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NA Practical
Finals
Question | Answer |
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Wound Closure Using Suture | Hemostats, needle holder, scissors, suture and needle, tissue forceps, 4x4 gauze; to provide for suture repair of incisions, laceration, etc. |
Suture Removal | Thumb forceps, suture removal scissors, 4x4 gauze- to remove sutures from the incision line |
Incision and drainage of an abcess- I&D | Hemostats, 4x4 gauze, scalpel, syringe and needle, tissue forceps- to incise and drain an area of accumulated infectious material |
Cervical biopsy | vaginal speculum, uterine dilators, cervical biopsy punch, uterine tenaculum, 4x4 gauze, sponge forceps, large tipped cotton swabs,sterile- uterine curette- to remove cervical tissue for biopsy exam |
Needle biopsy | syringe and needle, 4x4 gauze- to remove tissue for pathological exam |
Cyst removal | Hemostats, syringe and needle, scalpel, tissue forceps, 4x4 gauze, needle holder, suture and needle, scissors- to remove cyst and prepare for pathological exam |
Dressing Change | Non-sterile gloves, bandage scissors, sterile dressing, sterile 4x4 gauze, tape, medication if ordered, sterile gloves to apply sterile dressing- to cover and seal the open wound to prevent infection, absorb discharge, or apply pressure |
On the outside of tray- WOUND CLOSURE USING SUTURE | syringe and needle, local anethetic, antiseptic ointment, extra sterile gauze, sterile gloves, sterile H20 |
On the outside of tray- SUTURE REMOVAL | Antiseptic ointment, 4x4 gauze, sterile/non-sterile gloves, steri-strips |
On the outside of tray- I&D | Sterile gloves antiseptic solution/ointment local anesthetic, *lodoform packing strips, 4x4 gauze, telfa pad |
On the outside of tray- CERVICAL BIOPSY | Sterile gloves, specimen bottle with Formalin, coagulant foam or gel, *lodoform packaging strips, vinegar |
On the outside of the tray- NEEDLE BIOPSY | Sterile gloves, specimen bottle with Formalin, local anesthetic, dressing |
On the ouside of the tray- CYST REMOVAL | Sterile gloves, local anesthetic, antiseptic ointment, specimen bottle with Formalin, dressing |
Retractor | Manual and spring type, used to hold tissues aside to expose operative area |
Biopsy punch | For obtaining specimens, usually for determination of cancer cell |
Operating Mayo Scissors | Sharp and blunt, used to remove minor polyps, secretions and to obtain specimens from uterus |
Ophthalmoscope | Physical examination of the optic nerve, retina and blood vessels of the interior of the eye |
Bulb syringe | gentle suction for irrigation especially children, ear and eye irrigations and for suction of nasal passageways |
Asepto syringe | used for varied irrigations such as ear, wound and urinary irrigations |
Tuning Fork | Used to test audio perception; may be used during neurological examination |
Stethoscope | Used in auscultation to convey to the examiner's ear the sound |
Ear syringe | Used to forcibly inject a stream of fluid into the ear canal for crumen removal and ear irrigation |