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Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 4mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is smaller 2-0 or 4-0 suture?
a)
2-0
b)
4-0
2.
What classification of suture is broken down in the body?
a)
Vicryl
b)
Non-absorbable
c)
Chromic
d)
Absorbable
3.
What suture is made of collagen removed from the submucosal layer of sheep small intestine?
a)
Catgut
b)
Sheepgut
c)
Humangut
d)
Doggut
4.
Which is multiple strands and braided?
a)
Multifilament
b)
Monofilament
5.
What type of needle is used to close the skin?
a)
Tapered
b)
Cutting
c)
SH
d)
Blunt
6.
This suture has the lower risk of infection.
a)
Monofilament
b)
Multifilament
7.
What type of suture has memory?
a)
Monofilament
b)
Multifilament
8.
Which is a single stranded suture?
a)
Multifilament
b)
Monofilament
9.
Type of suture that takes 60 days to break down or does not even break down at all?
a)
Dermabond
b)
Plain gut
c)
Absorbable
d)
Non-absorbable
10.
What is the name of this suture?
Non-absorbable, black, and single stranded?
Non-absorbable, black, and single stranded?
a)
Vircyl
b)
Nylon
c)
PDS
d)
Silk
11.
Single stranded, absorbable, and violet?
a)
Monocryl
b)
Chromic
c)
PDS
d)
Nylon
12.
What suture is non-absorbable, braided and used in Ophthalmic/Nero surgery or vesel ligation?
a)
Prolene
b)
Silk
c)
Vicryl
d)
Nylon
13.
What needle is used on organs, ex. liver?
a)
Swagged
b)
Cutting
c)
Taper
d)
Reverse Cutting
14.
Non-absorbable, single stranded, and blue?
a)
Ethibond
b)
Vicryl
c)
Silk
d)
Prolene
15.
Absorbable, braided, and purple?
a)
Vicryl
b)
PDS
c)
Monocryl
d)
Silk
16.
What does approximation mean?
a)
To measure tissue
b)
To align skin edges
c)
To sew vessels together
d)
To sew tissue together
17.
What is a single strand suture with out a needle on it?
a)
Tie on a passer
b)
Free tie
c)
Pop off
d)
Running
18.
How should a suture be loaded?
a)
3/4 the distance from the eye to the point
b)
1/2 the distance from the eye to the point
c)
1/3 the distance from the eye to the point
d)
As close to the point as possible
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