PlainGutThis sutureis in yellowpackagingthat containsalcohol.ProliferationThis phasebegins onapprox. the 3rdpost-op day andcontinues for upto 20 days?3-0What sizesuture shouldbe used for asubcuticularskin closure?IntraluminalstaplerWhich of thefollowing internalstapling devices firesa circular double rowof staples to re-anastomose thecolon?ContaminatedWhat woundclassificationis an ORIFless than 4hours old?EviscerationWhich of thefollowingpostoperative woundcomplications wouldrequire immediatesurgical intervention?HemostasisThe bodyuses thecoagulationprocess toachieve what?9-0This sizesuture wouldbe used for amicrovascularor eye case.EBLTheabbreviationfor estimatedblood lossis?FasciaWhich of thefollowing layers of theabdominal wall mustbe approximatedsecurely, even if theother layers are not?ThrombinThis is achemicalhemostasisagent?ReversecuttingThis type ofneedle isused on skinso it results inless tearing.PursestringsuturingThis is placed inthe right atriumand ascendingaorta to introducethe cannulae forcardiopulmonarybypass?BluntneedleWhat type ofneedle wouldbe used onthe kidney orliver?Steri-stripsReinforcessubcuticularstitch butskin must bedry.SilkWhat non-absorbablemultifilamentsuture is usedmostly for aligature tie andtraction?ClassIWhat wouldclassificationis a herniarepair withmesh?CleanContaminatedWhich of thefollowing woundclassifications wouldbe assigned to avaginal hysterectomywith anterior andposteriorcolporrhaphy?AnaphylacticshockWhattransfusionreaction canoccur whenmismatchedblood is given?4How manybloodtypes arethere?3rdIntentionWhen twogranulatedsurfaces areapproximated thismethod ofhealing is called?PlusSutures that areimpregnated withan antibacterialcoating aredesignated aswhat?TypeOTheUniversalDonor’sblood typeis?CapillarityMultifilamentsutures should notbe used inpresence of aninfection becausethey have whatcharacteristic?InflammationPain, heat,redness,swelling, andloss offunctions aresigns of what?SwagedWhich of thefollowingneedles causesthe leastamount oftissue damage?EdemaThe condition ofan abnormallylarge fluid volumein tissuesbetween thebody’s cell is?DeadspaceThis adhesion isthe separation ofwound layersthat have notbeen closelyapproximated?KeloidCorticoid injections& use of pressuredressings can helpreduce the size ofthis adhesion?PledgetsThis hemostaticdevice is madefrom Teflon andused asbuttresses overthe suture line.PlainGutThis sutureis in yellowpackagingthat containsalcohol.ProliferationThis phasebegins onapprox. the 3rdpost-op day andcontinues for upto 20 days?3-0What sizesuture shouldbe used for asubcuticularskin closure?IntraluminalstaplerWhich of thefollowing internalstapling devices firesa circular double rowof staples to re-anastomose thecolon?ContaminatedWhat woundclassificationis an ORIFless than 4hours old?EviscerationWhich of thefollowingpostoperative woundcomplications wouldrequire immediatesurgical intervention?HemostasisThe bodyuses thecoagulationprocess toachieve what?9-0This sizesuture wouldbe used for amicrovascularor eye case.EBLTheabbreviationfor estimatedblood lossis?FasciaWhich of thefollowing layers of theabdominal wall mustbe approximatedsecurely, even if theother layers are not?ThrombinThis is achemicalhemostasisagent?ReversecuttingThis type ofneedle isused on skinso it results inless tearing.PursestringsuturingThis is placed inthe right atriumand ascendingaorta to introducethe cannulae forcardiopulmonarybypass?BluntneedleWhat type ofneedle wouldbe used onthe kidney orliver?Steri-stripsReinforcessubcuticularstitch butskin must bedry.SilkWhat non-absorbablemultifilamentsuture is usedmostly for aligature tie andtraction?ClassIWhat wouldclassificationis a herniarepair withmesh?CleanContaminatedWhich of thefollowing woundclassifications wouldbe assigned to avaginal hysterectomywith anterior andposteriorcolporrhaphy?AnaphylacticshockWhattransfusionreaction canoccur