Positioning for a total abdominal hysterectomy procedure would be ________.

A(n) ______ is frequently used for abdominal approaches but may not be used for vaginal approaches.

The progress of the labor process is defined by _____ stages.

Auvard, Graves, and Sims are all examples of _______.

Normal contractions not associated with progressive cervical dilation ("false labor") are commonly referred to as ______.

Shirodkar's procedure is also known as a ______.

The ST should learn how to ______ to assist in the delivery of the infant from the uterus during a cesarean section.

Meconium-stained fluid may require suction with a ______ suction catheter.

____ are fingerlike projections at the terminal end of the fallopian tube that guide oocytes released by the ovaries into the tube’s lumen.

Microscopic surgical resection and anastomosis of the fallopian tube is called a(n) _______.

During Schiller's test, _____ is applied to the cervical tissue. Tissue that remains brown in color is normal and the tissue that does not stain is abnormal.

The _____ is the area between the inferior vaginal opening and anus.

During a cesarean section, the patient will be positioned supine with roll placed under the ____ to reduce the uterine pressure on the vena cava.

During a c-section, _____ may be injected into the uterus to help with hemostasis secondary to contraction.

The ____ technique is most often used for tubal sterilization since it provides the best potential for tuboplasty.

Following tuboplasty, a dye study using ______ is often conducted to ensure luminal patency.

Following abdominopelvic surgery, irrigation with _____ helps keep tissues separated for several days, thus reducing adhesions and scar tissue formation.

_____ is/are characterized by steel-gray or black cysts that bleed at time of menses.

Herniation of the bladder into the vaginal vault is called a(n) ______.

_____ is a misalignment or deviation of the eyes.

_____ means “wall eyes.”

A(n) ____ uses localized cold temperature to seal tears and holes in the retina.

Extra care should be taken to keep ____ off the instruments and sterile field to help to prevent formation of post-operative granuloma in the eye.

A(n) ______ is a small lump on the inner or outer surface of the eyelid caused by a blocked Meibomian gland.

Raised the intraocular pressure (IOP) creates the condition known as _____.

The ______ membrane encloses the whole of the vitreous humor.

The _____ makes up the inner tunic of the globe and is the nervous membrane on which light and images are received.

A _____ procedure is performed for the treatment of retinal detachments.

A ____ is placed through the canaliculus for reapproximation when repairing a traumatic eyelid laceration.

The tympanic membrane is the separation between the ____ and ____ ear.

Infection that has not been cleared from the middle ear may be forced into the _____ through the antrum.

Each nasal cavity has a series of four bony projections called turbinates (also called ____).

____ is a congenital defect caused by the failure of the nasopharyngeal septum to rupture during embryonic development.

What is the name of this instrument?

____ sinuses are located between the eyes and have a honeycomb appearance.

Caldwell-Luc is contraindicated in _____ patients prior to the descent of the permanent teeth.

_____ is an examination used to diagnose sleep apnea and determine its severity

_____ occurs when there is a bony overgrowth of the stapes.

The major portion of the tympanic membrane is fibrous tissue called the ___.

A common composite graft for mandibular reconstruction is made from the patient's own ______.

What is the name of this instrument?

An f = 400 lens is commonly used when operating the _____.

SMR stands for ______.

During a ______, the gingiva above the canine tooth and second molar is incised

For plain x-rays, the ____ view requires the patient to sit or stand upright and hyperextend the neck.

_____ is the abnormal alignment of the teeth of the upper jaw with those of the lower jaw.

What is the name of this instrument?

The ____ of the tooth is the portion below the gumline.

_____ involves resection of the soft tissue and excision of the bone surrounding the tooth prior to removal of the tooth.

When performing oral surgery, the CST should precoat the dental mirror with ______ solution.

The four front teeth used to tear food are known as _____.

_____ bone is from a cadaver and is obtained from a bone bank.

The _____ bones meet inferior to the nasal septum to form the upper jaw.

Wire is tightened in a _____ manner during application of arch bars.

To prepare the wire for the application of arch bars, cut segments slightly longer than needed—approximately ____ cm.

Each orbit consists of _____ craniofacial bones.

There are ______ facial bones.

LeFort ___, called transverse maxillary, is the most common type of mid-facial fracture.

In LeFort ___, the fracture line extends transversely from the zygomatic arches, through the orbits, and to the base of the nose.

What is the name of this instrument?

____ involve removing the epidermis and approximately half of the dermis for relocation to another part of the body.

The ____ consists of adipose (fat) and loose connective tissue providing insulation and protection to the internal organs.

______ glands are the oil-producing glands.

______ burns affect just the epidermis and are characterized by erythema.

Each digit, or finger, is made up of a series of _____.

The head of each metacarpal articulates with one of the phalanges creating a(n) _____ joint.

The nerves that serve the forearm and the hand are all branches of nerves from the ______ plexus.

_____: refers to thumb side of the hand.

Almost ___ muscles and their coordinating tendons are responsible

for movement of the wrist, hand, and fingers.

During replantation of a digit, the order of anastomosis is as follows:

In _____, tightening of the palmar fascia causes deformity and contractures of the dermis and/or digits.

_____ dysplasia is commonly referred to as "club hand."

Surgical fixation of a joint to relieve pain and provide support is called ______.

Red vessel loops are used to identify _____.

White vessel loops are used to identify ______.

Webbed digits; congenital abnormality that occurs when the digits of the hands or feet fail to separate.

An incision made into the fold of the underside of the breast is called a _____ incision.

A TRAM flap is an example of a _____ flap.

______ means sagging, drooping, or excess relaxation in skin elasticity.