This instrument is used to hold the scalpel blade.
(What is a scalpel handle?)
This organ stores bile
(What is the gallbladder?)
"It is our mission to certify healthcare professionals and provide pathways to lifelong learning in related healthcare disciplines."
(What is the NCCT Mission.)
Surgical removal of the appendix.
(What is an appendectomy?)
This word means "before surgery.
(What is preoperative?)
This clamp is commonly used to stop bleeding.
(What is a hemostat?)
The largest internal organ in the human body
(What is the liver?)
This part of the test talks about anticipating the needs of special populations.
(What is the Patient Safty?)
A hernia repair is also known as this procedure.
(What is a herniorrhaphy?
The term for absence of infection.
(What is asepsis?)
This instrument is used to hold and drive suture needles
(What is a needle holder?)
A McBurney incision is commonly used for this type of general surgery.
What is an appendectomy?
NCCT certification must be renewed every how many years?
(What is every year?)
Surgical procedure to remove the gallbladder
(What is a cholecystectomy?)
Term for surgical opening into the abdomen
(What is laparotomy?)
Retractor often used in small incisions, such as an appendectomy.
(What is an Army-Navy retractor?)
This triangle, bordered by the liver, cystic duct, and common hepatic duct, is critical in laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
What is Calot’s Triangle?
This is the minimum passing score percentage for the NCCT
(What is 70%?)
Surgical procedure involving resection of the colon.
(What is a colectomy?)
This term means inflammation of the peritoneum.
(What is peritonitis?)
This self-retaining retractor is used in abdominal surgery.
(What is a Balfour retractor?)
This part of the large intestine is located in the right lower quadrant.
What is the cecum?
Number of questions on the NCCT Surgical Technologist exam.
(What is 175?)
This procedure diverts fecal contents into a stoma.
(What is a colostomy?)
This term refers to surgical puncture to remove fluid.
(What is centesis?)