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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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1. Sac of fluid or semisolid material located in or under the skin
ABRASION
PATHOGENS
LACERATION
CYST
2. Localized collection of pus that may be located under the skin or deep within the body
NEEDLE HOLDERS
RESIDENT BACTERIA
ABSCESS
CURETTAGE
3. Topical anesthetic
HEMATOMA
VIRULENT
ETHYL CHLORIDE
DISEASE
4. Surface bacteria that are introduced by fomites and remain with you for a short time
LIDOCAINE
LESION
TRANSIENT BACTERIA
DISEASE
5. Wound with jagged - irregular edges
COAGULUM
CONTUSION
LACERATION
VECTOR
6. Aseptic cleaning aftert use in the body
MEDICAL ASEPSIS
FURUNCLE
GENERAL ANESTHETIC
VECTOR
7. Persisting for a long period of time
DEBRIDEMENT
CHRONIC
STERILIZATION
ACUTE
8. Instrument used to clamp blood vessels
TOXIN
STERILIZATION
HEMOSTAT
CHRONIC
9. Complete destruction of all forms of microbial life
IRRIGATION
ACUTE
SURGICAL ASEPSIS
STERILIZATION
10. Boil
FURUNCLE
APPROXIMATION
COAGULUM
TOXIN
11. Substance that renders microorganisms harmless
BACTERIOCIDE
NONABSORBABLE SUTURE
ANTISEPTIC
STERILE FIELD
12. Scissors used to remove sutures
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
SPORE
SEBACEOUS CYST
POLYPS
13. A thick walled cell formed within bacteria; capable of releasing a toxin
LESION
SPORE
BIOPSY
DISINFECTION
14. Tumors frequently found in mucous membranes
AVULSION
DEBRIDEMENT
TISSUE FORCEPS
POLYPS
15. Bringing together skin or wound edges
HEMOSTAT
CURETTAGE
APPROXIMATION
GENERAL ANESTHETIC
16. Rubbing or scraping of the skin or mucous membranes
ANTISEPTIC
ABSCESS
CHRONIC
ABRASION
17. Abnormal - tube-like passage within the body tissues
NONABSORBABLE SUTURE
BIOPSY
APPROXIMATION
FISTULA
18. Sugical stitch that is left in the body; will absorb
ABSORBABLE SUTURE
HEMATOMA
INFECTION
COAGULUM
19. 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
DEBRIDEMENT
PUNCTURE WOUND
TISSUE FORCEPS
20. Destruction of pathogens by chemical or physical means
VECTOR
DISINFECTION
INFECTION
DEBRIDEMENT
21. Disease producing microorganisms
STERILE FIELD
PATHOGENS
TOXIN
AVULSION
22. Small sample of tissue excised from the body for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes
PERMEABLE
CONTUSION
FISTULA
BIOPSY
23. Agent that destroys pathogenic bacteria
CAUSTIC
STERILE FIELD
SPORE
BACTERIOCIDE
24. Flea - mice - other rodents
CURETTAGE
VECTOR
ETHYL CHLORIDE
SANITIZATION
25. Inanimate object
IRRIGATION
FOMITE
HEMOSTAT
ASEPSIS
26. Wound made from the piercing of the skin with a pointed object
APPROXIMATION
INFECTION
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
PUNCTURE WOUND
27. Microscopic living organisms
CURETTAGE
MICROORGANISMS
STERILE FIELD
BIOPSY
28. Blood clot
STERILE FIELD
COAGULUM
DISINFECTION
ABRASION
29. Substance that burns or destroys organic tissue
BIOPSY
IODOFORM GAUZE
TOXIN
CAUSTIC
30. Invasion and multiplication of microorganisms in body tissues causing injury and damage to the tissues
FOMITE
LIDOCAINE
INFECTION
INFILTRATION
31. Local anesthetic
ANTISEPTIC
GENERAL ANESTHETIC
RESIDENT BACTERIA
LIDOCAINE
32. Sterilization before use in the body
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
LESION
ABSCESS
SURGICAL ASEPSIS
33. Reducing the number of microorganisms to a safe level
PATHOGENS
SANITIZATION
ABRASION
TRANSIENT BACTERIA
34. Wound with neat - clean edges
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
TRANSIENT BACTERIA
INCISION
HEMATOMA
35. Injecting medication into the skin
ETHYL CHLORIDE
INFILTRATION
ABSCESS
POLYPS
36. Bruise
ETHYL CHLORIDE
APPROXIMATION
CONTUSION
IODOFORM GAUZE
37. Producing of purulent material
ASEPSIS
TOXIN
SUPPURATION
DISEASE
38. Flushing of a cavity or wound with a solution
IRRIGATION
IODOFORM GAUZE
TRANSIENT BACTERIA
STERILIZATION
39. Having a rapid onset and severe symptoms - usually subsiding within a relatively short period of time
TOXIN
IODOFORM GAUZE
ACUTE
MEDICAL ASEPSIS
40. Able to be passed or soaked through
PERMEABLE
SPORE
MICROORGANISMS
MEDICAL ASEPSIS
41. Slender strips of gauze covered with iodine; used as a wick to drain infection
BIOPSY
ABSCESS
APPROXIMATION
IODOFORM GAUZE
42. Formation of an opening into the sclera
PERMEABLE
PATHOGENS
FISTULA
SCLEROSTOMY
43. Unaffected person who can transmit infection to another person
FISTULA
NONABSORBABLE SUTURE
CARRIER
PATHOGENS
44. A poisonous substance produced by pathogenic bacteria
STERILIZATION
STERILE FIELD
COAGULUM
TOXIN
45. Surgical stitch that must be removed from the body
VECTOR
ABRASION
LITTAUER SUTURE SCISSORS
NONABSORBABLE SUTURE
46. Absence of contaminated materials
ETHYL CHLORIDE
FOMITE
ASEPSIS
ABRASION
47. Localized collection of blood under the skin
ETHYL CHLORIDE
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
RESIDENT BACTERIA
HEMATOMA
48. Scraping a body cavity with a curette
CONTUSION
CAUSTIC
VIRULENT
CURETTAGE
49. Wound - sore - ulcer - tumor - or any tramatic tissue damage that causes a lack of tissue continuity or loss of function
TISSUE FORCEPS
NONABSORBABLE SUTURE
AVULSION
LESION
50. Medication which produces a loss of sensation in a localized area
ASEPSIS
CARRIER
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
RESIDENT BACTERIA