prior to the aorta in a AAA

Answer 17

Iliac

Question 18

Identify A in the diagram. Most DVTs occur here

Answer 18

Left iliac vein

Question 19

High ligation of the hernia sac occurs in what type of hernia

Answer 19

Indirect inguinal hernia

Question 20

Identify A in the diagram

Answer 20

Vas deferens

Question 21

Skin staples are typically removed within how many days after surgery

Answer 21

5 to 7 days

Question 22

Forms an envelope around the spermatic cord and is a continuation of the internal oblique (A in diagram)

Answer 22

Cremaster muscle

Question 23

Identify A in the diagram. If the anterior portion of the thigh is inquired, the anteromedial aspect of the thigh can loss sensation

Answer 23

Femoral Nerve

Question 24

Identify the type of cast in the diagram. Often utilized for non-displaced humeral fracture

Answer 24

Hanging Cast

Question 25

Identify A in the diagram. This structure is separated from the lateral condyle by bursa

Answer 25

Popliteus Tendon

Question 26

Identify A in the diagram. Injury to this structure will cause a sensory loss over the medial aspect of the leg and medial border of the foot (blue area)

Answer 26

Saphenous Nerve

Question 27

Identify the diagram. Maybe utilized after an ACL repair

Answer 27

Hinged knee brace

Question 28

What type of technique would prevent mechanical metastasis when removing a tumor

Answer 28

Isolation Technique (aka - no-touch isolation technique)

Question 29

Identify A in the diagram. This pectineal ligament attaches to the superior pubic ramus. In inguinal hernia repair surgery this structure plays a role in providing support to the inguinal region. Also, maybe used as an anchor point for mesh placement

Answer 29

Cooper’s Ligament

Question 30

Primary node that can be associated with metastatic disease

Answer 30

Sentinel