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Match the following procedures that eliminate all or a portion of a body part:
Match the following procedures that eliminate all or a portion of a body part:
Excision = Removal of tissue or organs Resection = Surgical removal of tissue Detachment = Separation of a body part Destruction = Complete elimination of tissue
Match the following procedures that involve putting in or on living body parts:
Match the following procedures that involve putting in or on living body parts:
Transplantation = Moving tissue from one body to another Reattachment = Putting a body part back into place Reposition = Moving body parts to a new location Transfer = Moving organs from one site to another
Match the following procedures that take out or eliminate solid matter, fluids, or gases:
Match the following procedures that take out or eliminate solid matter, fluids, or gases:
Drainage = Removal of fluid buildup Extirpation = Complete removal of matter Fragmentation = Breaking into smaller pieces Collection = Gathering of bodily fluid
Match the following procedures that involve examination of body parts:
Match the following procedures that involve examination of body parts:
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Match the following procedures that can be performed only on tubular body parts:
Match the following procedures that can be performed only on tubular body parts:
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Which procedure is specifically used for the removal of solid matter, fluids, or gases from a body part?
Which procedure is specifically used for the removal of solid matter, fluids, or gases from a body part?
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Which procedure is not performed on tubular body parts?
Which procedure is not performed on tubular body parts?
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What procedure involves permanently moving living body parts into a new location?
What procedure involves permanently moving living body parts into a new location?
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Which of the following procedures involves examination of body parts?
Which of the following procedures involves examination of body parts?
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Which procedure specifically involves devices as part of the process?
Which procedure specifically involves devices as part of the process?
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Study Notes
Procedures that take out or eliminate all or portion of a body part
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Excision: Removal of a body part, usually involving surgical cutting.
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Resection: Surgical removal of a portion of a body part.
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Detachment: Separation of a body part from the rest of the body.
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Destruction: Elimination of a body part through methods like ablation or cauterization.
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Extraction: Removal of a body part, often from a cavity or a confined space.
Procedures that involve putting in or on, putting back or moving living body parts:
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Transplantation: Transfer of a body part from one individual to another.
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Reattachment: Connecting a previously severed body part back to its original site.
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Reposition: Returning a displaced body part to its correct position.
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Transfer: Moving a body part from one location to another within the body.
Procedures that take out or eliminate solid matter, fluids or gasses from a body part:
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Drainage: Removal of excess fluids, pus, or other materials from a body cavity or wound.
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Extirpation: Complete removal of a body part.
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Fragmentation: Breaking down a body part into smaller pieces, often for removal or treatment.
Procedures that only involve examination of body parts and regions:
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Inspection: Visual examination of a body part.
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Map: Detailed visualization and documentation of a body structure or region.
Procedures that can be performed only on tubular body party:
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Bypass: Creating a new pathway around a blocked or damaged tubular structure, such as a blood vessel or bowel.
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Dilation: Widening the diameter of a tubular structure.
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Occlusion: Blocking or closing off a tubular structure.
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Restriction: Narrowing the diameter of a tubular structure.
Procedures that always involve devices:
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Insertion: Placing a device inside a body part or structure, such as a stent or catheter.
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Replacement: Replacing a body part or structure with an artificial device.
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Supplement: Adding a device to support or enhance a body part or function.
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Removal: Taking out a device from a body part.
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Change: Replacing or altering a previously inserted device.
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Revision: Modifying an existing device or procedure.
Procedures that involve cutting or separation only:
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Division: Cutting a body part into smaller parts.
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Release: Severing a structure, such as a ligament or tendon, to reduce tension or improve mobility.
Procedures Involving Removal or Elimination of Body Parts
- Excision: Removing a portion of a body part
- Resection: Removing a portion of a body part, often a larger portion compared to excision
- Detachment: Separating a body part from a body
- Destruction: Eliminating a body part, often through techniques that destroy tissue
- Extraction: Removing a body part from a body, often involving a tool or instrument
Procedures Involving Insertion or Movement of Body Parts
- Transplantation: Transferring a living body part from one organism to another
- Reattachment: Attaching a previously detached body part back to the body
- Reposition: Moving a body part to its original position
- Transfer: Moving a body part within the same organism
Procedures Involving Removal of Matter or Fluids
- Drainage: Removal of fluids or solid matter from a body part
- Extirpation: Removal of a body part or organ, often involving complete removal
- Fragmentation: Breaking a body part into smaller pieces
Procedures Involving Examination
- Inspection: Visual examination of a body part or region
- Map: Create a visual representation of a body part or region
Procedures Involving Tubular Body Parts
- Bypass: Creating an alternative pathway for fluids to circulate
- Dilation: Widening a tubular passage to increase its diameter
- Occlusion: Closing or blocking a tubular passage
- Restriction: Narrowing or constricting a tubular passage
Procedures Involving Devices
- Insertion: Placing a device within a body part
- Replacement: Replacing a damaged body part with a device
- Supplement: Adding a device to enhance the function of a body part
- Removal: Taking out a previously inserted device
- Change: Modifying a device that is already in place
- Revision: Altering a device or body part to improve its function
Procedures Involving Cutting or Separation
- Division: Separating a body part into two or more pieces
- Release: Releasing a body part from a restricting structure
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This quiz covers various surgical procedures related to the removal and insertion of body parts. Topics include excision, reattachment, and transplantation among others. Test your knowledge on these essential medical processes and their definitions.
