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General Surgery Vocab
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health-sciences
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. The xiphoid process is located where on the sternum
Distal portion
Cecum
Limit pertioneal infection
Choecystectomy
2. Kocher type incision
Oblique
Wave like motion
Narrowing of a vessel or structure
Hiatal hernia
3. 3 portions of the small intestine
Liver
Duedonum -jejuneum -illeum
Mid chest to mid thighs bilaterally
Carbon dioxide
4. The inner layer of the digestive tract
Breast and axillary lymph nodes
Mucosa
Liquid product of digestion
Hiatal hernia
5. Chyle
Spleen
Inguinal
Produces vit k
Liquid product of digestion
6. Following a pancreaticoduedenectomy
Esophagus
Choecystectomy
Pancreaticjejunostomy etc....
Right Upper
7. What other instrument set is used during a cholecystectomy
CBD exploration
Narrowing of a vessel or structure
Incision into
Opening from skin to stomach
8. Long - vertical - straplike muscle of the abdomen
Retus abdominus
Serosa
Wave like motion
Right Upper
9. End illeostomy created from
Oblique
Terminal illeum
Narrowing of a vessel or structure
25%
10. Peristalsis
Insulin
Wave like motion
25%
Hiatal hernia
11. Whipple pancreaticoduedenectomy
Tetany
Head of pancreas - distal 1/3 of stomach - duedonum etc...
Opening from skin to stomach
Insufflate co2
12. Nissan fundoplication procedure is for...
Inguinal
Hiatal hernia
Wave like motion
Right Upper
13. Removal of gallbladder
Outside wall of cavity or organ
Sphincter of oddi
Insufflate co2
Choecystectomy
14. Bile is produced by the...
Liver
Wave like motion
Carbon dioxide
In the diaphragm
15. What organ is exocrine and endocrine
Pancreas
Cholelithiasis
Sphincter of oddi
Inguinal
16. The Illiac region of the abdomen is also known as
Narrowing of a vessel or structure
Hiatal hernia
Localized tissue death
Inguinal
17. Function of the liver
Serosa
Wave like motion
Digestive tract
Produce bile
18. What do you use to insufflate the abdomen
Spleen
Supine
Insufflate co2
Carbon dioxide
19. In what Quadrant is the gallbladder located
Esophagus
Opening from skin to stomach
In the diaphragm
Right Upper
20. Stenosis
Cecum
Narrowing of a vessel or structure
Pancreas
Limit pertioneal infection
21. Beta cells from islets of langerhans to make
Pancreas
Mid chest to mid thighs bilaterally
Insulin
Terminal illeum
22. Docho
CBD exploration
Liver
Common bile duct
Outside wall of cavity or organ
23. Gastroscopy
Medially where the abdominal aponeurosa join
Insert through mouth
Glucagon
Serosa
24. Prep for laparotomy
Mid chest to mid thighs bilaterally
Wave like motion
Esophagus
Kraske
25. Hassan technique to...
Outside wall of cavity or organ
Pyloric sphincter
Insufflate co2
Incision into
26. Where is the linea alba located
Medially where the abdominal aponeurosa join
Partially digested food
Opening from skin to stomach
Hiatal hernia
27. Stasis
Stop
Insert through mouth
Insulin
Right Upper
28. The alimentary canal is also known as the
Serosa
Terminal illeum
Common bile duct
Digestive tract
29. Function of omenta
Breast and axillary lymph nodes
Liquid product of digestion
Limit pertioneal infection
Retus abdominus
30. Lysis
Digestive tract
Esophagus
Breakdown
25%
31. Chyme
Oblique
Wave like motion
The vagus nerve
Partially digested food
32. Gallstones
Cholelithiasis
Mucosa
Breast and axillary lymph nodes
Glucagon
33. The bilary tract terminates at
Limit pertioneal infection
Sphincter of oddi
Medially where the abdominal aponeurosa join
Tetany
34. Gastrotomy
Cholelithiasis
Opening from skin to stomach
Mcburney
Tetany
35. Position for mcburneys
Insufflate co2
Supine
Incision into
Breakdown
36. Single largest mass of lymphatic tissue
Stop
Localized tissue death
Abnormal collection of fluid protein and electrolytes
Spleen
37. Removal of parathyroid glands leads to...
Breakdown
In the diaphragm
Tetany
Stop
38. What type of incision is used for an appendectomy
Inguinal
Liver
Esophagus
Mcburney
39. largest organ of abdominal cavity
Liver
Distal portion
Wave like motion
Medially where the abdominal aponeurosa join
40. Moloney dialators used for...
Tighten or close an opening
Form a new opening
Esophagus
Pancreaticjejunostomy etc....
41. What is the appendix attached to...
Mid chest to mid thighs bilaterally
Cecum
Localized tissue death
Spleen
42. Small intestin food and water is controoled by what?
Localized tissue death
Pyloric sphincter
The vagus nerve
Breast and axillary lymph nodes
43. Necrosis
Glucagon
Localized tissue death
Kraske
Opening from skin to stomach
44. Purse string suture used to...
Opening from skin to stomach
Stop
Cecum
Tighten or close an opening
45. Otomy
Carbon dioxide
Incision into
The vagus nerve
Oblique
46. A diaphragmatic hernia is located
In the diaphragm
Wave like motion
Liver
Mucosa
47. Outer layer of digestive tract
Serosa
Trendelenberg
Liver
Spleen
48. Alpha cells of islets of langerhans produces
Produces vit k
Glucagon
Form a new opening
Insert through mouth
49. Parasympathetic innervation to the stomach is provided By what nerve
CBD exploration
The vagus nerve
Cecum
Trendelenberg
50. Parietal
Inguinal
Kraske
Outside wall of cavity or organ
Form a new opening