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1
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diagnostic scope

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observation only

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2
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pennington clamp

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grasp hemorrhoid

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3
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draping for hysterectomy

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UBD
diagonal towels
litho/gyne sheet and leggings

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4
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heaney retractor

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hold open side walls on hysterectomy

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5
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endocatch

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enclose specimen

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6
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heaney clamp

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clamp uterine ligaments and vessels

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7
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what should you provide to establish infra umbilical incision for lap procedure?

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scalpel, forceps, electrocautery

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8
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ferguson moon rectal speculum/retractor

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retract rectal tissue

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9
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reasons for gallbladder removal

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cholecystitis
gallstones
cancer

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10
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skin hooks

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retract skin edges

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11
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deep group

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internal transverse abdominis muscle

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12
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what may the surgeon use to reinforce the floor of the inguinal canal?

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mesh

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13
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hypaque

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dye used during an operative cholangiogram

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14
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what structure passing through the inguinal canal must be protected when an inguinal hernia repair is performed for a female?

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round ligament

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15
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pratt rectal speculum/retractor

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retract rectal tissue

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16
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what should be done once the laparoscope is inserted?

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examine the peritoneal cavity

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17
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why are legs lowered in a slow smooth movement?

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to prevent severe hypotension

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18
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what is a verres needle used for?

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establishment of orifice into abdominal for endoscopic entry

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19
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hegar dilators

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dilate the cervix

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20
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rectocele

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protrusion of the anterior rectal wall into the vagina

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21
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alligator forceps

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grasp ear tubes

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22
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anesthesia for abdominal laparoscopy and why?

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general, carbon dioxide irritates diaphragm so they need to be ventalated

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23
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reducible hernia

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contents of sac can be returned to the normal intra abd position by manual manipulation

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24
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what is a vaginal hysterectomy?

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removal of the uterus through an incision into the vaginal wall and pelvic cavity

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25
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endoscopic ligaclip appliers

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occlude vessels or tubular structures

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26
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foerster ring forceps

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hemostasis and visualization

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27
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how should a fiber optic ligh cord be handled?

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don’t put on drapes, don’t kink

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28
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position for hernia surgery

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supine

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29
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endoscopic suction/irrigator system

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rinse surgical area and check for bleeding

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30
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jacobs chuck

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attachment for drill bits

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31
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senns retractor

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retract skin edges

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32
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factors that contribute to a direct inguinal hernia?

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poor nutrition, age, COPD

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33
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oscillatting blade

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cut/saw bone

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34
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verres needle

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insufflation of abdomen

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35
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fiberoptic light cord

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transports light to scope

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36
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umbilical hernia

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abdominal wall defect occurring in the linea alba at the umbilical ring

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37
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what is attached to a telescope?

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camera and fiberoptic light cord

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38
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fred

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defog lens of laparoscope

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39
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largest internal organ in body

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liver

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40
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arthroscopy pump

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irrigation when scoping joints

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41
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what rubbed on telescope to prevent fogging?

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FRED

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42
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endoprobe

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move organs as needed

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43
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stevens tenotomy scissors

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fine dissection

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44
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osteotomes

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shave/cut bone

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45
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russian tissue forceps

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grasp dense tissue

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46
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trocar

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used to create working ports

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47
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what type of tissue is a hernia sac?

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peritoneum

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48
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what is a hysterectomy contraindicated for?

A

large uterine tumor

pelvic malignancy

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49
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weitlander retractor

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retracting

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50
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avuard vaginal speculum

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posterior vaginal wall retraction

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51
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strangulated hernia

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compromised or absent blood supply

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52
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plastic metz scissors

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plastic procedures

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53
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endoscopic fan retractor

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retract organs during a laparoscopic procedure

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54
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what happens after the cystic arty and duct are double clipped and divided?

A

gallbladder is removed from the hepatic bed

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55
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why would a vaginal hysterectomy be done?

