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