CSFA Test - (Wound Healing / General Surgery) with all
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1. Which of the following methods should the
A. According to
surgical assistant consider when cutting
the sur-geon's
sutures?
preference
A. According to the surgeon's preference
B. According to the assistant's preference
C. Leave a one centimeter tail for
nonabsorbable su-ture
D. Cut on the knot for absorbable suture
2. Which of the following would affect normal
wound healing? B. Peripheral
A. Penicillin allergy vascular dis-ease
B. Peripheral vascular disease
C. Clean wound
D. Latex allergy
3. The most common cause of delayed wound healing in A. Wound
infection
the operative patient is:
A. Wound infection
B. Tissue loss
C. Dehiscence
D. Adhesions
4. The three phases of wound healing include all B. Chronic phase
of the following EXCEPT:
A. Fibroplastic phase
B. Chronic phase
C. Remodeling phase
D. Inflammatory phase
5. Which of the following sutures should not be
C. Polydioxanone
used in the placement of heart valves?
A. Polypropylene
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B. Polyglactin
C. Polydioxanone
D. Polyglecaprone
6. Wounds in which there is significant bacterial contam- D.
Granulation
ination, foreign bodies, or extensive tissue trauma
are generally closed by which intention?
A. Delayed primary
B. Primary union
C. Lag
D. Granulation
7. Which of the following types of stitch A. Subcuticular stitch
patterns pro-vides an excellent cosmetic
closure?
A. Subcuticular stitch
B. Retention stitch
C. Purse-string stitch
D. Simple stitch
C. Reducing as much
8. The primary factor when selecting surgical
needle is: as possible the trauma to
A. The metal's ability to resist corrosion the tissue
B. Preventing microbial growth
C. Reducing as much as possible the trauma
to the tissue
D. Ease of loading the needle on the needle
holder
9. Which of the following microorganisms is responsible C. Group B
streptococci
for causing postoperative wound edge
erythema and rebound tenderness?
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A. S. aureus
B. Clostridium
C. Group B streptococci
D. S. epidermis
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10. It is recommended that the square knot is: B. McBurne
A. Performed as a two-handed tie y
B. Only used on small vessels C. Transvers
C. Performed by placing vertical tension on the e
final throw D. Thoracoa
D. Only used on superficial, not deep wound, bdominal
vessels
11. Which of the following statements
concerning the principles of suture
placement is correct?
A. Sutures should be placed as close to the
wound edge as possible to prevent tissue
necrosis
B.Sutures should be as far as possible from the
wound edge to prevent knot slippage and
displacement
C. Sutures should be placed in deep tissue to
prevent hematoma
D.Suture placement should place as much
tension on the tissue as possible to promote
healing
12. Sutures placed in a wound to prevent wound
eviscer-ation are called:
A. Stent
B. Fixation
C. Retention
D. Traction
13. In which incision could retention sutures be
used?
A. Vertical midline
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1. Which of the following methods should the
A. According to
surgical assistant consider when cutting
the sur-geon's
sutures?
preference
A. According to the surgeon's preference
B. According to the assistant's preference
C. Leave a one centimeter tail for
nonabsorbable su-ture
D. Cut on the knot for absorbable suture
2. Which of the following would affect normal
wound healing? B. Peripheral
A. Penicillin allergy vascular dis-ease
B. Peripheral vascular disease
C. Clean wound
D. Latex allergy
3. The most common cause of delayed wound healing in A. Wound
infection
the operative patient is:
A. Wound infection
B. Tissue loss
C. Dehiscence
D. Adhesions
4. The three phases of wound healing include all B. Chronic phase
of the following EXCEPT:
A. Fibroplastic phase
B. Chronic phase
C. Remodeling phase
D. Inflammatory phase
5. Which of the following sutures should not be
C. Polydioxanone
used in the placement of heart valves?
A. Polypropylene
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39
, CSFA Test - (Wound Healing / General Surgery) with all
Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
B. Polyglactin
C. Polydioxanone
D. Polyglecaprone
6. Wounds in which there is significant bacterial contam- D.
Granulation
ination, foreign bodies, or extensive tissue trauma
are generally closed by which intention?
A. Delayed primary
B. Primary union
C. Lag
D. Granulation
7. Which of the following types of stitch A. Subcuticular stitch
patterns pro-vides an excellent cosmetic
closure?
A. Subcuticular stitch
B. Retention stitch
C. Purse-string stitch
D. Simple stitch
C. Reducing as much
8. The primary factor when selecting surgical
needle is: as possible the trauma to
A. The metal's ability to resist corrosion the tissue
B. Preventing microbial growth
C. Reducing as much as possible the trauma
to the tissue
D. Ease of loading the needle on the needle
holder
9. Which of the following microorganisms is responsible C. Group B
streptococci
for causing postoperative wound edge
erythema and rebound tenderness?
2/
39
,CSFA Test - (Wound Healing / General Surgery) with all
Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
A. S. aureus
B. Clostridium
C. Group B streptococci
D. S. epidermis
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Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
10. It is recommended that the square knot is: B. McBurne
A. Performed as a two-handed tie y
B. Only used on small vessels C. Transvers
C. Performed by placing vertical tension on the e
final throw D. Thoracoa
D. Only used on superficial, not deep wound, bdominal
vessels
11. Which of the following statements
concerning the principles of suture
placement is correct?
A. Sutures should be placed as close to the
wound edge as possible to prevent tissue
necrosis
B.Sutures should be as far as possible from the
wound edge to prevent knot slippage and
displacement
C. Sutures should be placed in deep tissue to
prevent hematoma
D.Suture placement should place as much
tension on the tissue as possible to promote
healing
12. Sutures placed in a wound to prevent wound
eviscer-ation are called:
A. Stent
B. Fixation
C. Retention
D. Traction
13. In which incision could retention sutures be
used?
A. Vertical midline
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