BUSN 2400 Ch 11 Digestive System Exam Questions and Answers Solved Correctly Latest Update 2025-
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Free omental flap with microvascular anastomosis - Answers49906
Ligation of internal hemorrhoids - Answers46945
Incision and drainage of perirectal abscess - Answers46040
Single resection of small intestine with anastomosis - Answers44120
A 1.3-cm laceration repair, vestibule of mouth - Answers40830
Biopsy of the lip - Answers40490
Periodontal mucosal grafting - Answers41870
Lengthening of palate, and pharyngeal flap - Answers42226
Frenoplasty - Answers41520
Cricopharyngeal myotomy - Answers43030
Total esophagectomy with thoracotomy with cervical esophagogastrostomy, without pyloroplasty -
Answers43112
Diagnostic esophagoscopy, flexible, no collection of specimen, transoral - Answers43200
Upper gastrointestinal flexible endoscopy, from esophagus to stomach through jejunum, with collection
of specimen by brushing - Answers43235
Retrograde cholangiopancreatography, diagnostic endoscopic with collection of specimen using
brushing technique - Answers43260
Transrectal drainage of pelvic abscess - Answers45000
Appendectomy - Answers44950
Proctosigmoidoscopy with removal of three polyps by snare technique - Answers45315
Flexible colonoscopy proximal to splenic flexure; diagnostic, no specimen, no colon decompression -
Answers45378
Umbilical hernia repair of 17-year-old, incarcerated - Answers49587
Repair lumbar hernia - Answers49540
Secondary suture of abdominal wall for dehiscence - Answers49900
, Open drainage of retroperitoneal abscess - Answers49060
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy with cholangiography - Answers47563
Cryosurgery of malignant rectal tumor - Answers45190
Biopsy of intestine by capsule, three specimens - Answers44100
Removal of esophageal sphincter augmentation device - Answers43285
Removal of transplanted pancreatic allograft - Answers48556
Resection of omentum - Answers49255
Open drainage of subphrenic abscess - Answers49040
Marsupialization of abscess of liver - Answers47300
Vermilionectomy with mucosal advancement - Answers40500
Vestibuloplasty posterior, bilateral - Answers40843
Excision of lesion of tongue without closure - Answers41110
Gingivoplasty quadrant 1 - Answers41872
Lengthening of palate with island flap - Answers42227
Preoperative diagnosis: Gastrointestinal bleeding, chronic calculus cholecystitis
Postoperative diagnosis: Same
Procedure: Gastroscopy with biopsy
Indications: This 32-year-old female had some GI bleeding. A colonoscopy was performed last week that
showed no abnormalities, so it was decided that the upper GI tract should be viewed as well.
Procedure: The patient was brought to the procedure suite, at which time she received 10 mg of
intravenous Versed and 50 mg of intravenous Demerol for sedation. We used Cetacaine spray to
anesthetize the oropharynx. An Olympus video gastroscope was then passed through the oropharynx
and into the esophagus, which was unremarkable. The stomach was next visualized. There, multiple
gastric ulcers were seen in the antrum and pyloric area. There was some evidence of bleeding, but
nothing active at this time. Biopsies of these lesions were taken for histology. The scope was moved to
the d - Answers43239
Preoperative diagnosis: Bilateral hernias
Postoperative diagnosis: Bilateral inguinal hernias
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Free omental flap with microvascular anastomosis - Answers49906
Ligation of internal hemorrhoids - Answers46945
Incision and drainage of perirectal abscess - Answers46040
Single resection of small intestine with anastomosis - Answers44120
A 1.3-cm laceration repair, vestibule of mouth - Answers40830
Biopsy of the lip - Answers40490
Periodontal mucosal grafting - Answers41870
Lengthening of palate, and pharyngeal flap - Answers42226
Frenoplasty - Answers41520
Cricopharyngeal myotomy - Answers43030
Total esophagectomy with thoracotomy with cervical esophagogastrostomy, without pyloroplasty -
Answers43112
Diagnostic esophagoscopy, flexible, no collection of specimen, transoral - Answers43200
Upper gastrointestinal flexible endoscopy, from esophagus to stomach through jejunum, with collection
of specimen by brushing - Answers43235
Retrograde cholangiopancreatography, diagnostic endoscopic with collection of specimen using
brushing technique - Answers43260
Transrectal drainage of pelvic abscess - Answers45000
Appendectomy - Answers44950
Proctosigmoidoscopy with removal of three polyps by snare technique - Answers45315
Flexible colonoscopy proximal to splenic flexure; diagnostic, no specimen, no colon decompression -
Answers45378
Umbilical hernia repair of 17-year-old, incarcerated - Answers49587
Repair lumbar hernia - Answers49540
Secondary suture of abdominal wall for dehiscence - Answers49900
, Open drainage of retroperitoneal abscess - Answers49060
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy with cholangiography - Answers47563
Cryosurgery of malignant rectal tumor - Answers45190
Biopsy of intestine by capsule, three specimens - Answers44100
Removal of esophageal sphincter augmentation device - Answers43285
Removal of transplanted pancreatic allograft - Answers48556
Resection of omentum - Answers49255
Open drainage of subphrenic abscess - Answers49040
Marsupialization of abscess of liver - Answers47300
Vermilionectomy with mucosal advancement - Answers40500
Vestibuloplasty posterior, bilateral - Answers40843
Excision of lesion of tongue without closure - Answers41110
Gingivoplasty quadrant 1 - Answers41872
Lengthening of palate with island flap - Answers42227
Preoperative diagnosis: Gastrointestinal bleeding, chronic calculus cholecystitis
Postoperative diagnosis: Same
Procedure: Gastroscopy with biopsy
Indications: This 32-year-old female had some GI bleeding. A colonoscopy was performed last week that
showed no abnormalities, so it was decided that the upper GI tract should be viewed as well.
Procedure: The patient was brought to the procedure suite, at which time she received 10 mg of
intravenous Versed and 50 mg of intravenous Demerol for sedation. We used Cetacaine spray to
anesthetize the oropharynx. An Olympus video gastroscope was then passed through the oropharynx
and into the esophagus, which was unremarkable. The stomach was next visualized. There, multiple
gastric ulcers were seen in the antrum and pyloric area. There was some evidence of bleeding, but
nothing active at this time. Biopsies of these lesions were taken for histology. The scope was moved to
the d - Answers43239
Preoperative diagnosis: Bilateral hernias
Postoperative diagnosis: Bilateral inguinal hernias
