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Question 1

ECTOMY

Answer 1

surgical removal

Question 2

surgical removal

Answer 2

ECTOMY

Question 3

otomy

Answer 3

to cut into

Question 4

to cut into

Answer 4

otomy

Question 5

ostomy

Answer 5

an artificial opening in an organ of the body

Question 6

an artificial opening in an organ of the body

Answer 6

ostomy

Question 7

anastomosis

Answer 7

to make a connection between two tubular organs

Question 8

to make a connection between two tubular organs

Answer 8

anastomosis

Question 9

plasty

Answer 9

to surgically alter the form or shape of something

Question 10

to surgically alter the form or shape of something

Answer 10

plasty

Question 11

oscopy

Answer 11

medical examination by means of an optical instrument

Question 12

medical examination by means of an optical instrument

Answer 12

oscopy

Question 13

orrhaphy

Answer 13

suturing together two edges
(like eyelid)

Question 14

suturing together of two edges

Answer 14

-orrhaphy

Question 15

pexy

Answer 15

surgical fixation, joining two different structures together

Question 16

surgical fixation, joining two different structures together

Answer 16

-pexy

Question 17

-desis

Answer 17

to surgically fuse two normally separated skeletal parts

Question 18

to surgically fuse two normally separated skeletal parts

Answer 18

-desis

Question 19

two types of crushing tissue forceps

Answer 19

Babcock tissue forceps
* Allis tissue forceps

Question 20

non-crushing tissue forceps

Answer 20

Doyen intestinal forceps

Question 21

3 types of hemostatic forceps

Answer 21

Rochester Carmalt forceps (straight and curved)
* Kelly hemostatic forceps (straight and curved)
* Halsted mosquito forceps (straight and curved)

Question 22

When using CURVED forceps, tips should always point___

Answer 22

out of the body cavity or away from the patient
tips up

Question 23

Answer 23

allis tissue forceps

Intermeshing teeth at tip are used to grasp tissue
Should only be used on tissues to be discarded due to crushing effect of tips
Frequently used for positioning of suction tubing and electrocautery wire on
patient drape

Question 24

Answer 24

Babcock tissue forceps

used to grasp and retract robust soft tissue (stomach and bladder)

Question 25

___ are used to grasp and retract robust soft tissue (stomach and bladder)

Answer 25

babcock tissue forceps

Question 26

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STRAIGHT DOYEN INTESTINAL TISSUE FORCEPS longitudinal grooves used for intestinal lumen occlusion

Question 27

used for intestinal lumen occlusion (resections and anastomosis)

Answer 27

straight doyen intestinal tissue forceps

Question 28

Answer 28

straight rochester-carmalt hemostatic forceps used for clamping pedicles/tissue longitudinally oriented serration with cross hatched tips

Question 29

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straight kelly hemostatic forceps Transversely oriented serrations – Serrations do not extend the entire length of the jaw (unlike with Mosquito or Crile hemostatic forceps) Designed for tip clamping of small to medium vessels Smaller than Rochester-Carmalt, bigger than Halstead-Mosquito

Question 30

Answer 30

straight halsted mosquito hemostatic forceps Transversely oriented serrations – Serrations extend along the entire length of the jaw Designed for tip clamping of small vessels Smaller than Rochester-Carmalt and Kelly hemostatic forceps

Question 31

Transversely oriented serrations – Serrations extend along the entire length of the jaw Designed for tip clamping of small vessels Smaller than Rochester-Carmalt and Kelly hemostatic forceps

Answer 31

halsted mosquito hemostatic forceps

Question 32

4 types of thumb forceps

Answer 32

Brown-Adson forceps * Adson forceps * DeBakey forceps * Bishop-Harmon forceps

Question 33

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brown adson tissue forceps teeth in two parallel rows

Question 34

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adson tissue forceps (rat tooth)

Question 35

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debakey tissue forceps parallel ribbed tips used for soft tissue surgery

Question 36

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bishop-harmon forceps used for opththalmogy

Question 37

Answer 37

10 blade

Question 38

what blades fit a number 3 scalpel handle

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Question 39

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straight mayo dissecting scissors 1/3 of instrument length used for dense tissue (fascia, linea alba, trimming skin)

Question 40

___ scissors have a blade that is 1/3 of instrument length

Answer 40

mayo dissecting used to cut dense tissue (fascia, linea alba, trimming skin)

Question 41

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straight metzenbaum scissors 1/4 length of instrument used to cut soft tissue (SQ, intestine, bladder)

Question 42

___ is used to cut soft tissue (SQ, instestine, bladder) ___ is used to cut dense tissue (fascia, linea alba, trimming skin)

Answer 42

metzenbaum mayo dissecting

Question 43

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stevens tenotomy scissors precision cutting- ophtho and urologic surgery

Question 44

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spencer stitch scissors (suture scissors)

Question 45

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mayor-hegar needle holder

Question 46

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olsen-hegar needle holder needle driver and scissor

Question 47

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derf needle holder used for small sutures (ophthalmic needle drivers

Question 48

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castroviejo needle holder microsurgery spring loaded handle

Question 49

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balfour retractor retract abdominal wall

Question 50

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finochietto retractor rib spreader

Question 51

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gelpi retractor self retaining

Question 52

Answer 52

weitlaner retractor used to retract soft tissue in a small superficial incision

Question 53

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army navy retractor

Question 54

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malleable retractor

Question 55

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hohmann retractor

Question 56

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senn retractor

Question 57

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snook hook spay hook

Question 58

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backhaus towel clamp

Question 59

Answer 59

poole suction tip blunt tip prevents trauma to organs

Question 60

Answer 60

frazier suction tip