InClosure Flashcard

Front

Which suture material is absorbable and derived from natural collagen?

Back

Catgut

Front

What is the term for the material property of returning to its original shape after deformation?

Back

Elasticity

Front

The suture technique where the needle enters the tissue far and exits close to the wound edge is called:

Back

Far-Near-Near-Far

Front

What does "monofilament" suture mean?

Back

The suture is made from a single strand of material.

Front

In skin suturing, what term describes the technique of bringing the wound edges outward?

Back

Eversion

Front

Which type of suture material induces a strong inflammatory reaction? Options: Synthetic, Absorbable, Natural, Non-absorbable

Back

Natural

Front

Which type of suture has thorns on the suture thread?

Back

Barbed

Front

When inserting the needle during suturing, at what angle should you enter the tissue?

Back

90°

Front

Identify the instrument in the image.

Back

Mosquito Forceps

Front

Which type of suture is shown in the diagram?

Back

Continuous