Final Practice Q's Flashcards

1
Q

Can sutures dehis from too much tension?

A

Yes!!

Approximation without strangulation (Take off their blood supply)

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2
Q

Tensile strength in term of percent of the wound after closure

A

5% of original strength within 10 days

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3
Q

When does Granulation start to fill a wound?

A

5 days to 3 wks

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4
Q

Corner stitches (half-buried horizontal mattress suturing) are used to:

A

Reduce the chance to compromise the circulation at the triangulated ends of wounds

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5
Q

Wounds stitching in chest (How many days?)

A

6-12 days

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6
Q

For Reducing Tension, which stitch would you use?

A

Both Mattresses (Horizontal & Vertical)

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7
Q

Do Langer’s Lines allow for shorter incision lines in terms of days? Also in elbows?

A

Yes, 10-14 days

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8
Q

Closures, how soon you want to do them if you want to reduce the risk of infections?

A

Delayed Closure w/in 96 hrs

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9
Q

If you were going to use a tourniquet to do a digital block, is tighter the better?

A

No?

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10
Q

If you wait 24 hours to close a wound, would there be an increase risk of infection?

A

Yes, (a clean contaminated wound)

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11
Q

If you wait 24 hours to close a wound, Would there be an increase risk of scarring?

A

Yes

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12
Q

If you wait 24 hours to close a wound, Would the overall result be better if you let it close by 2nd intention?

A

No, most cases late closure (3rd intention) gives a better overall result than not closing the wound (2nd intention)

1st intention - suturing right away
2nd intention - letting wound close naturally
3rd intention - wound is left open for a number of days, then closed if it’s found to be clean

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13
Q

Would you remove excess granulation tissue

A

Yes

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14
Q

If we use cyanoacrylate (superglue) to close a wound, what type of anchor would that be?

A

Primary

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15
Q

Ginseng, Ginger, Feverfew, Vit E, and Saw palmetto, do they increase operative and post operative bleed?

A

Yes

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16
Q

Would Retention Sutures cause wound dehiscence?

A

No, its a treatment for wound dehiscence

17
Q

Would tanning a scar change the color of the skin?

A

Yes

18
Q

In contrast to keloid scarring, hypertrophic scarring is defined as enlargement of the scar within the boundary of the original scar. True or false?

A

True

19
Q

A keloid/Hypertrophic scars is prone to occur in all the following locations except?

A

Face (They do mot occurs in the face)