Week 2

Question 1

Cele

Answer 1

Hernia

Question 2

Centesis

Answer 2

Surgical puncture to remove fluid

Question 3

Coccus

Answer 3

Berry-shaped

Question 4

Cocci

Answer 4

Bacterium

Question 5

Cyte

Answer 5

Cell

Question 6

Dynia

Answer 6

Pain

Question 7

Ectomy

Answer 7

Excision, removal

Question 8

Emia

Answer 8

Blood condition

Question 9

Genesis

Answer 9

Condition of producing

Question 10

Gram

Answer 10

Record

Question 11

Graph

Answer 11

Instrument of recording

Question 12

Graphy

Answer 12

Process of recording

Question 13

Itis

Answer 13

Inflammation

Question 14

Logy

Answer 14

Study of

Question 15

Lysis

Answer 15

Breakdown

Question 16

Malacia

Answer 16

Softening

Question 17

Megaly

Answer 17

Enlargement

Question 18

Oma

Answer 18

Tumor

Question 19

Opsy

Answer 19

To view

Question 20

Osis

Answer 20

Condition

Question 21

Pathy

Answer 21

Disease, condition

Question 22

Penia

Answer 22

Deficiency

Question 23

Phobia

Answer 23

Fear

Question 24

Plasia

Answer 24

Development, growth

Question 25

Plasty

Answer 25

Surgical repair

Question 26

Ptosis

Answer 26

Drooping, falling

Question 27

Sclerosis

Answer 27

Hardening

Question 28

Scope

Answer 28

Instrument for visual examination

Question 29

Stasis

Answer 29

Controlling,stopping

Question 30

Stomy

Answer 30

Opening to form a mouth

Question 31

Therapy

Answer 31

Treatment

Question 32

Tomy

Answer 32

Incision, cutting into

Question 33

Trophy

Answer 33

Development, nourishment

Question 34

Aglia

Answer 34

Pain

Question 35

Antiseptic

Answer 35

Chemical agent approved for use on the skin that inhibits the growth and reproduction of microorganisms

Question 36

Debridement

Answer 36

The removal of devitalized tissue, debris, and foreign objects from a wound, performed on trauma injuries, burns, and infected wounds either before surgery or as part of the surgical procedure

Question 37

Fenestrated Drape

Answer 37

A sterile body sheet with a hole or “window” (fenestration) that exposes the incision site positioned after other drapes and towels have been placed in keeping with the procedure. differentiated by type (e.g., laparotomy, thyroid, kidney, eye, ear, and extremity drapes).

Question 38

Impervious

Answer 38

Waterproof

Question 39

Incise drape

Answer 39

A plastic adhesive drape that is positioned over the incision site after the surgical skin prep. The incise drape creates a sterile surface over the skin.

Question 40

Residual activity

Answer 40

The antimicrobial action of an antiseptic or a disinfectant that continues after the solution has dried

Question 41

Retention catheter

Answer 41

A type of urinary catheter that remains in place. Also called an indwelling or Foley catheter

Question 42

Solution

Answer 42

Any liquid antiseptic combined w/ water

Question 43

Single-Stage Prep

Answer 43

called a paint prep. The skin prep is performed using only antiseptic solution, which is painted on the skin at the operative site

Question 44

Straight catheter

Answer 44

A nonretention urinary catheter used to drain the bladder one time (sometimes called a or Robinson catheter)

Question 45

Surgical Site Infection(SSI)

Answer 45

Postoperative infection of the surgical wound, most commonly caused by the normal bacteria found on the patient’s skin or shed from the skin or hair of members of the surgical team

Question 46

Tincture

Answer 46

Any liquid antiseptic combined w/ alcohol