Emea Hernia Test SEC 1-3 Level2

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Emea Hernia Test SEC 1-3 Level2

In humans, anterior and ventral are:

The two rectus abdominus muscles are joined by the _ _, a white vertical tendon-like line of connective tissue that is formed by the union of fibers from muscles and extends down the midline of the abdomen.

A thin, transparent, and sinewy sheet of fibrous connective tissue that joins muscles to other tissues describes:

The small intestine is made up of the cecum, colon, rectum and anal canal.

The hernia sac is a sac-like structure that contains organs or tissues of the abdominal wall hernia. The hernia sac is formed by the:

The three types of congenital ventral hernia are:

Ventral incisional hernias develop at the site of _ to _ of laparotomy incisions.

Traumatic ventral hernias include:

A ___________ hernia occurs when the blood supply to and from an incarcerated hernia is completely cut off leading to total compression of the trapped tissue.

Ventral hernia repair is accomplished using which of the following? Check all that apply.

Burger et al did a 10 year follow up to the Luijendijk et al paper and published the following results for patients with small incisional hernias:

Component separation involves releasing the:

Luijendijk concluded that mesh repair was superior to suture repair with regard to recurrence regardless of the ________ of the hernia.

Why are microfilament meshes at a higher risk for infection?

One of the reasons shrinkage may occur with a synthetic mesh is due to:

Wounds tend to be susceptible to infection during the inflammatory phase of healing, when bacterial contamination cause infection, especially in the presence of:

An abnormal passageway that forms between organs, cavaties and/or skin is:

Emea Hernia Test SEC 1-3 Level2

In humans, anterior and ventral are:

The two rectus abdominus muscles are joined by the _______ _______, a white vertical tendon-like line of connective tissue that is formed by the union of fibers from muscles and extends down the midline of the abdomen.

A thin, transparent, and sinewy sheet of fibrous connective tissue that joins muscles to other tissues describes:

The small intestine is made up of the cecum, colon, rectum and anal canal.

The hernia sac is a sac-like structure that contains organs or tissues of the abdominal wall hernia. The hernia sac is formed by the:

The three types of congenital ventral hernia are:

Ventral incisional hernias develop at the site of _____ to _____ of laparotomy incisions.

Traumatic ventral hernias include:

A ___________ hernia occurs when the blood supply to and from an incarcerated hernia is completely cut off leading to total compression of the trapped tissue.

Ventral hernia repair is accomplished using which of the following? Check all that apply.

Burger et al did a 10 year follow up to the Luijendijk et al paper and published the following results for patients with small incisional hernias:

Component separation involves releasing the:

Luijendijk concluded that mesh repair was superior to suture repair with regard to recurrence regardless of the ________ of the hernia.

Why are microfilament meshes at a higher risk for infection?

One of the reasons shrinkage may occur with a synthetic mesh is due to:

Wounds tend to be susceptible to infection during the inflammatory phase of healing, when bacterial contamination cause infection, especially in the presence of:

An abnormal passageway that forms between organs, cavaties and/or skin is:

The two rectus abdominus muscles are joined by the _ _, a white vertical tendon-like line of connective tissue that is formed by the union of fibers from muscles and extends down the midline of the abdomen.

Ventral incisional hernias develop at the site of _ to _ of laparotomy incisions.