Practice Questions

Question 1

hirschsprung

Answer 1

congenital megacolon

Question 2

condylomata acuminata

Answer 2

HPV

Question 3

condylomata lata

Answer 3

syphilis

Question 4

what is most common antiseptic for pre-op skin preparations

Answer 4

merthiolate, It is the antiseptic of choice for the final scrub in preoperative
skin preparation,

Question 5

What chemical is used for transfer of biopsy specimens?

Answer 5

formaldehyde: common name Formalin

Question 6

dry sterilization is best used for?

Answer 6

This method can be used in
emergency situations where the two methods of autoclaving are not
available

Question 7

What is used for treatment of conjunctivitis

Answer 7

2% solution boric acid

Question 8

what is a phenol coefficient

Answer 8

strength or effectiveness of an antiseptic

Question 9

what antiseptic is teratogenic

Answer 9

hexachlorophene

Question 10

Are anestheisa, antiseptic and astringents all in the chiro profession?

Answer 10

Yes

Question 11

what is delayed closure known as

Answer 11

tertiary union, These wounds are those that can be closed by sutures after three to
four days of observation.

Question 12

What type of anesthetic block is most commonly used in minor sx

Answer 12

field block

Question 13

What does TAC stand for?

Answer 13

tetracaine, epinephrine, cocaine

Question 14

Define bite

Answer 14

A bite is the amount of tissue taken when placing a suture needle in the
skin or fascia. The farther away from the wound edge that the needle is
introduced, the bigger the bite will be.

Question 15

Which type of suture has the least amount of scarring?

Answer 15

intradermal/subcuticular

Question 16

most common tumor on head and neck?

Answer 16

I think its squamous and google agrees with me

Question 17

How does one remove a sebaceous cyst?

Answer 17

Excise entire cyst with elliptical

Question 18

Most common area of the intestines that first get inflamed with IBD?

Answer 18

…. recto-sigmoid? need to double check this

Question 19

what are internal hemorrhoids?

Answer 19

Blood which drips into the toilet
bowl, and is bright red in nature, and free and separate from stool

usually painless, swollen submucosal, vascular tissue located above the dentate line.

“varicose painful lesions”

Question 20

most common lesion that exists between the anus and ischial tuberosity?

Answer 20

abscess

Question 21

best thing for treating skin irritations such as shaving?

Answer 21

potassium aluminum sulfate

Question 22

most common complication of keesey technique?

Answer 22

bleeding

Question 23

pyrexia and pain with sitting/defecation and coughing?

Answer 23

common sxs of anorectal abscess anf fistula

Question 24

is xray used for systemic gi and anus issues?

Answer 24

no, spect, manual inspection and colonoscopy

Question 25

what type is best for sterilization of a wound?

Answer 25

-

Question 26

what is the MC cause of complication of minor sx?

Answer 26

infection

Question 27

what should be applied to an abscess of the anal region?

Answer 27

• p something (need to look up)- couldnt find the answer to this

Question 28

MC location for infection of anal region?

Answer 28

crypts of morgagni

Question 29

MC benign condition of the large bowel?

Answer 29

polyps

Question 30

how are polps removed?

Answer 30

excisional biopsy

Question 31

how does epinephrine affect anesthetic?

Answer 31

causes vasoconstriction and less bleeding during sx

Question 32

undermining procedure uses what tool?

Answer 32

scissors

Question 33

most common bacteria from dog (animal bite?)

Answer 33

Pasteurella multocida

Question 34

MC bacteria associated with human bite

Answer 34

Eikenella

corrodens