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Surgical Technology, Concepts, Unit Three, Laparotomy

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Concepts of Surgical Procedure, Unit Three, Laparotomy
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Question 1

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What can be used as the "passer" on a tie with passer?
Answer
  • mayo
  • forester ring forcep
  • right angle lahey
  • forcept

Question 2

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When making an incision into the fascia the edges of the fascia are grasped with what instrument?
Answer
  • mosquito clamp
  • mayo clamp
  • kocher
  • ring forcept

Question 3

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Sometimes a surgeon will make an incision with a scalpel and hand it back to the surgical technologist and then ask for a deep knife. What is the difference between a skin knife and a deep knife?
Answer
  • a deep knife cuts better
  • a deep knife is longer
  • a deep knife could be less contaminated from bacteria
  • a deep knife could be cleaner

Question 4

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What scissor is used to cut the fascia and the muscle?
Answer
  • suture scissors
  • curved mayo
  • jones
  • metzenbaum

Question 5

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The [blank_start]metzenbaum[blank_end] scissors are used to extent the peritoneum opening.
Answer
  • metzenbaum

Question 6

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Once the surgeon has cut completely through the peritoneum, the [blank_start]balfour[blank_end] retractor may be asked for.
Answer
  • balfour

Question 7

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What is important to hand the surgeon when handling the balfour retractor?
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  • raytec sponges
  • wet lap sponges
  • dry sponges to soak up bload after incision is made
  • roiled towel

Question 8

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What are the two forceps commonly used inside the peritoneum?
Answer
  • debakey and russian
  • addsons with teeth
  • debakey alone
  • russian alone

Question 9

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What forceps are most commonly used on skin?
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  • addsons with teeth
  • kochers
  • russian
  • debakey

Question 10

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A [blank_start]kelly[blank_end] clamp is most commonly used on bleeders.
Answer
  • kelly

Question 11

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What are the most common ways the peritoneum layer is incised?
Answer
  • using a sharp retractor to keep the peritoneum tensile
  • elevated from bowel with debakey forceps, mayo clamp or crile clamp
  • elevate from bowel using only the crile clamp
  • #10 blade used with #3 handle to knick opening into peritoneum
  • metzenbaum used to extent opening

Question 12

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What instruments would you need on your mayo stand to perform a exploratory laparotomy?
Answer
  • 2 kelly/crile clamps, 2 mayo clamps, 2 kockers, 2 babcocks, 1 right angle loaded, 2 army/navy retractors
  • lots of instruments
  • 2#3 handles with #10 blades, mayo scissors, metzenbaum, suture scissors, basic tissue forceps with teeth, medium debakey pickups, medium mayo hegar needle holder

Question 13

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List two different types of items that can be use to cut during the CCCT routine of the resection concept.
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  • scalpel;mayo or mentzenbaum
  • scissors;mayo or metzenbaum
  • utility scissors
  • suture scissors

Question 14

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three different ways the surgeon can close the skin after a procedure is finished?
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  • staple
  • dermabond
  • super medical glue, medical grade
  • hard tack
  • suture

Question 15

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[blank_start]Mastisol[blank_end] is used to cover the incision before dressings are applied when a subcuticular stitch is used to close the skin
Answer
  • Mastisol

Question 16

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How would a surgeon secure a drain to skin?
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  • drain is secured to skin using non-absorbable suture, 2-0 to 3-0 on a large cutting needle
  • Suture is tied, wrapped around tube a few times, tied again and cut long to half inch.
  • suture is tightly woven around drain
  • drain is secured using absorbable suture

Question 17

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What size and type of suture and needle are used on the peritoneum layer?
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  • non-absorbable
  • absorbable; 2-0 or 0, CT-1 needle, vicryl suture continuous

Question 18

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What size of suture and type of suture and needle are used on the muscle/fascia layer?
Answer
  • muscle does not suture well, fascia us sutured with absorbable vicryl suture or PDS2
  • muscle is sutured very well

Question 19

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What size, type of suture and needle are used on subcutaneous fat?
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  • Sub-Q does not tolerate suture well
  • non absorbable suture, CT1 needle with vicryle
  • When used, absorbable, 3-0 or 2-0, CT1 needle, Vicryl suture, interupted

