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Minor Surgery
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health-sciences
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surgery
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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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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Surface bacteria that are introduced by fomites and remain with you for a short time
INCISION
TRANSIENT BACTERIA
LIDOCAINE
MEDICAL ASEPSIS
2. A poisonous substance produced by pathogenic bacteria
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
LACERATION
ANTISEPTIC
TOXIN
3. Surgical removal of damaged - diseased or contaminated tissue
DEBRIDEMENT
NONABSORBABLE SUTURE
PUNCTURE WOUND
CONTUSION
4. Substance that burns or destroys organic tissue
NEEDLE HOLDERS
CAUSTIC
HEMATOMA
ANTISEPTIC
5. Blood clot
STERILE FIELD
CYST
TRANSIENT BACTERIA
COAGULUM
6. Tumors frequently found in mucous membranes
POLYPS
PUNCTURE WOUND
LESION
LACERATION
7. Scissors used to remove sutures
CAUSTIC
DEBRIDEMENT
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
SEBACEOUS CYST
8. Wound with jagged - irregular edges
LIDOCAINE
LACERATION
CURETTAGE
FISTULA
9. Boil
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
VECTOR
FURUNCLE
ACUTE
10. Blockage of an oil gland causing a cyst
SCLEROSTOMY
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
SEBACEOUS CYST
ANTISEPTIC
11. Tissue forcibly torn away or seperated from the body
AVULSION
LESION
POLYPS
INCISION
12. A thick walled cell formed within bacteria; capable of releasing a toxin
CAUSTIC
SPORE
MEDICAL ASEPSIS
PUNCTURE WOUND
13. Producing of purulent material
DISINFECTION
NEEDLE HOLDERS
NONABSORBABLE SUTURE
SUPPURATION
14. Medication given to a patient to produce unconsciousness
ABRASION
SEBACEOUS CYST
PATHOGENS
GENERAL ANESTHETIC
15. Flushing of a cavity or wound with a solution
DISINFECTION
IRRIGATION
PATHOGENS
INFILTRATION
16. Small sample of tissue excised from the body for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes
INFILTRATION
BIOPSY
CYST
GENERAL ANESTHETIC
17. Instruments used to place sutures in the body
APPROXIMATION
BACTERIOCIDE
MICROORGANISMS
NEEDLE HOLDERS
18. Having a rapid onset and severe symptoms - usually subsiding within a relatively short period of time
HEMATOMA
AVULSION
ACUTE
POLYPS
19. Scraping a body cavity with a curette
CURETTAGE
ANTISEPTIC
ABSORBABLE SUTURE
SURGICAL ASEPSIS
20. Substance that renders microorganisms harmless
IODOFORM GAUZE
FISTULA
MICROORGANISMS
ANTISEPTIC
21. Wound made from the piercing of the skin with a pointed object
SCLEROSTOMY
LACERATION
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
PUNCTURE WOUND
22. Sac of fluid or semisolid material located in or under the skin
CYST
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
VECTOR
SUPPURATION
23. Absence of contaminated materials
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
INFILTRATION
STERILE FIELD
ASEPSIS
24. Disease producing microorganisms
RESIDENT BACTERIA
TOXIN
PATHOGENS
COMTAMINATION
25. Localized collection of pus that may be located under the skin or deep within the body
PERMEABLE
MICROORGANISMS
CHRONIC
ABSCESS
26. Invasion and multiplication of microorganisms in body tissues causing injury and damage to the tissues
BACTERIOCIDE
INFECTION
FOMITE
SANITIZATION
27. Inanimate object
ABSORBABLE SUTURE
FOMITE
INCISION
ABSCESS
28. Sterilization before use in the body
SURGICAL ASEPSIS
CURETTAGE
DISEASE
DEBRIDEMENT
29. Any surface containing sterile items
CHRONIC
SUPPURATION
STERILE FIELD
VIRULENT
30. Rubbing or scraping of the skin or mucous membranes
POLYPS
ABRASION
SANITIZATION
COMTAMINATION
31. Microscopic living organisms
TISSUE FORCEPS
MICROORGANISMS
SURGICAL ASEPSIS
POLYPS
32. Formation of an opening into the sclera
ABRASION
FISTULA
DEBRIDEMENT
SCLEROSTOMY
33. Agent that destroys pathogenic bacteria
BACTERIOCIDE
SCLEROSTOMY
CARRIER
ANTISEPTIC
34. Bacteria found under the fingernails - in hair follicles - and in the opening of sebaceous glands - and in the deeper layers of the skin
RESIDENT BACTERIA
SEBACEOUS CYST
MICROORGANISMS
SUPPURATION
35. Bringing together skin or wound edges
TRANSIENT BACTERIA
ETHYL CHLORIDE
INFILTRATION
APPROXIMATION
36. Able to be passed or soaked through
SPORE
ABSORBABLE SUTURE
APPROXIMATION
PERMEABLE
37. Instruments with teeth - used to grasp tissue
FISTULA
BIOPSY
NEEDLE HOLDERS
TISSUE FORCEPS
38. Bruise
IODOFORM GAUZE
COMTAMINATION
CONTUSION
CAUSTIC
39. Destruction of pathogens by chemical or physical means
CONTUSION
IODOFORM GAUZE
DISINFECTION
ABSCESS
40. Sugical stitch that is left in the body; will absorb
INCISION
SPORE
CHRONIC
ABSORBABLE SUTURE
41. Slender strips of gauze covered with iodine; used as a wick to drain infection
DISEASE
APPROXIMATION
IODOFORM GAUZE
HEMATOMA
42. Abnormal - tube-like passage within the body tissues
INFECTION
NEEDLE HOLDERS
FISTULA
ETHYL CHLORIDE
43. Soiled through contact with nonsterile materials
CYST
INCISION
COMTAMINATION
IRRIGATION
44. Unaffected person who can transmit infection to another person
HEMOSTAT
SPORE
ABSCESS
CARRIER
45. Topical anesthetic
STERILIZATION
ABRASION
CHRONIC
ETHYL CHLORIDE
46. Aseptic cleaning aftert use in the body
BACTERIOCIDE
FOMITE
ETHYL CHLORIDE
MEDICAL ASEPSIS
47. Persisting for a long period of time
INCISION
ABSORBABLE SUTURE
CHRONIC
TOXIN
48. Injecting medication into the skin
ETHYL CHLORIDE
ACUTE
CONTUSION
INFILTRATION
49. Medication which produces a loss of sensation in a localized area
SUPPURATION
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
SURGICAL ASEPSIS
TISSUE FORCEPS
50. Any infectious agent that produces pathogenic effects
MEDICAL ASEPSIS
PUNCTURE WOUND
FOMITE
VIRULENT