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The most commonly used incision for Cesarean section is the: - Answer-Pfannensteil



Prepping for an abdominal hysterectomy that may include the cervix should be performed in what order
- Answer-Dirty then clean



Which of the following muscles are critical for stabilization of the knee joint? - Answer-Quadriceps
femoris



This technique is primarily reserved for patients having prophylactic mastectomy and immediate breast
reconstruction. Choose the correct answering:

A)skin sparing

B) nipple sparing

C) modified radical

D) simple - Answer-B nipple sparing



A patient does not disclose the use of ephedra to the anesthesiologist during the preoperative visit. If
Halothane is used during the procedure, the patient is at an increased risk for: - Answer-Ventricular
arrhythmias



When preoperatively assessing a patient for cardiac surgery, the RNFA should consider all the following
except:

A) bleeding times

, B) glucose

C) immunosuppressant use

D) RBC count - Answer-RBC count



Care must be taken when placing retractors as an RNFA assisting with inguinal hernia repairs. Which of
the following is a vessel that is located in the area of inguinal hernias. - Answer-Inferior Epigastric



The most common vein harvested endoscopically for cardiac surgery is: - Answer-Lesser Saphenous
vein???



Nipple discharge is more commonly associated with benign breast lesions than with cancer; however,
discharge is usually significantly only if it is spontaneous, persistent and - Answer-Bloody



Identify the marginal boundaries of the breasts - Answer-Second to sixth rib and horizontally from the
lateral edge of sternum to anterior a axillary line.



Which of the following structures is responsible for division between left and right chest cavity? -
Answer-Mediastinum



The blood is oxygenated in the lungs and returns to the left atrium through the pulmonary veins. Where
does the blood flow after leaving the left atrium? - Answer-Through the mitral valve into the left
ventricle.



Identify from the following, the correct branch of the left main coronary artery. - Answer-Circumflex
coronary artery



saphenous cutdown refers to a skin incision associated with - Answer-Insertion of a cannula into the
external iliac vein

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