CST Term 2 mock exam PREDICTOR Flashcards

what word indicates a condition of inflammation of a pouch in the intestine?

what are the factors that delay wound healing?

Which type of transport process requires cellular energy to move substances from a low concentration to a high concentration through the cell membrane?

A suture at the secondary suture line is a:

What phase of an acute infection is characterized by a short period of time, usually a day or less, when the symptoms are vague?

Surgical needles are classified according to their shape; a size of circle shaft within an x,y axis; their point; and their eye. In what type of closure will a 1/2-circle round taper needle be used?

Of the following, which is supplied to reduce hand and tissue suture drag?

Which type of suture needles would be used in ophthalmic surgery to separate corneal and scleral tissue?

What terminal method of hemostasis utilizes intense, focused light?

Anything that has mass and occupies space is referred to as?

The coronal plane divides?

WHen would the anesthesia provider request cricoid pressure?

The parotid gland secretes?

what progressive neurological disorder is characterized by atrophy and eventual paralysis of all the muscles in the body?

What procedure is performed to maintain or establish the patients airway?

what is gastrectomy

The ability of humans and robotics to hear and determine sounds from two different is called?

A toxin that is produced only by gram-negative bacteria, forms an integral part of a cell wall, and is released when bacteria die or divide is a/an

Which medical term refers to the head?

What describes the placement of the needle holder on the needle?

The basic unit of measurement for weight in the metric system is?

The specialized conductive fibers that are located within the ventricle walls are the?

what ligaments of the knee prevent the femur from sliding posteriorly on the tibia?

What anatomical structure is viewed in the procedure colposcopy?

what hormone stimulates cellular division within the basement membrane of the epidermis following an abrasion injury?

The dorsal side of the body is the

Which term refers to an excessive amount of sodium in the the blood?

A 50% solution of dextrose in water means that

Which of the following conditions would require the patient to undergo a craniotomy to relieve or prevent intracranial pressure?

Electrical current is measured in

A record made of a joint is

The type of isolation recommended for the immunocompromised. burn, or organ transplant patient is

When an infection is caused by a patient's own normal flora, the source would be referred to as?

what are parasitic microorganisms that are smaller than bacteria but larger than viruses and are transmitted via insects and animals?

The complex network of interconnecting folds that synthesizes proteins and lipids within eukaryotic cells is called the?

Which condition is a varicose vein in the region of the anus?

Moving the palm posteriorly, or down is known as?

Hypertension is a condition os

A word processing feature that allows the user to add page numbers to a document is located under or with the

The method of heat transfer used ina neonatal warmer is?

The patient was brought into the emergency room with the following injuries: a large bruise on the thigh, an irregular cut on the forehead, and skin scraped off the arm. The wound would be described as?

A malignant tumor that originates in the glandular tissue of an organ is called a(an)

The number of ways in which a robotic manipulator can move is referred to as?

the outer layer of the intestine is the:

An injured bone that is partially broken and partially whole is

The virus that causes chicken pox can remain latent in the body for years and may reappear causing a painful condition known as shingles. This virus is caused by a microorganism called?

When comparing eukaryote to prokaryote cells, eukaryotic cells are

A drug commonly used to reduce vascular spasms during vascular surgery is

One of the most important glands in the body, often referred to as the "master gland," is the :

Which term refers to the experience of forcible or irregular pulsation of the heart, usually with an increase in frequency or force?

Anticholinergic medications such as atropine or glycopyrrolate (Robinul) are given preoperatively to:

what organisms do not establish themselves permanently but usually occupy a particular body site.

Which of the following bacilli are spore-forming anaerobes, found in soil, and capable causing gangrene?

What common medial condition causes acute inflammation or infection of the middle ear?

Which epidermal layer of the skin undergoes constant mitosis?

A blepharoplasty is a procedure to

Which of the following bacteria appear as round-shaped clusters?

How many pairs of spinal nerve roots are there?

The single robotic arm:

What popular technique is used to differentiate between negative and positive bacteria?

The building blocks of all living matter are called:

Muscles are attached to bones by

Which suture is contraindicated both in the presence of infection and in the urinary or biliary tract?

The term that refers to the operation of a robot at a distance is

A patient is prescribed 1.5g of a drug daily. If each capsule contains 500 mg, how many should the patient take each daily?

A red blood cell is known as a/an:

Which of the following is used instead of sutures to quickly occlude small vessels?

What is the name of the condition of chronic enlargement of the thyroid gland?

what microorganisms live as normal skin flora and are capable of entering the patient during the surgical skin incision?

what medical application of physics does a venous Doppler use to evaluate blood flow during a peripheral vascular surgical procedure?

The middle layer of the meninges is the:

A collection of fluid in tissue would result in all of the following

what classification of medication would be given to prevent nausea and vomiting after surgical intervention?

what electrical energy concepts is measured in Ohms?

A burn that blisters and involves the dermis of the skin, often requiring surgical intervention, is a

The long narrow tubes that drain urine from the kidneys to the bladder are called

Hydronephrosis is called the

standard precautions are to be implemented:

The curvature of the spine is scloliosis is?

A communication device that enables computers to send and receive information over telephone or cable lines, allowing connection with the Internet and the exchange of email, is called a

The dressing that should be placed nearest the wound is

Which of the following drugs is a narcotic analgesic?

Paralysis of the lower half of the body is known as

which of the following electrical energy concepts is measured in Watts?

Syncope is

The amount of force that a suture strand will withstand before it breaks is referred to as

What is the fastest absorbing suture?

The myocardium is the:

The capacity of computer memory is measured in

MIcroorganisms that cause disease are known as:

which layer of the eye contains dark pigments called melanocytes that absorb excessive light to keep the inside of the eyeball dark?

Buccal means relating to the?

What term is used to describe a sac or capsule that forms around the parasitic microorganisms before they enter the dormant stage?

The umbilibus is located on the ... surface of the body

What is the term for a relationship that benefits one organism at the expense of another?

In an atom, the negatively charged particles are called:

A local anesthetic that is only used topically is