Introduction
Instruments
Wounds
Methods of Wound Closure
Medical Office Surgery Procedures
100

Minor office surgery is preformed in an __________setting

ambulatroy

100

Small, straight surgical knife consisting of a handle and thin, sharp blade

Scalpel

100

________ __________is a break in skin surface or mucous membrane that exposes underlying tissue

open wound

100

The function of sutures is to _____________ a wound.

(one specific word)

approximate

100

If a sebaceous cyst is hard to remove the physician will first _________the cyst and excise at a later time.

drain

200

Minor office surgery is preformed in less than ________

1 hour

200

__________ ___________are used to cut through tissue

operating scissors

200

Wound made by a sharp pointed object that pierces skin layers ____________. Also requires a tetanus booster.

puncture

200

__________sutures are gradually digested and absorbed by the body

absorbable

200

Shave excision is often used to remove ____ _____

skin tags

300

During minor office surgery, what type of anesthesia is used?

local or topical

none

300

________ ___________are used to divide tissue

dissecting scissors

300

What is the body's first line of defense?

skin

300

_______ _________are the fastest method for closing long skin incision

surgical skin staples

300

_________ ____________is used to remove small or flat moles

laser mole surgery

400

________ __________is a sterile technique that protects the patient from pathogens.

surgical asepsis

400

_________are used to hold tissue aside

retractors

400

Wound is which tissue is torn apart, leaving ragged and irregular edges.

laceration

400

Sutures inserted into the arms and legs are removed after ______days

7-14

400

___________ is the removal and examination of tissue from the living body to determine benign or malignant.

biopsy

500

If a sterile object touches any nonsterile object is considered _____________

contaminated

500

_______ __________is used to firmly grasp a curved needle

needle holder

500

What are 3 local signs of inflammation?

redness

swelling 

pain

500

List 4 advantages of adhesive skin closures

local anesthetic not needed

easily applied and removed

lower incidence of infection

less scarring

500

List 3 purposes a physician may preform a cervical punch biopsy.

cancer of cervix

polyps

genital warts

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