NEW
Font size
WorksheetsNursing Students Quiz- Plastic Surgery Day
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
1. The Rule of Nine method to estimate the TBSA of a burn wound is also known as
Lund and Browder method
Boyer’s method
Wallace method
Palmar method
Using the rule of nine method, calculate the percentage of burn involving one leg (circumferential), one arm (circumferential), and the anterior trunk.
18
27
36
45
Mr. X has sustained a thermal burn injury after accidentally touching a hot iron with his forearm. Upon examination, the burned area exhibits weeping blisters and is extremely tender to the touch.
First degree
Second degree
Third degree
Fourth degree
What is the IV fluid of choice for burn fluid resuscitation?
0.9 %NS
Plasmalyte
0.45% NS
Ringer's lactate
The newly admitted client has burns on both legs. The burned areas appear white and leather-like. No blisters or bleeding are present, and the client states that he or she has little pain. How should this injury be categorized
Superficial
Partial thickness superficial
Partial thickness deep
Full thickness
Skin graft taken from the patient’s own non-affected area is called
Allograft
Isograft
Autograft
Xenograft
Which of the following is a potential benefit of plastic surgery?
Improved physical appearance
Increased self esteem and confidenceself
Enhanced quality of life
all of the above
A patient asks about the difference between a skin graft and a flap. Which statement is correct?
A skin graft is a tissue transfer with its own blood supply, while a flap is a tissue transfer without its own blood supply.
A skin graft is a tissue transfer without its own blood supply, while a flap is a tissue transfer with its own blood supply.
Both skin grafts and flaps are tissue transfers with their own blood supply.
Both skin grafts and flaps are tissue transfers without their own blood supply.
A nurse is caring for a patient with a newly created skin graft. What is a crucial aspect of postoperative care for this patient?
Keep pressure on the graft site.
Allow the graft to dry completely.
Keep the graft site elevated and immobilized.
Applying a thick layer of ointment on the graft.
A patient undergoing reconstructive surgery following a traumatic injury asks about the purpose of the procedure. Which of the following is the primary goal of reconstructive surgery?
To enhance physical appearance
To restore form and function of a body part
To remove unwanted fat deposits
To reduce the appearance of scars
What is a keloid?
A type of skin graft
An abnormal overgrowth of scar tissue
A type of skin cancer
A type of flap surgery
The BAXTER formula to calculate fluid resuscitation in burns is widely known as
Evan's formula
Brooke's formula
Parkland's formula
Consensus formula
The most common late complication after a burn injury is?
Contracture
Loss of a body part
Multi-organ failure
Depression
What is the immediate life-threatening complication following burns involving the face and neck
Shock
Airway edema
Sepsis
Acute Kidney injury
The term Plastic surgery is derived from the Greek word “Plastikos” that translates to
The synthetic plastic material
To mould
To break
To create
What is the name of the ancient Indian surgeon considered the "Father of Plastic Surgery"?
Hippocrates
Galen
Sushruta
Avicenna
Which among the following is NOT a reconstructive surgery?
Cleft lip and palate repair
Burn contracture release
Breast augmentation
Breast reconstruction after mastectomy
What is the common sequence of first aid of patients with flame burn injury
DROP-STOP-ROLL-COOL
STOP-DROP-ROLL-COOL
COOL-DROP-STOP-ROLL
COOL-STOP-DROP-ROLL
What is the primary role of debridement in burn wound management?
To stimulate faster tissue regeneration
To remove eschar and devitalized tissue
To apply topical antibiotics
Rapid healing of the burn wound
Which of the following is a common complication of circumferential full-thickness burns?
Increased blood flow to the affected area
Eschar formation and potential compartment syndrome
Increased skin elasticity
Rapid healing of the burn wound
Which of the following is NOT a sign of inhalation injury?
Singed nasal hairs
Carbonaceous sputum
Hoarseness
Clear breath sounds
Who is the CMC alumnus Plastic Surgeon who is the recipient of the prestigious Padmashree Award
Dr. LB Joseph
Dr. Prema Dhanraj
Dr. Ashish Kumar Gupta
Dr. Kingsley Robert
Opioid analgesics like morphine can be given via the Intramuscular or Subcutaneous route in the acute post-burn period
True
False
Which year was the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery established as a separate department in CMC, Vellore
1944
1957
1962
1974
What is the choice of topical anti-infective used for the application in facial burns
Silver sulfadiazine
Silver nitrate
Neosporin
Betadine
