Name this muscles

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Name this bone

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What is this action?

What is this action?

What is the name of this joint?

What is the name of this joint at the elbow?

What is another term for the GI Tract?

The small intestine begins and ends in these places.

Select all that apply: Advantages of Laparoscopic surgery

A pneumoperitoneum takes place with

Which vessel carries venous blood to the liver?

Which vessel carries blood to the liver containing the digested nutrients from the GI tract, and also from the spleen and pancreas?

What type of clamping instrument is used to stop bleeding by collapsing the lumen to the blood vessel?

armpit area

This cavity protects the central nervous system

What does it mean when a doctor says he/she is about to dissect the distal end of the popliteal artery?

Identify the surface region of the body

Which is the Superior Vena Cava?

Which is the Inferior Vena Cava?

Which is the Aortic Arch?

Which is the Descending Aorta?

What are the functions of eyelids and eyelashes

The human eye is surrounded by how many muscles?

The optic nerve has a covering that helps protect and insulate it called the

Blood is example of __ tissue.

Most of your respiratory tract is lined with ___ tissue.

Which of these is another way to say Smooth Muscle?

This type of tissue has an extensive amount of collagen fibers?

What is the name for the cavity inside the diaphysis of a long bone?

What do you find at the end of long bones that helps joints glide smoothly?

An implant will be used during Knee Arthroplasty. Which sterilization method was most likely used to sterilize the implant?

During splenectomy, the surgeon requests a Harrington retractor. How was the Harrington retractor prepared for use in the sterile field?

The surgical technologist needs an instrument that is peel packed and stored in the instrument room. When the peel pack is obtained, the chemical indicator shows that the item did not successfully complete the sterilization process. What should be done?

During a splenectomy, a bloody sponge fell on the OR floor. When and how will this area be cleaned.

During exploratory Laparoscopy, a 30 degree telescope will be used to visualize the pelvic organs in the peritoneal cavity. Which of the following sterilization methods will most likely be used to prepare the scope for use?

Which of the following sterilization methods was used to prepare the drape pack for the Exploratory Laparoscopy?

Control of bleeding is called:

During which phase of wound healing is the strength of the wound limited to the suture holding it together?

All of the following factors would delay wound healing, except:

Which of the following wound drains is associated with an increased risk of postoperative wound infection due to microbial contamination?

Which of the following is a thermal method of hemostasis?

During a Pilonidal Cystectomy, the patient will be placed in the __________ position.

Which of the following solutions is electrolytic and would not be used with a fulguration or transurethral resection of the prostate?

Inability to control urination is:

X-ray visualization of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder following an intravenous injection of dye is a diagnostic test called:

The most commonly used self-retaining urethral catheter is a:

During an open pelvic procedure, the surgeon asks for the bladder stitch. Of the following sutures on your field, which one would you give the surgeon?

Which of the following instruments could be used to dilate a male urethra?

Which of the following is a urinary diversion procedure?

Vesicourethral suspension, such as the RAZ procedure and the Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure, is performed to correct:

The most common surgical management for BPH is:

What does BPH stand for?

Possible complications of a Nephrectomy include all of the following except:

The most common incision for a Unilateral Nephrectomy is:

Rib instruments should be available for which of the following procedures?

Which of the following procedures is designed to remove waste products of urine from the blood of a patient with end-stage renal disease?

A special sterilization permit may be needed for which of the following procedures?

The syringe used for evacuation of bladder debris, such as prostatic chips or stone fragments is a/an:

Common tips found on ureteral catheters include all of the following except:

Clinical indications for performing Cystoscopy include all of the following except:

Circumcision involves removal of what structure?

Methods for urinary tract calculus removal include which of the following?

The instrument(s) used to bypass severe strictures of the urethra is called:

Common urinary drainage catheters found in the OR would include:

The three common positions for genitourinary procedures include all of the following except:

During Nephrectomy, instrumentation commonly used would include:

The procedure of choice to treat irreparable hydronephrosis is:

The most common telescopes used for cystoscopy include:

Ureterolithotomy is performed with all of the following instruments except:

An Ileal Conduit involves:

Which of the following is the procedure for removal of an enlargement of the venous plexus in the scrotum?

