Question number |
Correct option |
1. |
e |
2. |
d |
3. |
a |
4. |
b |
5. |
c |
6. |
h |
7. |
i |
8. |
g |
9. |
f |
Q. 10. Underwater closed chest drainage is used to :
Correct option is
Option C
In order to enter air inside thoracic cavity there should have negative pressure in chest cavity, means a pressure less the atmospheric pressure.
Chest drains are used for draining of the pleural spaces of air, blood or fluid, from lungs , they not from mediastinum
Chest drains restores negative pressure in the thoracic cavity by removing fluids, blood or air.
Only option C is correct regarding closed chest drainage system, option A and option B are incorrect.
Q. 11. If underwater closed chest drainage is positioned higher than chest :
Correct option is
Option A
Fluid will move from under water drainage system to lungs through chest tube, and fill the lung space interfering with ventilation.
B. Spilling of fluid from chest tube may occur from improper placement resulting in falling and breaking of bottles not from higher placement.
C. In an intact closed chest drainage system air can not enter from outside.
D. System will not work against gravity, hence it will not drain from lungs , but the direction will be reversed from drainage bottles to lungs , so there are no chances of overfilling and spilling from bottles.
Only option A is correct regarding closed chest drainage system, option B, C and option D are incorrect.
Q. 12. During an open thoracotomy through a posterior lateral incision it is necessary to:
Correct option is
Option A
A magnetic instrument pad is placed on the drapes below incision site to prevent instruments falling from the field in lateral thoracotomy
ESU cord should not be wrapped around haemostat to avoid direct contact between the active electrode and metal; heat from electrode may cause metal to become hot and cause tissue damage
Suction is placed downwards toward hip or foot end for easy drainage and to avoid hindrance in performing surgery
Needle pad is placed near back table or on mayo stand not near incision site.
Hence option B, C and D are incorrect.
Q. 13. During thoracotomy a rib may be removed using:
Correct option is
Option C
Bethune Rib Shears are used in cardiothoracic surgical procedures that necessitate clipping of ribs. They are slightly s-shaped and feature a very long handle with a smaller head for precise clipping of ribs.
Rib approximator is used to hold the ribs apart so as to suture the thoracotomy wound
A rongeur is used in oral maxillofacial surgery to remove bony fragments or soft tissue.
A rib rasp, is a coarse file type tool used for scrapping, filing or rubbing down ribs/ bone in thoracic surgery.
Hence option A, B and D are incorrect.
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