Title MCQs Surgery ✅

SURGERY 1. ______ is the procedure to remove the gallbladder A. Cholecystectomy B. Cholecystitis C. Cholecystostomy D. Cholecystography 2. With the use of _____ , an anesthesiologist makes sure the patient is unconscious during surgery A. sutures B. clamps C. anesthesia D. scalpels 3. When your intestine becomes blocked, food and liquid can’t pass. In this case, a ____ may be recommended A. bowel resection B. lung tumor resection C. kidney transplant D. Gall bladder excision 4. A vaccine can prevent the spread of diseases like _____. A. polio B. diabetes C. hypertension D. diarrhea 5. Surgeons use ____ to make very precise incisions and other cuts A. scalpels B. clamps C. sutures D. stitches 6. A patient is usually rushes into the ____ where doctors perform the surgery A. emergency room B. recovery room
C. exam room D. operating room 7. Gall bladder excision is term ______ A. cholecystitis B. cholecystostomy C. cholecystopathy D. cholecystectomy 8. _____ is a medical method of preventing sensation, used to eliminate pain A. Anesthesia B. Painkiller C. Paresthesia D. Pain reliever 9. Now that surgery is over, Ms Adams is in the _____ room A. operation B. recovery C. pre-op D. emergency 10. _____ is a act of moving an organ from one body to another A. Transplant B. Surgery C. Resection D. Incision 11. _____ is a cut made with a knife during a surgical operation A. Excision B. Suture C. Incision D. Resection 12. What personnel are involved in surgical operations? A. Surgeon, anesthesiologist, and scrub nurse B. Surgeon, lab technician, and scrub nurse C. Surgeon, GP, and scrub nurse D. Surgeon, anesthesiologist, and pharmacist
13. _____ is a surgical removal of gallbladder A. Cholecystectomy B. Laparotomy C. Nephrotomy D. Appendectomy 14. _____ care is the management of a patient after surgery A. Preoperative B. Postoperative C. Operative D. Recovery 15. A/n ______ is removing part of the large intestine A. partial colectomy B. hysterectomy C. cholecystectomy D. cystectomy 16. The most common method of closing wounds is by _____ A. gauze B. clamps C. forceps D. suture 17. The removal procedure requires spinal or general______ A, analgesics B. anesthesia C. sedatives D. septic 18. What is the purpose of scalpels? A. to make very precise cuts B. to allow incision to heal C. to sterilize surgical tools D. to make a patient unconscious 19. An appendectomy is a surgical operation in which the appendix (a portion of the intestine) is ____ A. removed B. cut
C. received D. incised 20. After the operation is completed, the patient is taken to a/n ______ to be closely watched for about 1 or 2 hours while the anesthesia wears off. A. recovery room B. operating room C. operating table D. emergency room 21. _____ is the surgical removal of part or all of a structure or organ A. Incision B. Excision C. Transplantation D. Stitch 22. Which term means the surgical repair of the tube extending from the bladder to the exterior of the body? A. Urethropexy B. Urethrography C. Urethroscopy D. Urethroplasty 23. The _____ will make sure the patients is unconscious during the operation A. cardiologist B. pharmacist C. dermatologist D. anesthesiologist 24. After the final preparations are done in the holding area, the patient is then taken to the ______ room. Then, the patient is moved to the operating table, lit by specially designed surgical light. A. recovery B. operating C. patient D. emergency 25. ______ is a medical procedure to remove the gallbladder