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WorksheetsGeneral Surgery Chapter 14 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The (a) hernia occurs in Hesselbach’s triangle and has a direct acquired cause, such as heavy lifting.
A (a) stitch may be used to invert the appendiceal stump during an open appendectomy.
The (a) is an instrument used for manipulating the bowel, appendix, or other tubular structures.
When surgically treating cancer of the head of the pancreas, the (a) procedure removes part of the stomach, the duodenum, part of the jejunum, half of the pancreas, and the gallbladder along with the cystic and common bile ducts.
The (a) incision is used to provide rapid access to the abdomen but is most likely to herniate due to the lack of muscle strength to suture.
Satinsky
Atraumatic clamp used for clamping in pancreatectomy.
Used to manipulate the vagus trunk during vagotomy.
Biopsy needle or Tru-cut for liver biopsy.
Used to decompress an engorged gallbladder.
Premoistened to manipulate the spermatic cord or esophagus.
Nerve hook
Atraumatic clamp used for clamping in pancreatectomy.
Used to manipulate the vagus trunk during vagotomy.
Biopsy needle or Tru-cut for liver biopsy.
Used to decompress an engorged gallbladder.
Premoistened to manipulate the spermatic cord or esophagus.
Franklin Silverman
Atraumatic clamp used for clamping in pancreatectomy.
Used to manipulate the vagus trunk during vagotomy.
Biopsy needle or Tru-cut needle for liver biopsy.
Used to decompress an engorged gallbladder.
Premoistened to manipulate the spermatic cord or esophagus.
Ochsner GB trocar
Atraumatic clamp used for clamping in pancreatectomy.
Used to manipulate the vagus trunk during vagotomy.
Biopsy needle or Tru-cut needle for liver biopsy.
Used to decompress an engorged gallbladder.
Premoistened to manipulate the spermatic cord or esophagus.
Laparoscopic procedure
Requires monitoring of pneumoperitoneum during the procedure.
Care with instruments/tissue to prevent seeding; use water for irrigation at the end of the procedure.
Check balloon; send obturator with patient postoperatively.
Have culture tubes ready; transfer anaerobic samples to medium quickly.
Have extra laps ready and cell-saver available for immediate use.
Premoistened device used to manipulate the spermatic cord or esophagus.
J-shaped guidewire
Cell-saver required
Penrose drain
Bakes dilator
Removal of stones from a duct.
Penrose drain
Allen clamp
Buie Pile forceps
Randall forceps
Guide for fistula incision.
Bakes dilator
Probe/grooved
Potts Smith scissors
J-shaped guidewire
Handle instruments and tissue carefully to prevent seeding; use water for irrigation at the end of the procedure.
Thyroidectomy
Mastectomy
Tracheostomy
Bowel or colon resection
Check the balloon; send the obturator with the patient postoperatively.
Tracheostomy
Cholecystectomy with IOC
Thyroidectomy
Hemorrhoidectomy
No air bubbles should be present in the contrast media when used.
Appendectomy
Laparoscopic procedure
Liver laceration
Cholecystectomy with IOC
Separation of clean and dirty areas; clean closure is necessary.
Appendectomy
Bowel or colon resection
Mastectomy
Hemorrhoidectomy
Have extra laps ready and a cell saver available for immediate use.
Bowel or colon resection
Appendectomy
Liver laceration
Hemorrhoidectomy
Clamps used for occlusion of the intestines
Randall forceps
Buie pile forceps
Satinsky
Allen clamp
Direct visualization placement of the umbilical port.
Hasson trocar
Potts scissors
Ochsner GB trocar
Bakes dilator