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benign disease or carcinoma of cervix, uterine prolapse

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56
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what gas is utilized for pneumoperitoneum?

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carbon dioxide, readily available

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57
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disadvantages of MIS

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longer operative time, more expensive

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58
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babcock forceps

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grip

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59
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why is bladder drained for hysterectomy?

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visualization and protect bladder from being knicked

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60
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operative scope

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channeled for irrigating, suctioning

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61
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mallet

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drive osteotomes

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62
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double action ronguer

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bite off tissue

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63
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what is caused by weakening of the abdominal wall?

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inguinal, femoral, incisional

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64
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why are SCD’s used for vaginal hysterectomy?

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hemodynamic changes can occur with the lithomy position

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65
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taut cholangiocath

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inject dye into cystic duct

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66
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cystic artery is exposed and ligated with what?

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3 clips (1 proximal and 2 distal to the gallbladder)

67
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graves vaginal speculum

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retract vaginal walls anterior and posterior

68
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incision for laparoscopic procedure

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infra umbilical

69
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insufflator

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used to expose area by insufflation with CO2 gas

70
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endoscopic cautery cord

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connect cautery to ESu

71
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endoscopic l hook cautery

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coagulation and dissection

72
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electrocautery for lap chole

A

remove the gallbladder from the liver

73
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necrosis of a portion of the intestine results in what type of hernia?

A

strangulated

74
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what may be punctured when introducing trocar blindly?

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sm intestins, bladder

75
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used to retract the spermatic cord in the male

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penrose drain

76
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single action ronguer

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bite off tissue

77
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insufflator tubing

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deliver co2 gas to insufflate abdomen

78
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heaney needle holder

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suture after ligation of uterine ligaments, hysterectomy

79
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freer periosteal elevator

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free soft tissue

80
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specimen with surgeon

A

ask if its okay to hand off

81
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where is light source located?

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tower and off sterile field

82
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what is a hernia?

A

protusion of normal abd contents

83
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what can cystocele cause?

A

urinary incontinence

84
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what happens is abdominal pressure exceeds safe limits what may be the complications?

A

increase risk of pulmonary and circulatory complications

85
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endoscope

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lighted telescopic instrument

86
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iris scissors

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delicate dissection

87
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o sullivan o conner retractor

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hold open abdominal incisions

88
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trocar/sheath

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pass laparoscope and instrumentation into pelvic

89
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femoral ring

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slightly lower than inguinal ring

90
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ballentine clamp

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clamp uterine ligaments and vessels

91
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surgical prep for hysterectomy

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umbilicus to mid thigh, groin and perineal area

92
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telescope

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used to acquire image of abdominal cavity

93
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what is the hook scissors used for?

A

divide the cystic duct and artery

94
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instrument needed after cystic duct is exposed

A

clip applier

95
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briesky vaginal retractor

A

retract vaginal side walls

96
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what should you provide after the surgeon separates the spermatic cord?

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dissecting scissors, penrose drain, forceps

97
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what is the CO2 hooked to?

A

verres needle or trocar/cannula

98
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what assists with trocar and cannula in cholecystectomy?

A

laparoscope

99
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saw with reciprocating blade

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saw/remove bone

100
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complications associated with endoscopic procedures

A

gas embolism

circulatory problems

101
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key instrument used to expose cystic duct and artery

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maryland dissector

102
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camera and cord

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transmits image to monitor

103
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endoscopic maryland dissector

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dissection of fine tissue

104
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where is the cervix located?

A

lower narrow end of uterus

105
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how does the pt end up for lap chole?

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reverse trendelenburg

106
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cholangiogram set up

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used to inject radiopaque dye when doing a cholangiogram

107
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hurd dissector

A

dissection blade

108
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safe intra abdominal pressure

A

14-16mm

109
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what instrument is used to clamp the ligaments for hysterectomy?

A

heaney clamp

110
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where is the gallbladder located?

A

RUQ

111
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anoscope

A

dilate anal canal

112
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direct hernia

A

through area of muscle weakness in the abdomen, is acquired

113
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incision for inguinal hernia

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oblique

114
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MIS

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eliminates the need to cut through tissue/muscle

115
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endoscopic procedures

A

hysteroscopy
cystoscopy
knee arthroscopy

116
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probe/groove director

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following sinus or fistula tract

117
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key

A

used to tighten chuck attachments

118
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cystocele

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bulging of the anterior vaginal wall beneath the floor of the bladder

119
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incisional hernia

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occurs along the incision of a previous abdominal surgery

120
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endoscopic mets scissors

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cut/ligate structures

121
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disposable instruments at end of surgery

A

need to be counted if the laparoscopy was successful

122
Q

where is the uterus located?

A

between the rectum and bladder

123
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ENT bovie/suction

A

remove adenoids

124
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pneumoperitoneum

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presence of gas/air in the peritoneal cavity

125
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what should be passed after dissection of the gallbladder?

A

endoscopic alligator or claw forceps

126
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regnell/finger retractor

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retract

127
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disadvantage of lap chole?

A

trauma to the liver when it is dissected from the gallbladder

128
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camera

A

visualization of anatomy, takes pictures

129
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anterior/posterior repair

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posterior repair follows anterior

130
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why do legs need to padded with stirrups?

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prevent saphenous nerve and vessel damage

131
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endoscopic grasping forceps

A

hold or stabilize organs

132
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wire driver

A

inserting pins, wires into bones

133
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bone currette

A

shape and scrape bone

134
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why is a glove used with a weighted speculum?

A

contain blood

135
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when should bowel instruments be variable for hernia surgery?

A

strangulated

136
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burrs

A

remove uneven or unwanted bones

137
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why is the verres needle injected with a syringe filled with saline?

A

to make sure you aren’t in any organs

138
Q

4 advantages of laparoscopic/endoscopic surgery

A

short hospital stay
decrease post op pain
less tissue damage
shorter recovery time

139
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ferris smith tissue forceps

A

grasp heavy tissue

140
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what structure passing through the inguinal canal must be protected when an inguinal hernia repair is performed for a male?

A

spermatic cord

141
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who is positioned on the patients left side during lap chole?

A

main surgeon

142
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robinson red rubber catheter

A

drain bladder

143
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nibbler

A

bite off tissue

144
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what can cause a direct inguinal hernia?

A

chronic cough, ascites, straining to void

145
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cystic duct

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tubular canal that carries bile from gallbladder to common bile duct

146
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superficial group

A

external and internal oblique muscles

147
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bone rasp

A

used to smooth rough edges

148
Q

indirect hernia

A

viscera slides into inguinal canal at the deep inguinal ring

149
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ear tubes

A

allow equalization of pressure in ear

150
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Jacobs vulsellum forceps

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grasp cervix

151
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single tooth tenaculum

A

grasp and manipulate tissue

152
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major supporting structure of the inguinal floor

A

transversalis fascia

153
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reciprocating blade

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cut/saw bone

154
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ligaments for a vaginal hysterectomy and in order

A

uterosacral, cardinal, broad, round

155
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incarcerated hernia

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herniated tissue that is trapped outside its normal location, tissue is still viable

156
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endoscopic spatula cautery

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thermal coagulation of bleeders

157
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laparoscope

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viewing of the abdominal organs

158
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endoscopic hook scissors

A

divide cystic artery and duct

159
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why is a cystocele repaired before a rectocele?

A

contamination

160
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irreducible hernia

A

contents of sac are trapped in an extra abd sac, and can’t be manually reduced

161
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endoscopic claw grasping forceps

A

penetrating hold and extraction of tissue

162
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puncture sites for lap chole

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subxiphoid area and 2 in the right subcostal area

163
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layers of the uterus

A

outer peritoneal
myometrium
endometrium

164
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common laparoscopic surgeries

A

hernia repair, bowel resection

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