CSFA Practice Exam 1
Premium non nocere - ANS(Or first do no harm) is a statement that guides a physician in the
care of a patient
Res ipsa loquitor - ANS( or the thing speaks for itself) is a doctrine that applies to injuries
sustained by a patient inside the OR
Forseeability - ANSApplies to the doctrine which provides proximate cause in negligence, which
states that something similar was likely to happen in a different situation under similar
circumstances
Intentional tort - ANSIntentionaly causing harm
Tetralogy of Fallot - ANSInclude Ventricular septal defect, pulmonary valve stenosis, right
ventricular hypertrophy and transposition of the aortaare the four anamolies
Traction& counter traction - ANSPulling on the wrist to reduce a radius fx
Piriformis - ANSDuring aposterelateral approach for intravascular hip fx, is released along with
the short external rotators & capsule from the femur a single muscucapsular flap
Clostridium difficile - ANSPatients who developed fever,abdominal pain and, profuse diarrhea,
most frequent antibiotics associated enterecolitis
Astrocytoma - ANSMost common tumor found in the cerebellum of children and adultson
common primary brain tumor
Argon laser - ANSUsed during retinal surgery
Lumbar - ANSWhen opening the aneurysmsal sack during resection of abdominal aortic
aneurysm (AAA) the artery ligated
Le Fort l - ANSFx between the maxillary & orbital floors & may involve the medial & lateral walls
of the maxillary sinuses & the pterygoid process of the sphenoid
Rotator cuff muscles - ANSSupraspinatus & teres minor, infraspinatus & subscapularis
Oclusion of the circumflex arter y - ANSSigns of cardiac ischimia most likely happened during
mitral valve replacement
, Yag laser - ANSLaser used to vaporize a portion of the residual lens capsule after cataract
surgery
Calots triangle - ANSCommon hepatic bile duct, cystic duct, & cystic artery
Thoracodorsal - ANSThe nerve that intervates the latissimus dorsi muscle
Bancart procedure - ANSPreventing recurrence of dislocation, reducing arthritic changes,
restoring joint motion
Hypocalcemia - ANSVitamin D deficiencies
Choroid - ANSNourishing coat of the eyeball that consists mainly of blood vessels
Nerve of Grassi - ANSAssociated with the stomach
Succinylcholine (Anectine) - ANSThe only depolorizing muscle relaxant in clinical use
Cycloplegics - ANSDrug that paralyzes the spincter muscle of the iris
Bradycardia - ANSA vaginal response
Choroid plexes - ANSProduces spinal fluid
Right ventricle - ANSChamber of the heart ejects deoxygenated blood into the pulmonary artery
for oxygenation by the lungs
Bone healing sequence - ANSInflammation, cellular proliferation, callus formation, ossification,
remodeling
Allen's - ANSAllen's is used to test blood supply to the hand & evaluate the potency of the radial
& ulnar arteries
Renal arterie - ANSArterie used to graft during abdominal aortic aneurysm AAA
HYPOPHYSECTOMY - ANSReplacement of adrenal steroid therapy is usually required,
diabetes may result, cessation of menses may result
Ulnar nerve transposition - ANSThe nerve is relocated to the anterior aspect of the medial
epicondile
CN X - ANSIntervates the heart
Premium non nocere - ANS(Or first do no harm) is a statement that guides a physician in the
care of a patient
Res ipsa loquitor - ANS( or the thing speaks for itself) is a doctrine that applies to injuries
sustained by a patient inside the OR
Forseeability - ANSApplies to the doctrine which provides proximate cause in negligence, which
states that something similar was likely to happen in a different situation under similar
circumstances
Intentional tort - ANSIntentionaly causing harm
Tetralogy of Fallot - ANSInclude Ventricular septal defect, pulmonary valve stenosis, right
ventricular hypertrophy and transposition of the aortaare the four anamolies
Traction& counter traction - ANSPulling on the wrist to reduce a radius fx
Piriformis - ANSDuring aposterelateral approach for intravascular hip fx, is released along with
the short external rotators & capsule from the femur a single muscucapsular flap
Clostridium difficile - ANSPatients who developed fever,abdominal pain and, profuse diarrhea,
most frequent antibiotics associated enterecolitis
Astrocytoma - ANSMost common tumor found in the cerebellum of children and adultson
common primary brain tumor
Argon laser - ANSUsed during retinal surgery
Lumbar - ANSWhen opening the aneurysmsal sack during resection of abdominal aortic
aneurysm (AAA) the artery ligated
Le Fort l - ANSFx between the maxillary & orbital floors & may involve the medial & lateral walls
of the maxillary sinuses & the pterygoid process of the sphenoid
Rotator cuff muscles - ANSSupraspinatus & teres minor, infraspinatus & subscapularis
Oclusion of the circumflex arter y - ANSSigns of cardiac ischimia most likely happened during
mitral valve replacement
, Yag laser - ANSLaser used to vaporize a portion of the residual lens capsule after cataract
surgery
Calots triangle - ANSCommon hepatic bile duct, cystic duct, & cystic artery
Thoracodorsal - ANSThe nerve that intervates the latissimus dorsi muscle
Bancart procedure - ANSPreventing recurrence of dislocation, reducing arthritic changes,
restoring joint motion
Hypocalcemia - ANSVitamin D deficiencies
Choroid - ANSNourishing coat of the eyeball that consists mainly of blood vessels
Nerve of Grassi - ANSAssociated with the stomach
Succinylcholine (Anectine) - ANSThe only depolorizing muscle relaxant in clinical use
Cycloplegics - ANSDrug that paralyzes the spincter muscle of the iris
Bradycardia - ANSA vaginal response
Choroid plexes - ANSProduces spinal fluid
Right ventricle - ANSChamber of the heart ejects deoxygenated blood into the pulmonary artery
for oxygenation by the lungs
Bone healing sequence - ANSInflammation, cellular proliferation, callus formation, ossification,
remodeling
Allen's - ANSAllen's is used to test blood supply to the hand & evaluate the potency of the radial
& ulnar arteries
Renal arterie - ANSArterie used to graft during abdominal aortic aneurysm AAA
HYPOPHYSECTOMY - ANSReplacement of adrenal steroid therapy is usually required,
diabetes may result, cessation of menses may result
Ulnar nerve transposition - ANSThe nerve is relocated to the anterior aspect of the medial
epicondile
CN X - ANSIntervates the heart
