Final Complete Test Bank Chapter 6 Urology Instruments

Chapter 6: Urology Instruments

Multiple Choice

1. The surgeon needs to dilate the patient’s urethra. You would hand him a:

A. Van Dyne

B. Van Buren

C. Randall

D. Cushing

Dif: Medium

2. All of the following are scissors except:

A. Potts-Smith

B. Jorgenson

C. Westcott

D. Randall

DIF: Easy

3. A ________________ is used to cut and coagulate prostate tissue during a TURP.

A. cystoscope

B. resectoscope

C. ureteroscope

D. Malis-Jensen bipolar

DIF : Easy

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4. Which instrument is used to collect fluid and resected tissue during a TURP?

A. Ellik evacuator

B. Roth

C. Jorgenson

D. Randall

DIF: Medium

5. A _____________ is a type of stone forceps.

A. Roth

B. Randall

C. Ripstein

D. Rochester

DIF: Easy

6. _____________ scissors would be used on heavy tissue.

A. Westcott utility

B. Metzenbaum

C. Potts

D. Mayo-Noble

DIF: Medium

7. A double-curved clamp used on heavy tissue is a:

A. Mayo-Guyon

B. Randall

C. Rochester Mixter

D. Ripstein

DIF: Hard

8. All of the following are forceps except:

A. Bishop Harmon

B. Ripstein

C. Church

D. Gerald

DIF: Easy

9. _______________ is a type of bipolar forceps.

A. Ripstein

B. Malis-Jensen

C. Mayo-Guyon

D. Van Buren

DIF: Medium

10. You are setting up a transurethral resection of the prostate. Which of the following would you not expect to find in your set up?

A. Cystoscope

B. Resectoscope

C. Ellik evacuator

D. Jorgenson scissors

DIF: Easy

11. During a nephrectomy, the surgeon requests a vein retractor. You hand her a:

A. Mayo-Guyon

B. Young

C. Cushing

D. Ripstein

DIF: Medium

12. A Bugbee is a type of:

A. Bipolar cautery

B. Clamp

C. Roller ball

D. Monopolar cautery

DIF: Hard

13. A Young bifid is a type of:

A. Handheld (manual) retractor

B. Scissor

C. Suture guide

D. Laser fiber

DIF : Easy

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14. Filiforms are used to

A. drain the bladder.

B. get past difficult strictures.

C. dilate the urethra.

D. continuously irrigate the bladder.

DIF: Hard

15. Which of the following might be used to dilate the urethra and drain the bladder?

A. followers

B. filiforms

C. Maguire

D. Westcott

DIF: Medium

16. Which of the following is true about the care of urological scopes?

A. You should hold it by the end of the shaft.

B. You should hold it in the middle of the shaft.

C. It should be placed at the bottom of the instrument pan.

D. It is safe to autoclave any scope, regardless of manufacturer’s recommendations.

DIF: Easy

17. The purpose of a collagen injection for urinary incontinence is to

A. cauterize tissue.

B. dissolve tissue.

C. add bulk to tissue.

D. determine if the tissue is cancerous.

DIF: Medium

18. A ______________ is a type of pedicle clamp.

A. Westcott

B. McDougal

C. Randall

D. Maguire

DIF: Easy

19. The Gerald bipolar forceps differ from the Gerald tissue forceps in both function and appearance. If you have both on your back table, how can you tell the difference?

A. there is a plug on the distal end of the bipolar forceps

B. there is a plug on the proximal end of the bipolar forceps

C. there is a plug on the proximal end of the tissue forceps

D. there is a plug on the distal end of the tissue forceps

DIF: Medium

1. The tips of the Joseph scissors:

A. are sharp and pointed

B. are rounded

C. have an exaggerated curve

D. are angled

DIF: Medium

Multiple Choice With Images

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21. Identify the instrument pictured.

A. Mayo-Noble scissors

B. Potts-Smith scissors

C. Metzenbaum scissors

D. Jorgensen scissors

DIF: Easy

NARR: Image 06-08 A

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22. The forceps pictured above are:

A. Bishop-Harmon

B. Westcott

C. Gerald

D. Jeweler’s

DIF: Medium

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23. Identify the instrument pictured above.

A. Dandy nerve hook

B. Joseph scissors

C. Church scissors

D. Randall kidney stone forceps

DIF: Easy

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24. What is the difference between the tip of a Joseph scissor and a Church scissor?

DIF: Hard

25. What is the purpose of a microvasive evacuator?

DIF: Hard

26. You have Van Buren sounds in your tray; how should they be arranged on the back table?

DIF: Medium

27. When would you use a malleable stylet?

DIF: Easy

28. Do you need to place a grounding pad on a patient in order for the surgeon to use a Malis- Jensen cautery? Why or why not?

DIF: Medium

29. Do you need to place a grounding pad on a patient in order for the surgeon to use a Bugbee electrode?

ANS : Yes, it is a monopolar cautery and therefore requires a grounding pad.

DIF : Medium

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Completion

30. Which scissors can be used for heavy tissue dissection, Mayo-Noble or Potts?

DIF: Easy

31. A ____________ is a type of nerve hook.

DIF: Medium

32. Jorgenson scissors have ___________ blades.

DIF: Medium

33. Potts-Smith scissors have _____________ blades.

34. The other name for a kidney clamp is a _______________________.

DIF: Hard

True or False

35. A McDougal is a type of pedicle clamp.

DIF: Easy

36. Tying forceps are used to aid the surgeon in tying large, heavy sutures.

DIF: Medium

Rationale: Tying forceps are used to aid the surgeon in tying small, delicate sutures.

37. Church scissors have sharp blades and are used for sharp tissue dissection.

DIF: Hard

Rationale: Church scissors have no edge on the blade and are used for blunt tissue dissection.

38. When using a laser fiber, one should test it prior to the case to make sure it is aiming properly.

DIF: Easy

39. Collagen treatments are used to treat urethral tumors.

DIF: Medium

Rationale: Collagen treatments are used to treat urinary incontinence.

40. The proper way to handle a cystoscope is by the end of the shaft.

DIF: Easy

Rationale: The proper way to handle a cystoscope is by the middle of the shaft.