whenmismatchedblood is given?4How manybloodtypes arethere?3rdIntentionWhen twogranulatedsurfaces areapproximated thismethod ofhealing is called?PlusSutures that areimpregnated withan antibacterialcoating aredesignated aswhat?TypeOTheUniversalDonor’sblood typeis?CapillarityMultifilamentsutures should notbe used inpresence of aninfection becausethey have whatcharacteristic?InflammationPain, heat,redness,swelling, andloss offunctions aresigns of what?SwagedWhich of thefollowingneedles causesthe leastamount oftissue damage?EdemaThe condition ofan abnormallylarge fluid volumein tissuesbetween thebody’s cell is?DeadspaceThis adhesion isthe separation ofwound layersthat have notbeen closelyapproximated?KeloidCorticoid injections& use of pressuredressings can helpreduce the size ofthis adhesion?PledgetsThis hemostaticdevice is madefrom Teflon andused asbuttresses overthe suture line.

Chapter 11 - Hemostasis, Wound Healing, & Wound Closure - Call List

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  1. This suture is in yellow packaging that contains alcohol.
    Plain Gut
  2. This phase begins on approx. the 3rd post-op day and continues for up to 20 days?
    Proliferation
  3. What size suture should be used for a subcuticular skin closure?
    3-0
  4. Which of the following internal stapling devices fires a circular double row of staples to re-anastomose the colon?
    Intraluminal stapler
  5. What wound classification is an ORIF less than 4 hours old?
    Contaminated
  6. Which of the following postoperative wound complications would require immediate surgical intervention?
    Evisceration
  7. The body uses the coagulation process to achieve what?
    Hemostasis
  8. This size suture would be used for a microvascular or eye case.
    9-0
  9. The abbreviation for estimated blood loss is?
    EBL
  10. Which of the following layers of the abdominal wall must be approximated securely, even if the other layers are not?
    Fascia
  11. This is a chemical hemostasis agent?
    Thrombin
  12. This type of needle is used on skin so it results in less tearing.
    Reverse cutting
  13. This is placed in the right atrium and ascending aorta to introduce the cannulae for cardiopulmonary bypass?
    Pursestring suturing
  14. What type of needle would be used on the kidney or liver?
    Blunt needle
  15. Reinforces subcuticular stitch but skin must be dry.
    Steri-strips
  16. What non-absorbable multifilament suture is used mostly for a ligature tie and traction?
    Silk
  17. What would classification is a hernia repair with mesh?
    Class I
  18. Which of the following wound classifications would be assigned to a vaginal hysterectomy with anterior and posterior colporrhaphy?
    Clean Contaminated
  19. What transfusion reaction can occur when mismatched blood is given?
    Anaphylactic shock
  20. How many blood types are there?
    4
  21. When two granulated surfaces are approximated this method of healing is called?
    3rd Intention
  22. Sutures that are impregnated with an antibacterial coating are designated as what?
    Plus
  23. The Universal Donor’s blood type is?
    Type O
  24. Multifilament sutures should not be used in presence of an infection because they have what characteristic?
    Capillarity
  25. Pain, heat, redness, swelling, and loss of functions are signs of what?
    Inflammation
  26. Which of the following needles causes the least amount of tissue damage?
    Swaged
  27. The condition of an abnormally large fluid volume in tissues between the body’s cell is?
    Edema
  28. This adhesion is the separation of wound layers that have not been closely approximated?
    Dead space
  29. Corticoid injections & use of pressure dressings can help reduce the size of this adhesion?
    Keloid
  30. This hemostatic device is made from Teflon and used as buttresses over the suture line.
    Pledgets