Suture Characteristics Quiz
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Which type of suture material is non-absorbable?

  • Silk (correct)
  • Chromic gut
  • Catgut
  • Vicryl

Which type of suture technique involves continuous stitching?

  • Interrupted sutures
  • Subcuticular suture
  • Continuous sutures (correct)
  • Mattress sutures

Which type of needle is commonly used in intestinal and cardiovascular surgery?

  • Tapered needles
  • Cutting needles
  • Blunt needles
  • Round needles (correct)

Which suture material is known for minimal tissue reaction and local irritation?

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Which type of suture is placed entirely below the epidermal layer of the skin?

<p>Subcuticular suture (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Non-absorbable suture example

Silk is a type of suture material that is not absorbed by the body.

Continuous suture technique?

A continuous suture technique involves stitching with a running thread without tying knots between stitches.

Needle type for intestinal/cardiovascular surgery?

Round needles are commonly used in intestinal and cardiovascular surgery for specific tissue types.

Low-tissue reaction suture material?

Prolene is a suture material known for its minimal tissue reaction and local irritation.

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Subcuticular suture placement?

A subcuticular suture is placed entirely below the epidermal (outermost) skin layer.

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Study Notes

Sutures

  • Sutures are sterile surgical threads used to repair cuts.
  • The correct choice of suture technique and suture material is vital.

Suture Characteristics

  • Physical structure:
    • Suture material may be monofilament or multifilament.
  • Strength:
    • The tensile strength of a suture material depends upon its constituent material and its thickness.
    • Suture material thickness is classified as: 1-2, 0-2/0, 3/0, 4/0.

Suture Material Types

  • Absorbable material:
    • Examples include: Cat gut, Dexon, Vicryl.
    • Used for: biliary, urinary, subcutaneous sutures.

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Test your knowledge of suture characteristics with this quiz. Learn about the importance of choosing the right suture technique and material for surgical wound repair.

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