Veterinary Technician Surgery Quiz

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Which is true about veterinary surgery?
- Different animals have different treatments
- Animals are vulnerable to diseases
- Animals have limited Technician Surgery instrument
- None of the above

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What is in vestibule?
- Frenula
- Enzymes
- Lipids
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Frenula
3.

What keeps the saliva and oral cavity of dogs in their mouth?
- Frenula
- Vestibule
- Penal
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Frenula

Explanation

Frenula are the small bands of tissue that attach the tongue to the floor of the mouth and the lips to the gums. They help to keep the saliva and oral cavity of dogs in their mouth by providing support and preventing excessive movement of the tongue and lips. The other options, vestibule and penal, are not directly involved in keeping the saliva and oral cavity in place.

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4.

What are instruments used in the course of medicine?
- Instrument
- Armamentarium
- Apparatus
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Armamentarium

Explanation

Armamentarium is a term used to refer to the collective instruments, tools, and equipment used in the field of medicine. It includes a wide range of devices such as surgical instruments, diagnostic tools, imaging equipment, and other medical apparatus. Therefore, the answer "Armamentarium" is correct as it encompasses all the instruments used in the course of medicine.

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5.

What is the instrument used to look at animal joints?
- Microscope
- Arthroscope
- Mesoscope
- Stethoscope
Correct Answer

A. Arthroscope

Explanation

An arthroscope is an instrument used to look at animal joints. It is a type of endoscope that has a small camera attached to a flexible tube. This allows veterinarians to visualize the inside of joints without the need for invasive surgery. By inserting the arthroscope into the joint, they can diagnose and treat various joint conditions, such as arthritis or ligament injuries. The camera provides a clear view of the joint, helping veterinarians make accurate assessments and perform minimally invasive procedures if necessary.

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6.

What is used to view inside the bladder?
- Anthroscope
- Cystoscope
- Armascope
- Microscope
Correct Answer

A. Cystoscope

Explanation

A cystoscope is used to view inside the bladder. It is a medical instrument that consists of a long, thin tube with a light and a camera at the end. The cystoscope is inserted into the bladder through the urethra to examine the bladder's interior and diagnose any abnormalities or conditions. It allows healthcare professionals to visually inspect the bladder and perform procedures such as biopsies or removing bladder stones. The other options mentioned, anthroscope, armascope, and microscope, are not specifically designed for viewing inside the bladder.

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What is used to sterilize instrument?
- Autoclave
- Sterilizer
- Dry heat
- Chemicals
Correct Answer

A. Autoclave

Explanation

Autoclave is used to sterilize instruments. It is a device that uses steam under high pressure to kill microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and spores. The high temperature and pressure inside the autoclave ensure that all the instruments are thoroughly sterilized, making it an effective method for infection control in healthcare settings.

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What is used for removing or injecting fluids?
- Syringes
- Catheter
- Needles
- Drip
Correct Answer

A. Catheter

Explanation

A catheter is a medical device that is used for removing or injecting fluids into the body. It is a thin tube that can be inserted into a body cavity, blood vessel, or duct to allow for the drainage or administration of fluids. Catheters are commonly used in various medical procedures, such as urinary catheterization, intravenous therapy, and cardiac catheterization. They provide a safe and efficient way to deliver fluids or medications directly into the body or remove fluids from the body, making them an essential tool in healthcare settings.

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What removes tissues?
- Curator
- Curate
- Curette
- Tissue remover
Correct Answer

A. Curette

Explanation

A curette is a surgical instrument used to remove tissue, particularly during procedures such as biopsies or curettage. It is designed with a sharp, spoon-shaped tip that allows for precise scraping or scooping of tissue. Therefore, a curette is the correct answer as it is specifically designed and commonly used for the purpose of removing tissues.

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10.

Which is used to view microscopic objects?
- Microvilli
- Microseleo
- Telescope
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. None of the above

Explanation

Microvilli are tiny, finger-like projections found on the surface of cells, mainly in the small intestine. They are involved in increasing the surface area for absorption. Microseleo is not a known term or object. A telescope is an optical instrument used to view distant objects, not microscopic ones. Therefore, none of the options provided are used to view microscopic objects.

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