Surgical Nursing review Flashcards

1
Q

What is the weakest part of a suture?

A

The knot

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2
Q

When are sutures generally removed?

A

10-14 DAYS

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3
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The \_\_\_\_ the suture, the \_\_\_ tensile strength it has.
A). Smaller; less
B). Larger; less
C). Smaller; more
D). Larger; more
A

A). Smaller; less

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4
Q
What is catgut made of?
A). Sheep intestine
B). Cat intestine
C). Pig skin
D). None of the above
A

A). Sheep intestine

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5
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What is the common name for Polyglycolic acid suture?
A). Vicryl
B). Maxon
C). PDS
D). Dexon
A

D). Dexon Absorbable

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6
Q
What is the common name for Polydioxanone suture?
A). Vicryl
B). Maxon
C). PDS
D). Dexon
A

C). PDS Absorbable

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7
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What is the common name for Polyglactin 910?
A). Vicryl
B). Maxon
C). PDS
D). Dexon
A

A). Vicryl

Absorbable

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8
Q
What is common name for Poliglecaprone 25?
A) Maxon
B). Monocryl
C). PDS
D).. Dexon
A

B). Monocryl

Absorbable

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9
Q
What is an example of Non-Absorbable sutures?
A). Polyester
B). Polyamide
C). Silk
D). Polypropylene
E). All of the above
A

E). All of the above

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10
Q

Monofilament has ____ drag through tissues than braided
A). Less
B). More

A

A). Less drag

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11
Q

What is the difference between monofilament and braided suture?

A

Monofilament has less drag through tissues

Braided suture has a wick effect

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12
Q
Tissue adhesives is used in:
A) dewclaw removal
B). Spays
C). Neuters
D). None of the above
A

A). Dewclaws

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13
Q

Which suture pattern has each sutured tied individually?
A). Simple contiunous
B) Interrupted
C). Inverting

A

B). Interrupted

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14
Q

What is the definition of Aspepsis?
A). Absense of septic Matter
B). Killing of all forms of microbial life
C). Destruction of non-sporing pathogenic organisms
D) None of the above

A

Absense of septic matter

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15
Q
What is an example of an Iodophor?
A). Betadine
B). Chlorhexadine
C). Nolvasan
D). Alcohol
A

A). Betadine

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16
Q

What is the most common type of most heat sterilization?
A). Boiling water
B) Autoclave

A

B) Autoclave

17
Q
What is the minimum time/temperature standard for an autoclave?
A). 30 min at 121 degrees Celsius
B). 3 min at 131 degrees Celsius
C). 13 min at 121 degrees Celsius
D). None of  the above
A

C). 13 min at 121 degrees Celsius

18
Q

What do you write on the autoclave tape?

A

Date, expiration date, contents, initials

19
Q
How long can a double wrap paper in an open cabinet be stored for?
A). 2 days
B). 3 weeks
C). 9 months
D). 1 year
A

C). 9 months