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| 1. Second intention healing involves: |
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| 2. The healing stage of first intention healing occurs from the: |
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| 3. Which of the following occurrences would NOT decrease the healing capabilities of a patient? |
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| 4. The rupture of a wound with spilling of contents is known as: |
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| 5. All of the following are part of the inflammatory process EXCEPT: |
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| 6. The healing process in which a wound is purposely left open and allowed to heal from the bottom up is called: |
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| 7. The substance that weakly holds wound edges together during the first five days of first intention healing is: |
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| 8. A stab wound is a separate small incision: |
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| 9. A patient is brought into the emergency room with the following injuries: a large bruise on the thigh, an irregular cut on the forehead, and skin scraped off the arm. The wounds would be described as: |
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| contused wound of thigh, laseration of forhead, abrasion of the arm |
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| 10. You are assigned to scrub on a gunshot wound of the abdomen with a perforated bowel and will expect the surgeon to: |
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| clean up the wound, pack the wound to keep edges apart, and bring the patient back at a later date for a delayed closure |
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| 11. Control of bleeding is called: |
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| 12. During which phase of wound healing is the strength of the wound limited to the suture holding it together? |
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| 13. All of the following factors delay wound healing except: |
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| 14. Which of the following intraoperative techniques would not promote wound healing? |
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| inoculum of bacteria into the wound |
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| 15. Based on the potential for infection, which one of the following described wounds would be classified as a class I? |
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| inguinal herina repair without break in technique |
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| 16. A collection of fluid in tissue would result in all of the following except: |
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| 17. For which of the following wound drains would a sterile safety pin be needed? |
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| 18. Inadvertent removal of which one of the following drains during the first 48 hours after placement would cause the least concern? |
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| 19. When fibrous bands of scar tissue bind organs together, the condition is: |
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| 20. Glove powder is normally wiped from the gloved hand because it has the potential to cause: |
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| 21. Which of the following is MOST commonly used for wound closure in the presence of infection? |
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| 22. When assisting with the closure of a skin incision and operating the skin stapler, the surgical technologist in the scrub role is placing the staples through which two layers? |
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| 23. Which of the following suturing techniques features short lateral stitches that are taken beneath the epithelial layer of skin? |
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| 24. Which of the following wounds is most likely in the inflammatory phase of wound healing? |
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25. Place the following phases of wound healing by first intention in correct order from first to last:
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II. remodeling
III. inflammatory |
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| inflammatory, proliferation, remodeling |
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| 26. Wounds can heal in three ways. Which correctly describes healing by third intention? |
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| 27. Which of the following is not a sign of inflammation? |
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| pain, heat, redness, swelling, loss of function |
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| 28. A traumatic wound that leaves tissue torn or hanging from the body is a/an: |
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| 29. Operative techniques to enhance wound healing include all of the following except: |
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| 30. Mark R. is scheduled for emergency surgery to treat a perforated gastric ulcer. This procedure will be placed in which of the following wound classifications? |
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| 31. An abnormal deposition of collagen that occurs during the healing process is known as: |
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| 32. The surgical wound classification that results in the lowest percentage of infections is: |
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| classI- clean- infection rate 1-5% |
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| 33. All of the following are factors that influence wound healing except: |
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| physcial condition of patient, tissue handling, aseptic technique |
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| 34. A bruise is also known as a: |
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| 35. A wound in which the skin is broken, no loss or destruction of tissue, no F.B. |
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| 36. Second intention healing is also known as: |
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| 37. Partial or total separation of a layer or layers of tissue after closure of the wound is: |
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| 38. Removal of devitalized tissue and contaminants is: |
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| 39. Abnormal communication between two normally separate internal structures, or an abnormal communication between an internal structure and the body surface is: |
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| 40. Lack of oxygenated blood supply to an area or organ of the body is: |
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| 41. An abnormal scar that results from excessive collagen deposits. |
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| 42. Excessive granulation tissue is called: |
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| 43. An open fracture that is less than four hours old is classified as a: |
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| 44. An open traumatic wound that is more than four hours old is considered: |
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| 45. Which wound classification has had microbial contamination prior to procedure? |
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| 46. Which wound classification has not had an entry into the GI or GU tracts? |
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