Question 20

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What size, type of suture and needle are used on the subcuticular layer?
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  • absorbable or non-absorbable, 3-0 or 2-0, FS-1 or FS-2, PS-1 or PS-2 needles, continuous.
  • does not tolerate suture well

Question 21

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Which steps are used in the placement of a drain during a procedure?
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  • Drain is attached to sharp trocar, trocar is used to puncture through the abdominal wall staying out of incision
  • trocar is pushed through abdominal wall inserting drain
  • trocar is wrapped around the limb and sutured shut
  • Mayo clamp is used to pull out trocar tip that made it through the abdominal layers, trocar is cut from drain tube using bandage scissors

Question 22

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Three factors that would determine the type of forceps to hand the surgeon?
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  • depth of wound
  • type of tissue
  • surgeon preference
  • size of wound

Question 23

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When closing the abdominal incision, when are the first and second closing counts completed?
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  • when the final layer of skin has been stitched
  • second count started when SUB-Q has been stitched.
  • first closing count when peritoneal layer has been stitched

Question 24

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Why is a good idea to have two knifes besides the clean/dirty knife standard procedure?
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  • surgeon preference
  • blade may wear out during the procedure
  • dull blade

Question 25

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At what point during the laparotomy procedure do the dry lap sponges get traded out for wet ones?
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  • after the peritoneum is breached
  • after the fascia is breached
  • after the sub-Q is breached

Question 26

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Which surgical category listed doesn't belong?
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  • diagnostic
  • reconstruction
  • cosmetic
  • repair
  • replacement or implantation
  • removal

Question 27

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Which are the correct conditions for performing an exploratory laparotomy?
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  • appendix rupture
  • intestinal perforation
  • ectopic pregnancy
  • foreign bodies (bullets gunshot victim)
  • internal bleeding
  • diverticulitis

Question 28

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While planning an exploratory laparotomy which answer is incorrect and not needed?
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  • knowledge of the case
  • hospital address and name
  • room and time of start of case
  • name of surgeon
  • patient information; age, size, and alergies

Question 29

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what are the special pre-op for exploratory laparotomy?
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  • foley catheter insertion
  • sequential compression device (SCD)
  • forced warm air blanket
  • cautery

Question 30

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Which isn't a part of intraoperative preparation for exploratory laparotomy?
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  • anesthesia;general, NG tube may be placed
  • position;supine with or without arm boards
  • monitors placed behind patient head
  • draping; routine laparotomy
  • skin prep;nipple to symphysis pubis, bed line to bed line

Question 31

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Which isnt an category for instrumentation for laparotomies?
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  • cutting & disecting, clamping, grasping & holding, probing, dilating retracting, suctioning
  • cutting & disecting, clamping, grasping & holding, probing, dilating retracting, suctioning, cautery

Question 32

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Forceps used with the Sub-Q are which?
Answer
  • tissue forceps with teeth, debakey forcep
  • tissue forceps with teeth, russian forcep

Question 33

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Forceps used with the muscle fascia are which?
Answer
  • tissue forceps, ferris smith
  • tissue forceps, debakey

Question 34

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The muscle/fascia and Sub-Q used the same self retaining retractors except for the?
Answer
  • weitlander retractor
  • cerebellar retractor
  • gelpi retractor
  • medium/large springs retractor

Question 35

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The skin layer uses what manual retractor?
Answer
  • army/navy retractor
  • malleable retractor
  • richardson retractor
  • senn-miller rakes; 4-6 prong

Question 36

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The Sub-Q uses which manual retractors?
Answer
  • Richardson retractor
  • senn-miller retractor
  • army/navy retractor
  • bards-parker retractor

Question 37

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Which manual retractor is used on the muscle/fascia?
Answer
  • deaver retractor
  • army/navy retractor
  • richardson/appy richardson retractor

Question 38

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which manual retractors are used on the peritoneum?
Answer
  • harrington retractor
  • richardson retractor
  • deaver retractor
  • army/navy retractor
  • senn-miller

Question 39

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The ligature stick tie and tie on passer use which same suture features?
Answer
  • 2-0 or 0
  • absorbable
  • non-absorbable

Question 40

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when resecting an orgran which clamps are used?
Answer
  • crile hemostat and mayo clamp
  • mayo clamp and a kelly clamp
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