Minor Surgery & Proctology Oregon Board Exam Prep Tutorial (Q & A) Already Graded A+

15% Local anesthetics: ________ responses and _______ are the least alarming, most frequent, and most easily managed toxic effect of local anesthesia. The symptoms range from yawning, pallor, lightheadedness, wheezing, and hives to temporary loss of consciousness. {Ans: Allergic vasovagal syncope}calor {Ans: warmth}10% Sterile fields: If the antiseptic actually kills all the bacteria outright it is more accurately referred to as ____. {Ans: germicidal}24% Wound closure & elective procedures: Non-absorbable suture materials include: {Ans: Monofilament nylon (Ethilon, Dermalon) Polypropylene (Prolene) Braided non-absorabable sutures}14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations: Any elective surgery must be preceded by a proper lab analysis. This must include: {Ans: clotting time CBC UA Prothrombin}_______ is due to infection, trauma, or fungal invasion. This is an uncomplicated procedure when done properly. You need to use a nerve block field bock, NO EPI. {Ans: Nail removal}10% Sterile fields: Instrument sterilization technique that is effective, kills bacteria and spores, and is accomplished by boiling water under pressure {Ans: Steam autclaving}14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations: Nervous disorders are ______ high risk than Systemic Diseases {Ans: less}15% Local anesthetics: Procaine/Novocaine (1%) - Onset of action: 5-10 min - Duration: 60-120 min -