Basics of Surgery - Written Flashcards
Wiener knot is fast to make and is suitable in cases of
less tension.
T/F
TRUE
Write the missing words on the dotted line!
For skin closure …….…….- clips are used with the it’s clip applicator and remover. ……………………………. is a circumscribed injury which is due to an external force and can involve any tissue or organ. It can be mild, severe, or even lethal.
Michel-clips
A Wound
How do we distinguish between different types of sutures depending on their characteristics:
_______________ and ______________.
How do we distinguish between different types of sutures depending on their characteristics:
Monofilament and multifilament)
What is the name of the type of wound healing in latin`
What is the name of the type of wound healing in latin`
Sanatio per primam intentionem
Sanatio per secundam intentionem
True or false
Taper cutting needle is used to suture the sclerotic calcified tissues
True or false
Taper cutting needle is used to suture the sclerotic calcified tissues
True
3 thrombosis prophylaxis mechanisms
- Heparin derivatives
- Aspirin
- Coumarin
Can also mention compression socks, elevated the legs, etc.
LASER (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) is used for vaporization and palliative treatment of the non resectable gastrointestinal
tumours.
T/F
TRUE
The optics are a lens system built into a rigid case, ranging in length from 15 to 50 cm and 2 to 12 mm i n diameter.
T/F
FALSE
True or false
In the past, we used natural suture materials such as human hair
True or false
In the past, we used natural suture materials such as human hair
True
What word is used to describe this?
Long-handled, ring-ended instrument, which is bended 90° at its distal part. It may or may not have the interlocking teeth. We use them to dissect and prepare the tissues atraumatically (straight from e-book but supposedly there is a past-paper fill in the blank question about it)
Dissector
10 Straight Blunt-Sharp Scissors
11 Laparoscopic camera head
11/A Laparoscopic telescope/optic
For laparoscopic irrigation warm water is used.
T/F
TRUE
One side of the ______ is smooth while the other is spherical. The semicircle of it is a little sharp.
It is useful in the blunt separation of _______ and ________ from the surface of the bone.
One side of the raspatory is smooth while the other is spherical. The semicircle of it is a little sharp.
It is useful in the blunt separation of periosteum and connective tissue from the surface of the bone.
What is the absorption type of natural suture materials?
What is the absorption type of natural suture materials?
Enzymatic absorption
What is this machine?
(sorry for the shitty image but it’s the one from e-book and lecture)
Suction set and suction tips
Swab together with the Pean hemostatic forceps is called the handled swab.
T/F
FALSE
Swab+Sponge forceps
What is the name of the shot wound in latin?
What is the name of the shot wound in latin?
vulnus sclopetarium
What can be used to remove blood and fluid during surgery?
What can be used to remove blood and fluid during surgery?
suction apparatus
List 6 devices present in the operating room!
List 6 devices present in the operating room!
Operating table
Vital signs monitor
operating lamp
Suction device
X-ray device
Sonnenburg table
Air condition
Trash can
What do you call the instrument closer to the letter A?
And to letter B?
What is the word used to describe their handle?
What other thing might be included in the test with these? (sorry there is no picture, just going off word of mouth)
A: Flamingo laparoscopic needle holder
B: Parrot laparoscopic needle holder
They have a linear “coaxial” handle
There is supposedly also a laparoscopic clamp in the picture, but can’t find any clear pictures of these from the department
What is injured in a simple wound?
(This is a MCQ question, so just look at the answer)
Skin, Mucus membrane, Subcutanaeous tissue, superficial follicle, muscle (partially)
Scalpels are used for :
a. dissecting the connective tissue
b. To grip skin and subcutaneous tissues
c. Making an incision on the skin
d. Preparation of a scarred tissue
c. Making an incision on the skin
Basic types of surgical needles today:
a. Atraumatic needles
b. French eyed needles
c. Close eyed needles
d. Traumatic needles
a. Atraumatic needles
b. French eyed needles
c. Close eyed needles
Choose the WRONG answer:
What are the general rules of sepsis:
A. Only sterile instruments can be used to perform surgical procedures
B. A scrubbed-in person can handle only sterile instruments and eqipment
C. The sterile instrument preserves its sterility if only the sterile person touch it
D. Isolation of the operating field is a desinfection procedure
E. The operation field is never considered absolutely sterile but applying aseptic operation techniques …… (rest is missing)
Choose the WRONG answer:
What are the general rules of sepsis:
D. Isolation of the operating field is a desinfection procedure
List 3 instruments used for hemostasis:
List 3 instruments used for hemostasis:
Péan clamp, Mosquito clamp, Abdominal clamp, diathermy knife, CUSA, LASER
True or False (although I think this question is actually an MCQ, the student could only remember this part of it)
Compared to open surgery, in laparoscopy there are more fluctuations in patient’s blood pressure
FALSE
Choose the WRONG answer:
The groups of suture materials should be
A. Natural and synthetic
B. Monofilament and multifilament
C. Rigid and flexible
D. Absorbable and non-absorbable
E. Monofilament and twisted/braided
Choose the WRONG answer:
The groups of suture materials should be
C. Rigid and flexible
True or False:
The first attendant ties the gown
FALSE
should be the scrub nurse
What is this called?
Purse String Suture
Types of Superficial wound infection (write the type AND an example):
Types of Superficial wound infection (write the type AND an example):
- A diffuse, erysipelas
- Localized ,abscess
Name of instrument in picture: _____________
What is part A?
What part is B?
What part is C?
Name of instrument in picture: Telescope
A: Ocular (camera connection)
B: Light cable connection
C: Objective Lens
What is the order you prepare for surgery
What is the order you prepare for surgery
Masking, Scrubbing, Disinfecting, Gowning, Gloving, Isolation
What is the late complication of the wound healing?
A. Hypographic scar
B. Erythema
C. Keloid
D. Seroma
What is the late complication of the wound healing?
C. Keloid
What is this?
What can we put on A?
What is B?
What is the outer part?
What is the inner part?
What is this? Veres Needle
What can we put on A? Insufflator
What is B? Valves
What is the outer part? Needle part
What is the inner part? Insufflator tube (blunt)
The extension of the surgery determines the risk.
T/F
TRUE
What is the absorption of the following materials:
Silk
Polypropylene
What is the absorption of the following materials:
Silk - Enzymatic
Polypropylene - Hydrolysis
Haemostats are suitable for tissue preparation (dissecting instruments), grasping ( grasping instruments), and
haemostasis as well.
T/F
TRUE
Chronic wound healing means that the normal wound healing fails after two weeks T/F
FALSE
3 months
The value of pneumoperitoneum is optimally 0 mmHg
.because it does not cause visceral compression
T/F
FALSE
should be less than 15-20 mmHg
Which is the right order of wound healing?
A. Remodeling - hemostasis-infiltration – granulation-proliferation
B. Granulation-proliferation - hemostasis-infiltration - Remodeling
C. Hemostasis-infiltration - granulation-proliferation - remodeling
D. Granulation-proliferation – Remodeling - Hemostasis-infiltration
Which is the right order of wound healing?
C. Hemostasis-infiltration - granulation-proliferation - remodeling
Which statements are true for thoracolaparotomy?
a. the incision line runs in the 12th intercostal space
b. the incision line run s in the 7th intercostal space
c. it is built up of an upper transverse or transrectal laparotomy
(d. it is mostly used in thoracosurgery (e.g., lung tumors
c. it is built up of an upper transverse or transrectal laparotomy
b. the incision line run s in the 7th intercostal space
What gas is used in a pneumoperitoneum?
(also an MCQ)
Carbon Dioxide