Amputation

Heavy smokers are more at risk for _________.

• thromboangitis obliterans

• leprosy

• gangrene

• arteriosclerosis

This is which condition?

• thromboangitis obliterans

• leprosy

• filarial elephantitis

• arteriosclerosis

________ is done as a life saving measure in case of gross crush injuries of limb.

• guillotine amputation

• revision amputation

• classical amputation

• default amputation

________ are planned amputations where regular skin flaps are raised and wound is closed after amputation.

• guillotine amputation

• revision amputation

• classical amputation

• default amputation

________ are amputations in which wound is left open to provide free drainage.

• guillotine amputation

• revision amputation

• classical amputation

• default amputation

________ are amputations which are done as second stage of guillotine amputations and if stump very unsatisfactory following previous amputation.

• guillotine amputation

• revision amputation

• classical amputation

• default amputation

Which amputation is this?

• above knee amputation

• below knee amputation

• syme's amputation

• forefoot amputation

What are the indications of amputation?

What are the characteristics of an ideal stump?

What does the care of stump consist of?