Fascial Spaces, Salivary Glands, Wound Healing Flashcards
TRUE OR FALSE:
The strenohyoid lies underneath the deep component of the deep cervical fascia
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
The platysma lies underneath the superficial component of the deep cervical fascia.
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Papillary Cystadenoma Lymphomatosum is another name of Pleomorphic
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
The Intercalated ducts drains directly into the acinus.
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Adequate supply of oxygen and vitamin C is needed for proper collagen synthesis.
TRUE
In this method of wound closure, the wound is left open for a short period of time before it is closed.
a) Third intention
b) Skin grafting
c) Primary intention
d) Secondary intention
a) Third intention
This is an example of a free flap.
a) Radial forearm flap
b) Latissimus dorsi flap
c) Transposition flap
d) Pectoralis major myocutaneous flap
a) Radial forearm flap
True with the early phase of collagen synthesis EXCEPT:
a) Low strength/mass ratio
b) None of the above
c) Poorly organized
d) Low tensile strength
b) None of the above
TRUE OR FALSE:
The middle component of the deep cervical fascia is continuous with the danger space.
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
In retropharyngeal abscess, there is a suppurative process occurring in between the submucous pharyngeal fascia and the posterior pharyngeal wall.
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
In parapharyngeal abscess, there is a suppurative process occurring in between the submucous pharyngeal fascia and the posterior pharyngeal wall
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
The superficial component of the deep cervical fascia splits to enclose the muscles of mastication and the mandible.
TRUE
Malignant tumor of the salivary gland that rarely metastasizes.
a) Acinar Cell Carcinoma
b) Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma
c) Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma
d) Squamous Cell Carcinoma
a) Acinar Cell Carcinoma
Essential factors for the survival of a graft:
a) Viable recipient bed, close contact between graft
and bed, immobilization of the graft, time of graft
placement
b) Viable recipient bed
c) Viable recipient bed, close contact between graft and bed, immobilization of the graft
d) Viable recipient bed and close contact between graft and bed
c) Viable recipient bed, close contact between graft and bed, immobilization of the graft
Which among the following sutures exhibit less resistance to passage through tissue?
a) Braided sutures
b) None of the above
c) Multifilament sutures
d) Monofilament sutures
d) Monofilament sutures
This gland lies beneath the horizontal ramus of the mandible and lies within the digastric triangle.
a) Sublingual gland
b) Submandibular gland
c) Parotid gland
d) Minor salivary gland
b) Submandibular gland
TRUE OR FALSE:
Monofilament sutures are less stiff and have a higher coefficient of friction when used in wound closure.
FALSE
A 5-year-old boy was diagnosed with mumps. How is this best managed?
a) Oral antibiotics
b) Gentian violet painted over the affected side
c) Antiviral medications
d) Supportive treatment
d) Supportive treatment
This type of flap has its base located at some distance from the defect, the pedicle must pass over or under the intervening tissue.
a) Transposition flap
b) Rotational flap
c) Interpolated flap
d) Pedicled flap
c) Interpolated flap
At the emergency room, a patient came in with a lacerated wound on the upper lip area, with the knowledge on hand on application of local anesthesia, what will you incorporate with lidocaine to control further bleeding?
a) Lidocaine alone will do since it has vasodilator effect
b) Epinephrine, since it is vasodilator
c) Lidocaine alone will do since it has vasoconstrictor
effect
d) Epinephrine, since it is vasoconstrictor
d) Epinephrine, since it is vasoconstrictor