Surgical Technology, Procedures, Unit 2, Gastrointestinal pat 2(Proctored Exam practise)

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LAR stands for?

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The removal of the lower sigmoid and rectosigmoid portions of the rectum is kmow as?

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What best describes the purpose of a LAR procedure?

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In a LAR procedure it is vital to maintain a portion of the colon to keep the function of?

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LAR procedures are done in what patient position on the O.R. bed?

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J-Pouch is known as?

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Ileoanal Endorectal Pull-Through is the removal of?

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What procedure peels away the inner lining of the rectum?

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What procedure relieves symptoms of ulcerative colitis and polyosis?

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What procedure is known as a anal sphincter saving operation?

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What procedure leaves the patient with a permanent colostomy?

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What procedure leaves the anal opening closed for life?

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Which of the following procedures can be done to help an adult patient with stomach ulcers and a newborn with a distal stomach sphincter stenosis?

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In a LAR what is the diagnostic instrument used to inflate the colon?

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What medication is injected at the "Dentate" intraoperatively to help separate the layers on a J-Pouch procedure?

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What is removed on the J-Pouch procedure?

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Gastrostomy is the

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Which instrument set/s would be needed for either Billroth procedure?

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Which stapler is used (if possible) at the end of the J-Pouch procedure to complete the anastomosis with the rectum?

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During the LAR procedure, how does the surgeon avoid damaging the ureters during the dissection process of the procedure?

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What is the position that the patient will be in for the LAR procedure?

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What is the determining factor when a surgeon decides between an Abdominal Perineal or a Low Anterior Resection?

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A mucosectomy is best described as:

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What is the size of the stomach pouch after the bariatric surgery?

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The term "Dumping Syndrome" relates to which procedure.

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Which of the Billroth procedures uses TA-30 staplers times 3 for the anastomosis?

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What patient position is used to displace the abdominal contents to enhance the surgeon's view of the lower abdominal/pelvic region?

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The identification and resection of two nerves that will interrupt the parasympathetic nerves and reduce gastric acid secretions is called what?

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Why is the psychological aspect of the Bariatric patient important to consider before the procedure can be performed?

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What is the condition the Billroth patient most likely has?

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At the completion of the LAR, air is instilled into the colon and the abdominal cavity is filled with irrigation solution. This is done for what purpose?

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What stapler is the most important in the creation of the actual J-Pouch (not the anastomosis)?

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The three portions of the small intestine are the

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What is the purpose of the J-Pouch?

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Which surgical procedure relieves symptoms of ulcerative colitis and familial polyposis

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What does Bariatric Surgery (Roux-en-y) treat?

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Another name for the Billroth I & II is?

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What suture is used to close the anus at the start (not the end) on the Abdominal Perineal Resection?

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What is the purpose of the Surgeon doing a preoperative sigmoidoscopy on the LAR patient?

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What are the qualification guidelines for the Bariatric Surgical Patient?

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Which stapler combination is used for the bariatric procedure

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The Abdominal Perineal Resection can best be defined as:

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In addition to the surgery, what is commonly removed on the Bariatric Surgery patient during their procedure?

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Which of the following procedures would involve a surgeon working at the rectum?

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The flow of food and liquids from the stomach to the small intestine is controlled by the

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What is the official name for the J-Pouch procedure?

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Pyloroplasty will result in?

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Which stapler is used on the LAR procedure to perform the anastomosis of the colon and rectum?