sutures, wound repair, and general surgery. It includes 125 test questions with verified
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• 125 real test questions with clear, correct answers.
• Focused topics on knots, suture materials, and healing.
• General surgery core concepts and tips.
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What You Will Learn
• Suture types: Learn about absorbable and non-absorbable threads.
• Wound care: Know how to clean, close, and heal cuts safely.
• Knots and needles: Pick the right tools for each surgery type.
• Patient safety: Lower the risk of infection after operations.
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Quiz_________________?
Who discovered that the body absorbs sutures made from animal tissues? -
Answer✅
Philip Syng Physick
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, Quiz_________________?
Which suture material is NOT absorbed but remains as a living tissue in the body? -
Answer✅
Fascia lata
Quiz_________________?
Space caused by separation of wound edges which have not been closely approximated by
sutures is called -
Answer✅
Dead Space
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An interrupted suture, which is placed through tissue from one side of the wound to the
other and then back through tissue again is called -
Answer✅
Matress
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Suture material which, during healing process, becomes encapsulated by fibrous tissue is
called -
Answer✅
Non absorbable suture
Quiz_________________?
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, In the presence of infection, the absorption rate of surgical gut is: -
Answer✅
Increased
Quiz_________________?
Which suture can be used in presence of infection? -
Answer✅
Polypropylene
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Suture in which short lateral stitches are taken beneath -
Answer✅
Subcuticular
Quiz_________________?
Healing process in which a wound is purposely left open and allowed to heal from bottom
upward is called -
Answer✅
Secondary intention
Quiz_________________?
Surgical gut is made from the -
Answer✅
Submucosa layer of sheep's intestines
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