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The specialty that relates to the process of pregnancy and birth
(parturition).
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Endometrium
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Specialty
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Fetal
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Obstetrics
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An incision made during vaginal delivery to facilitate less
trauma to the perineal area is a/an:
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Colpotomy
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Episiotomy
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Salpingectomy
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Tubal ligation
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If the sterile field is prepared for imminent Cesarean delivery,
once the surgeon makes an incision into the uterus, the CST should
have which of the following available?
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Poole suction
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Bulb suction
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Heaney clamp
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Graves speculum
The root word that refers to the vulva is:
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Cervico.
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Vagino.
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Episio.
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Gyneco.
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When preparing for a gynecological procedure, the CST knows that
the following accessories must be readily available:
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Foot rest and heel pads.
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Stirrups and foot holders.
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Leg restraints and knee pads.
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Kidney lift and bean bag compression.
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For which procedure the Kevorkian instrument would be most
likely be used?
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Supracervical hysterectomy
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Laparoscopic bilateral tubal ligation
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Anterior/posterior repair
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Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy
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The obstetrical complication not considered emergent is
called
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Prolapsed cord.
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Abruption placenta
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Maternal diabetes
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Placenta previa.
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When handling cervical curretings a CST should:
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Never place them in preservative.
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Keep the endometrial and endocervical curretings separate.
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Send the endometrial and the endocervical currettings to the lab
in one container.
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Send them on a 4x4 to the lab since it is difficult to remove
them.
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The layers of tissue from the interior to the outside wall of
the uterus are:
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Visceral peritoneum, myometrium and endometrium
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Endometrium, myometrium and visceral peritoneum
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Visceral peritoneum, endometrium and myometrium
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Endometrium, visceral peritoneum and myometrium
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