Surgical Technology, Concepts, Unit Two, Abdominal Incisions

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When going in from the skin layer, the last layer found before visualizing the abdominal contents is the fascia.

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The head is lateral to the shoulder.

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The strongest layer of the abdomen is the muscle fascia.

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The weakest layer of the abdomen is the subcutaneous.

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The xiphoid process is superior to the mons pubis.

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When the surgical incision is being closed, the layer following the subcutaneous layer to be closed is the peritoneum.

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The gallbladder is found in the?

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Another name for the illiac region of the abdomen is the?

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The long vertical strap like muscle of the abdominal wall is the?

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The three portions of the small intestine are the?

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The appendix is attached to the ?

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A kocher type incision is a?

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A position is used when the McBurneys incision is antisipated?

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A thoracoabdominal incision provides access to the?

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Which incisional approach is most common for appendectomy?

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The body plane is associated with splitting the body into equal halves, left side from right side?

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The body plane is associated with splitting top from bottom?

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If patient is positioned in the left lateral position, how are they lying on the OR table?

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A patient would be laying in the position if they were having a tumor taken off their back?

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Which of the following is not in the retroperitoneal space?

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Which of these is wrapped around the internal organs except for the overies?

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Which of these is not characteristic of a surgical incision?

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There are three essentials when making an incision, which one is not one of them?

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Give two reasons why a patient with a thicker subcutaneous layer may have more issues with the healing process?

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What four qualities of the linea alba make a good target for the surgeon using an midline incision?

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Right illiac region contains which organ?

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The hypo-gastric region contains which organ?

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The epigastric region contains which organ?

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The left hypocondrium region contains which organ?

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the umbilical region contains which organ?

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The right lumbar region contains which organ?

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Label all the letters with the corresponding directional term?

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Know the following terms

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Know the following incisions

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Know the following regions of the abdomen

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Know what organs are located in what abdominal region.

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The simplest and most common incision for laparotomy is?

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Median and Midline incisions are used for what procedures?

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Median and Midline incisions are classified as what type of incision?

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Advantages to median or midline incisions are?

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Disadvantages of transverse incisions are?

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which incisions are not considered an oblique incision?

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The Vertical Paramedian incision has 4 different incision areas; Rt. upper, LF. Upper, Rt. Lower and LF. Lower. Which organs are commonly accessed through these incisions?

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which organs are commonly acceded using a midline incision?

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Which organs are commonly accessed with an subcostal or kocker incision?

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what common organs are used with the Mcburney, midabdominal transverse, and pfannenstiel incisions?

Surgical concepts Unit 2 Abdominal Incisions

Surgical Technology, Concepts, Unit Two, Abdominal Incisions

When going in from the skin layer, the last layer found before visualizing the abdominal contents is the fascia.

The head is lateral to the shoulder.

The strongest layer of the abdomen is the muscle fascia.

The weakest layer of the abdomen is the subcutaneous.

The xiphoid process is superior to the mons pubis.

When the surgical incision is being closed, the layer following the subcutaneous layer to be closed is the peritoneum.

The gallbladder is found in the?

Another name for the illiac region of the abdomen is the?

The long vertical strap like muscle of the abdominal wall is the?

The three portions of the small intestine are the?

The appendix is attached to the ?

A kocher type incision is a?

A position is used when the McBurneys incision is antisipated?

A thoracoabdominal incision provides access to the?

Which incisional approach is most common for appendectomy?

The body plane is associated with splitting the body into equal halves, left side from right side?

The body plane is associated with splitting top from bottom?

If patient is positioned in the left lateral position, how are they lying on the OR table?

A patient would be laying in the position if they were having a tumor taken off their back?

Which of the following is not in the retroperitoneal space?