SURGERIES
Instruments
STERILITY
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Sutures
100

Creating an opening in the urethra for a blocked cat to urinate from?

Perineal Urethrostomy

100

Used for cutting thick tissue, such as fascia?

Mayo scissors

100

According to Elsevier table 9.4, pg. 247, how long can a double wrapped, two layer muslin (cotton fabric), heat and sealed pack be stored ( we try and check packs monthly now)?  

6 months

100

Used to grasp, clamp, and crush blood vessels

Hemostat

100

Identify the two (2) MAIN categories of suture material

Absorbable and Non-absorbable

200

An incision made into the joint of a patient, breaking the joint capsule?

Arthrotomy

200

Which instrument, with longitudinal grooves, is used to clamp thick tissue bundles that have a lumen or blood vessels (prevents blood flow)?

Rochester Carmalt Forceps

200

If an object used for a STERILE PROCEDURE cannot withstand high temperatures, how do we sterilize it?

Gas sterilization (ethylene oxide)

200

Used specifically to pick up, hold, and maneuver DELICATE tissue

 Tissue forceps

200

Identify the most common needle attachment used in suture?

Swagged

300

Removal of the head of the femur?

Femoral head ostectomy

300

Identify the instrument used to hold and grasp tissue during surgery?

Brown-Adson Forceps and Adson forceps

300

Moisture left in plastic tubing placed in a gas sterilizer may decrease the sterilization efficacy (effects)!

True

300

Used to pull tissue back and improve exposure

Retractor

300

What replaces absorbable suture after 60 days, when it begins to breakdown?

Healthy tissue

400

A procedure that involves sticking a needle into the chest to remove fluid?

Thoracocentesis

400

Which surgical instrument can place sutures and cut sutures all in one instrument?

Olsen-Hager needle holders

400

What does a color change indicator when referring to autoclave tape?

Steam has reached the tape

400

To pick-up, hold, or maneuver delicate tissue: causes minimal damage: either 1 x 2 or 2 x 3 tooth arrangements

Adson forceps

400

What suture material should be used for intra-abdominal suturing?

Vicryl

500

Suturing together the two (2) curt ends of intestine (as in GI FB SX)

 → Anastomosis

500

Small hemostatic forceps used to occlude small capillaries that have been cut or that are about to be cut.

 Hartman forceps

500

What is the preferred solution for flushing and cleaning wounds?

Isotonic saline

500

Used to hold inanimate objects and nonviable tissue

Dressing forceps

600

To surgically alter shape or reform

→ plasty

600

Which of the following is NOT a simultaneously controlled variable of gas sterilization?

Ventilation

700

Used to expose all lung fields

→ Median sternotomy

800

Parallel to the last rib (good exposure of the stomach)

→ Paracostal incision

900

An incision into the flank/side

→ Celiotomy

1000

Incision lateral and parallel to the midline (exposes one side of the abdomen: i.e. Orchiectomy)

→ Paramedian

1100

Surgically fix to/attach tissue to tissue

→ pexy

1200

Fusing together/fixation/binding of (bone to bone)

→ desis

1300

What should we do before turning or rotating an anesthetized patient?

Disconnect the tube

1400

This "arrest of bleeding" allows visualization of the surgical site and prevents life threatening hemorrhage?  

Hemostasis