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Plastic Surgery
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1. Approx 20 layers - dead - only keratin
third-degree burn
bupivacaine
stratum corneum
radial nerve
2. Damage all tissues & can affect bone density
graft used for microtia
stratum granulosum
muscle responsible for flexion of the hand
fourth-degree burn
3. 4% lasts 1-2 hours
muscle responsible for flexion of the hand
apocrine sweat glands
cocaine
flexion of the hand
4. Receives the daughter cells
microtia
blepharochalasis
mineral oil
stratum spinosum
5. First trimester
instruments used in blepharoplasty
nerves in the hand
development of the nose & mouth
ptosis
6. Fentanyl and meperidine
muscle responsible for flexion of the hand
narcotic analgesics
stratum lucidum
incisions for mammoplasty
7. Epidermis & 1/2 of the dermis
types of skin grafts
syndactyly
dermis
split-thickness skin graft
8. New or abnormal growth - can be benign - premalignant - or malignant
blepharochalasis
liposuction
neoplasm
radial dysplasia or hypoplasia
9. Basal cell carcinoma - squamous cell carcinoma - and melanoma
malignant skin lesions
radial nerve
dermabrasion
sudoriferous gland types
10. 0.25 - 0.5 - or 0.75% with or without epi
incisions for mammoplasty
hyaluronidase
flexion of the hand
bupivacaine
11. Centralization
fourth-degree burn
extension of the hand
procedure for radial dysplasia
layers of the epidermis
12. Has nerves and blood vessels that supply the skin - hair follicles - nails - and certain glands
malignant skin lesions
dermis
extension of the hand
free flap
13. Diazepam and midazolam
ulnar
sedatives
cheiloschisis
reticular layer
14. Merocrine - apocrine - ceruminous
cheiloschisis
sudoriferous gland types
radial nerve
narcotic analgesics
15. Lack of tone or relaxation of the skin of the eyelid
volar surface
reticular layer
muscle responsible for flexion of the hand
blepharochalasis
16. Injected prior to liposuction to reduce bleeding - pain & swelling
hyaluronidase
ganglion cyst
graft used for microtia
bupivacaine
17. Surgical repair of the eyelid
blepharoplasty
development of the nose & mouth
types of skin grafts
microtia
18. 1mm - epidermis & all dermis may include some sub q
types of skin grafts
layers of the dermis
full-thickness skin grafts
graft used for microtia
19. Drooping of the lid due to weakness or paralysis of the levator ooculi
nerves in the hand
ulnar nerve
ptosis
free flap
20. Back of the hand
procedure for radial dysplasia
genetic cleft deformities
dorsal surface or dorsum
free flap
21. Makes a pocket to stretch the skin to accept an implant
layers of the skin
pedicle flap
rheumatoid arthritis
ulnar nerve
22. Epidermis
de quervain's disease
first-degree burn
trigger finger
dupuytren's disease
23. Full-thickness and split-thickness
stratum spinosum
abdominoplasty
nerves in the hand
types of skin grafts
24. Cleft palate
merocrine sweat glands
microtia
palatoschisis
full-thickness skin grafts
25. Reproductive layer - contains melanin
palatoschisis
stratum basale
instrument set for microtia
blepharoplasty
26. Secretes earwax
ceruminous gland
body surface area of burns determined by
incisions for mammoplasty
ulnar
27. Hypertrophy of the eyelid skin
incisions for mammoplasty
cheiloschisis
dermachalasis
third-degree burn
28. Benign lesion - containing synovial fluid - most common mass in the hand
ceruminous gland
dupuytren's disease
ulnar
ganglion cyst
29. Xenograft from a dissimilar species - pig or calf
ptosis
reticular layer
heterografts
radial dysplasia or hypoplasia
30. Man boobs
ptosis
gynomastia
homograft
subcutaneous layer
31. Epidermis - dermis - subcutaneous
trigger finger
nerves in the hand
genetic cleft deformities
layers of the skin
32. Feeling to skin of the forearm & hand - innervates the extensor muscles of the forearm
sedatives
fourth-degree burn
sudoriferous gland types
radial nerve
33. Instrument used to cut thin slices of skin for grafting - can be oscillating or drum type
sources of burns
stratum spinosum
subcutaneous layer
dermatome
34. Removal of hypertrophic male or female treast tissue
first-degree burn
extension of the hand
third-degree burn
purpose for breast reduction
35. Bone to bone
bupivacaine
first step in replantation surgery
sebaceous glands
body surface area of burns determined by
36. Muscles on the posterior aspect
extension of the hand
first-degree burn
median nerve
reticular layer
37. Feeling to the skin of the medial 1/3 of the hand & some of the flexor muscles of the hand & wrist
dermatome
neoplasm
ulnar nerve
abdominoplasty incisions
38. Congenital absence of part or all of the outer ear
microtia
ulnar nerve
types of skin grafts
body surface area of burns determined by
39. Small scissors - jewler's forceps - castroviejo needle holders
bupivacaine
graft used for microtia
instruments used in blepharoplasty
narcotic analgesics
40. Autoimmune disease in the joints
pedicle flap
abdominoplasty
layers of the skin
rheumatoid arthritis
41. Stenosing tenosynovitis - inflammation of the tendons in the first dorsal compartment of the wrist
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42. Serves to anchor the skin - adipose & loose connective tissue - provides protection
ganglion cyst
incisions for mammoplasty
flexion of the hand
subcutaneous layer
43. Contracture of the palmar fascia
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44. Palm of the hand
lidocaine
volar surface
nerves in the hand
ceruminous gland
45. Heat - radiation - chemicals - gases - or (electricity being the worst)
heterografts
sources of burns
second-degree burn
blepharoplasty
46. More than 1000cc can cause hypovolemia & other fluid/hemodynamic complications
layers of the dermis
instrument set for microtia
liposuction complications
heterografts
47. Periareolar line - inframammary fold - axillary crease - or the umbilicus
dermachalasis
ceruminous gland
incisions for mammoplasty
ptosis
48. Reticular & papillary layers
second-degree burn
liposuction complications
apocrine sweat glands
layers of the dermis
49. Muscles on the anterior aspect
polydactyly
flexion of the hand
sources of burns
muscle responsible for flexion of the hand
50. Extra digits
polydactyly
flexion of the hand
dupuytren's disease
nerves in the hand