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Plastic Surgery
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1. Most of the body - secrete water with some salts
merocrine sweat glands
body surface area of burns determined by
stratum granulosum
rheumatoid arthritis
2. Physical sanding of skin with dermabrader - chemicals - and CO2 laser to remove tatoos - wrinkles - embedded dirt or lessen elevated scars
third-degree burn
stratum basale
dermabrasion
stratum lucidum
3. Instrument used to cut thin slices of skin for grafting - can be oscillating or drum type
layers of the dermis
body surface area of burns determined by
autograft
dermatome
4. Removal of hypertrophic male or female treast tissue
stratum corneum
types of skin grafts
cheiloschisis
purpose for breast reduction
5. Larger - limited to the external genitallia & the axillae
apocrine sweat glands
sudoriferous gland types
stratum corneum
mineral oil
6. First trimester
microtia
development of the nose & mouth
layers of the dermis
blepharochalasis
7. Low transverse then umtilicus 'cookie cutter'
homograft
stratum basale
abdominoplasty incisions
heterografts
8. Serves to anchor the skin - adipose & loose connective tissue - provides protection
instrument set for microtia
sources of burns
purpose for breast reduction
subcutaneous layer
9. 0.5 - 1 - or 2% with or without epi
lidocaine
dermatome
instruments used in blepharoplasty
radial dysplasia or hypoplasia
10. Stratum corneum - stratum lucidum - stratum granulosum - stratum spinosum - and stratum basale
purpose for breast reduction
layers of the epidermis
genetic cleft deformities
median nerve
11. Cleft palate
lidocaine
palatoschisis
ulnar nerve
stratum corneum
12. Full-thickness and split-thickness
abdominoplasty
types of skin grafts
apocrine sweat glands
instrument set for microtia
13. Damage all tissues & can affect bone density
palatoschisis
fourth-degree burn
radial
cheiloschisis
14. From the patient
papillary layer
trigger finger
free flap
autograft
15. Provides collagen for strength & elastin for pliability
abdominoplasty incisions
benign skin lesions
reticular layer
ceruminous gland
16. Innervates the skin of the lateral 2/3 of the hand - flexor muscles of the forearm & several intrinsic muscles of the hand
dorsal surface or dorsum
dupuytren's disease
median nerve
autograft
17. Small scissors - jewler's forceps - castroviejo needle holders
radial nerve
volar surface
dermatome
instruments used in blepharoplasty
18. Epidermis & dermis to varying degrees - can be deep - blisters
split-thickness skin graft
microtia
second-degree burn
abdominoplasty
19. Xenograft from a dissimilar species - pig or calf
first-degree burn
benign skin lesions
heterografts
instrument set for microtia
20. Lack of tone or relaxation of the skin of the eyelid
blepharochalasis
neoplasm
layers of the epidermis
incisions for mammoplasty
21. Medial side of the hand
blepharoplasty
radial dysplasia or hypoplasia
ulnar
bupivacaine
22. Congenital absence of part or all of the outer ear
fourth-degree burn
trigger finger
extension of the hand
microtia
23. Secretes earwax
split-thickness skin graft
ceruminous gland
de quervain's disease
body surface area of burns determined by
24. Contracture of the palmar fascia
25. Llubricate graft site for dermatomes
mineral oil
nerves in the hand
merocrine sweat glands
radial nerve
26. Cleft lip or harlip
cheiloschisis
sources of burns
radial nerve
autograft
27. Webbed digits - hands or feet
stratum spinosum
syndactyly
third-degree burn
radial dysplasia or hypoplasia
28. Inflammation of the synovial sheath - enlargement of the tendon or narrowing of the annular band or pulley
stratum lucidum
trigger finger
types of skin grafts
flexion of the hand
29. Palms of the hands and soles of the feet
stratum lucidum
first-degree burn
de quervain's disease
second-degree burn
30. Injected prior to liposuction to reduce bleeding - pain & swelling
flexion of the hand
bupivacaine
hyaluronidase
muscle responsible for flexion of the hand
31. Diazepam and midazolam
dorsal surface or dorsum
sedatives
papillary layer
layers of the dermis
32. Full thickness of the skin & underlying structures
malignant skin lesions
second-degree burn
third-degree burn
neoplasm
33. More than 1000cc can cause hypovolemia & other fluid/hemodynamic complications
liposuction complications
blepharochalasis
full-thickness skin grafts
reticular layer
34. Surgical repair of the eyelid
extension of the hand
blepharoplasty
autograft
homograft
35. Periareolar line - inframammary fold - axillary crease - or the umbilicus
liposuction complications
incisions for mammoplasty
heterografts
de quervain's disease
36. Thumb side of the hand
stratum corneum
heterografts
radial
types of skin grafts
37. Heat - radiation - chemicals - gases - or (electricity being the worst)
sources of burns
neoplasm
volar surface
liposuction complications
38. 0.25 - 0.5 - or 0.75% with or without epi
development of the nose & mouth
lidocaine
bupivacaine
split-thickness skin graft
39. Autoimmune disease in the joints
dermatome
split-thickness skin graft
rheumatoid arthritis
dupuytren's disease
40. Centralization
first step in replantation surgery
genetic cleft deformities
procedure for radial dysplasia
instrument set for microtia
41. Fentanyl and meperidine
tetracaine
narcotic analgesics
graft used for microtia
ganglion cyst
42. Makes a pocket to stretch the skin to accept an implant
split-thickness skin graft
first step in replantation surgery
sources of burns
pedicle flap
43. Extra digits
polydactyly
rheumatoid arthritis
blepharochalasis
papillary layer
44. Warts - cysts - moles - granulomas & hypertrophic scars
fourth-degree burn
benign skin lesions
flexion of the hand
development of the nose & mouth
45. Contains papilla for fingerprints
abdominoplasty incisions
papillary layer
sources of burns
second-degree burn
46. Stenosing tenosynovitis - inflammation of the tendons in the first dorsal compartment of the wrist
47. Epidermis - dermis - subcutaneous
layers of the skin
blepharochalasis
narcotic analgesics
gynomastia
48. Palm of the hand
subcutaneous layer
tetracaine
autograft
volar surface
49. Epidermis & 1/2 of the dermis
apocrine sweat glands
trigger finger
sebaceous glands
split-thickness skin graft
50. 1mm - epidermis & all dermis may include some sub q
full-thickness skin grafts
stratum corneum
hyaluronidase
heterografts