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    INSTRUMENT MARKING TAPE SHOULD BE WRAPPED APPROXIMATELY ______ AROUND THE INSTRUMENT

    • 1 TO 1 1/2
    • 1 1/2 TO 2
    • 2 TO 2 1/2
    • 2 1/2 TO 3
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  • 2. 

    THE PURPOSE OF A SUCTION STYLET IS TO

    • UNCLOG THE SUCTION DURING SURGERY

    • CLEAN THE SUCTION IN THE DECONTAMINATION AREA

    • FACILITATE THE STERILIZATION PROCESS

    • PROVIDE A MEASURING GUIDE FOR THE SURGEON

    Correct Answer
    A. UNCLOG THE SUCTION DURING SURGERY
    Explanation
    A suction styler is used during surgery to unclog the suction. During surgical procedures, there may be instances where blood, tissue, or other debris can clog the suction device. The suction styler is designed to remove these obstructions and ensure that the suction device continues to function properly. By unclogging the suction, the surgeon can maintain a clear surgical field and effectively remove fluids and debris from the patient's body.

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    SCISSORS WITH TUNGSTEN CARBIDE CUTTING EDGES ARE USUALLY IDENTIFIED BY

    • BLACK HANDLES

    • SILVER HANDLES

    • GOLD HANDLES

    • THE LETTERS TC

    Correct Answer
    A. GOLD HANDLES
    Explanation
    Scissors with tungsten carbide cutting edges are usually identified by gold handles. This is because tungsten carbide is a very hard and durable material, and gold is often used to signify high quality and value. The gold handles serve as a visual indicator that the scissors have tungsten carbide cutting edges, which makes them more effective and long-lasting compared to scissors with other types of cutting edges.

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    KERRISON LAMINECTOMY RONGEURS SHOULD BE TESTED USING

    • TISSUE PAPER

    • A PLASTIC DOWEL ROD

    • RUBBER TESTING MATERIAL

    • AN INDEX CARD

    Correct Answer
    A. AN INDEX CARD
    Explanation
    The correct answer is an index card because it is a thin and flexible material that can be easily inserted between the blades of the Kerrison rongeur to test their sharpness. By gently sliding the index card between the blades, any resistance or difficulty in cutting the card indicates that the rongeurs need to be sharpened. This method is commonly used in surgical settings to ensure that the instruments are in optimal condition for use.

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    WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT AN ACCEPTABLE FORM OF INSTRUMENT MARKING

    • LASER-ETCHING

    • ACID-BASE ETCHING

    • ELECTRIC ETCHING (ENGRAVING)

    • HEAT-FUSED NYLON

    Correct Answer
    A. ELECTRIC ETCHING (ENGRAVING)
    Explanation
    Electric etching (engraving) is not an acceptable form of instrument marking because it can damage the instrument's surface and compromise its integrity. Laser-etching, acid-base etching, and heat-fused nylon are all acceptable methods of instrument marking as they provide clear and durable markings without causing any damage to the instrument.

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