Suture used to close the ureter would include:

Which of the following laboratory tests is used to assess kidney function?

Which of the following plastic surgery procedures is performed to change the urethral meatus from the ventral surface of the penis to it's normal position at the tip of the penis?

Which of the following procedures treats cryptorchidism?

Which of the following incisions is used to perform TURP?

Positioning aides used during Nephrectomy would include all of the following except:

The procedure performed for the treatment of Wilm's tumor is:

The term for the surgical crushing of a stone is:

Which organ or structure cannot be seen on a KUB?

The tissue of choice used to replace the urinary bladder following Cystectomy is the:

Which of the following Foley catheters would be used for routine monitoring of urine output during surgery?

What is the medical term for a "twisted" spermatic cord and testicle?

What is the name of the tissue that lines the inside of the scrotum?

What is the name of the procedure that will be performed if the blood supply to the testicle can be restored?

The patient is given general anesthesia. Which of the following agents is an inhalation agent used for general anesthesia?

When tissue is taken from one part of the body and grafted to another it is called a/an:

The scab or slough produced by a thermal burn is called:

The medical term for a facelift is:

All of the following are hand procedures except:

Homografts or heterografts used as temporary coverings for denuded skin are called:

The removal of devitalized tissue is:

A burn patient is brought to the OR with an arm greatly charred and distended with cyanotic fingers. Which of the following procedures would you anticipate?

Tissue transfer from one part of the body with the graft tissue's blood supply left intact is called a:

Blepharoplasty would be indicated for a patient with:

Special fine-tipped forceps used in plastic surgery include:

Which of the following skin closure materials would be most appropriate for use in hand surgery?

An abnormal lateral curvature of the spine for which a stabilization procedure may be done is:

Death of bone tissue due to lack of circulation is:

Equipment used to debride and clean infected wounds and joints is:

The most likely donor site for an autogenous bone graft is the:

In orthopedic surgery, absorbable suture would most likely be used on:

The patient would be placed in the prone position for which of the following procedures?

The type of fracture that includes splintered or crushed bone is:

The general term for joint reconstruction is:

All of the following are guides to be followed when using polymethylmethacrylate (bone cement) except:

Heavy suture is used to reattach a weakened anterior capsule to the glenoid fossa to correct recurrent dislocation of the shoulder during which of the following procedures?

Removal of a fluid-filled synovial sac protruding between wrist joints performed for cosmesis or discomfort describes which of the following procedures?

The use of a prosthesis to replace arthritic joints in the hand is referred to as a:

The excision of the kneecap for degenerative arthritis is called a:

Bone retrieved from the patient for use as a bone graft is called ________ bone.

The placement of fixation pins through the skin into the bone proximal and distal to the fracture site, which are then connected to stabilizing bars, is called:

The fixation device(s) most commonly used for an intertrochanteric fracture of the femur include(s):

When a tourniquet is inflated during surgery, the surgeon is notified at which of the following recommended time intervals?

Screws come in which of the following types?

The implant used to stabilize small bone fragments or as part of skeletal traction is called:

When performing skin preparation for surgery on the shaft of the tibia, the skin prep would extend:

The dressing material applied at the end of an orthopedic procedure which gives compression to the wound is a/an:

An open fracture, where bone protrudes through the skin, is also referred to as a ________ fracture.

A fracture where the tendonous attachments of the bone are torn away is called a/an:

The X-ray views usually obtained during orthopedic surgery include all of the following except:

The patient position for a Bristow Procedure is:

A Colles' fracture occurs in which of the following bone(s)?

The bony process that can be involved in an ankle fracture is the:

Which of the following patient positions is used for an Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion?

A potential complication of ischemia,of the femoral head is:

A fracture commonly found in children is a:

A fracture requiring debridement and closure prior to casting would be a:

A surgical procedure designed to stiffen or fuse a joint is called:

A tear in the lateral or medial knee cartilage is repaired by performing a/an:

Baker's cysts are found in the:

Which of the following would not be used to control bleeding from an open bone is:

A hemostatic agent used to control bleeding from an open bone is: