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40 Cards in this Set
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Removal of tissue for purpose of determing the presence of cancerous cell
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BIOPSY
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use of high frequency alternating electric current to destroy,cut,or remove tissue
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ELECTOCAUTERY
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incision and drainage
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I & D
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lidocaine hydrochloride
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XYLOCAINE
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instrument used to explore wounds and cavaties
curved point |
PROBE
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cleans items
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SANITIZATION
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steam under pressure that destroys the organisms by causing them to explode
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AUTOCLAVE
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viral disease of the liver resulting in inflammation & infection
transmitted through body fluids,blood,semen,saliva,breast milk |
HEPATITIS B
HBV |
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flame
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INCINERATION
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discovered germs killed using carbolic acid
introduced clean technique |
JOSEPH LISTER
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surgical suture naturally degraded by the body
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CATGUT SUTURES
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absorbed fast
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CHROMIC CATGUT
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use of freezing temperatures from a probe to destroy abnormal cells
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CRYOSURGERY
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surgical cut into tissue
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INCISION
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wound in which outer layers of skin are rubbed away due to scraping
will heal without scarring |
ABRASION
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wound in which the edges are torn in an irregular shape
can cause profuse bleeding or scarring |
LACERATION
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thread
bring together a surgical incision or wound until healed |
SUTURE
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set of symptoms or disorders which occur together and indicate the presence of disease
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SYNDROME
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microorganism which thrives best or lives without oxygen
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ANAEROBIC
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disease producing microorganisms
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PATHOGEN
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destroys disease producing bacteria
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BACTERICIDAL
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small electrocautery units used to perform minor cautery procedures in the medical office
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HYFRECATORS
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enters in the skin
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INVASIVE
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risistance to disease
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IMMUNITY
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infection that is acquired after a person has entered the hospital caused by the spread of an infection from one patient to another
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NOSOCOMIAL
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used to kill germs
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CARBOLIC ACID
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white blood cells with an immune role
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LYMPHOCYTES
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when should the MA prepare the surgical instruments for a scheduled surgery
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THE DAY BEFORE THE SURGERY
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the air above a sterile field is considered
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UNSTERILE AIR
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how should the MA prepare the patient's skin prior to surgery
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CLIP HAIR WITH SCISSORS AND THEN SHAVE WITH RAZOR
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the best temperature for water during a surgical scrub is
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WARM
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outpatient surgery is generally limited to how long
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60 MINUTES
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what is a small portable tray used to hold surgical instrumemnts during a procedure
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MAYO STAND
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proper way to remove sutures
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PULL THE SUTURE WITH THE FORCEPS TOWARD THE HEALING INCISION
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the best way to prevent the spread of disease
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HANDWASHING
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what is the smallest living organism
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VIRUS
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droplets of microorganisms in the air are examples of
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INDIRECT TRANSMISSION
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in each office there must be posted guidelines that are in compliance with
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OSHA
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFTY ADMINISTRATION |
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how often and what is the ratio of bleach solution to clean up blood or bodily fluids
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DAILY @ A RATIO OF 1:10
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germ free
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ASEPTIC
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