Question 1

Match the device with the correct description.
-Hard drive

Accepted Answer

A)  Opening, usually rectangular, that allows the thumb drive or flash drive to be inserted. 
B)  Provides the ability to communicate. 
C)  Provides memory to store computer programs and files. 
D)  Includes the central processing unit, modem, and monitor. 
E)  Silicon chip that coordinates the operations of the computer. 
A)  Opening, usually rectangular, that allows the thumb drive or flash drive to be inserted. 
B)  Provides the ability to communicate. 
C)  Provides memory to store computer programs and files. 
D)  Includes the central processing unit, modem, and monitor. 
E)  Silicon chip that coordinates the operations of the computer.

Question 2

Match the device with the correct description.
-Hardware

Accepted Answer

A)  Opening, usually rectangular, that allows the thumb drive or flash drive to be inserted. 
B)  Provides the ability to communicate. 
C)  Provides memory to store computer programs and files. 
D)  Includes the central processing unit, modem, and monitor. 
E)  Silicon chip that coordinates the operations of the computer. 
A)  Opening, usually rectangular, that allows the thumb drive or flash drive to be inserted. 
B)  Provides the ability to communicate. 
C)  Provides memory to store computer programs and files. 
D)  Includes the central processing unit, modem, and monitor. 
E)  Silicon chip that coordinates the operations of the computer.

Question 3

Match the term with the correct definition.
-Insulator

Accepted Answer

A)  Generates an electrical current. 
B)  Battery-flows from negative to positive. 
C)  Requires a dispersive electrode and has both cutting and coagulation settings 
D)  Measured in amps-flow of electrons 
E)  Materials that allow free flow of electrons, such as copper.
F) Power, conductor, load, and switch.
G) One cycle is called a Hertz-60 cycle.
H) Used for nerve and delicate tissue; current flows from the active tip across the tissue to be coagulated to the return tip of the instrument.
I) Electrical potential (potential energy).
J) Material that inhibits the free flow of electrons, such as rubber or plastic covers. 
A)  Generates an electrical current. 
B)  Battery-flows from negative to positive. 
C)  Requires a dispersive electrode and has both cutting and coagulation settings 
D)  Measured in amps-flow of electrons 
E)  Materials that allow free flow of electrons, such as copper.
F) Power, conductor, load, and switch.
G) One cycle is called a Hertz-60 cycle.
H) Used for nerve and delicate tissue; current flows from the active tip across the tissue to be coagulated to the return tip of the instrument.
I) Electrical potential (potential energy).
J) Material that inhibits the free flow of electrons, such as rubber or plastic covers.

Question 4

Match the term with the correct definition.
-Monopolar

Accepted Answer

A)  Generates an electrical current. 
B)  Battery-flows from negative to positive. 
C)  Requires a dispersive electrode and has both cutting and coagulation settings 
D)  Measured in amps-flow of electrons 
E)  Materials that allow free flow of electrons, such as copper.
F) Power, conductor, load, and switch.
G) One cycle is called a Hertz-60 cycle.
H) Used for nerve and delicate tissue; current flows from the active tip across the tissue to be coagulated to the return tip of the instrument.
I) Electrical potential (potential energy).
J) Material that inhibits the free flow of electrons, such as rubber or plastic covers. 
A)  Generates an electrical current. 
B)  Battery-flows from negative to positive. 
C)  Requires a dispersive electrode and has both cutting and coagulation settings 
D)  Measured in amps-flow of electrons 
E)  Materials that allow free flow of electrons, such as copper.
F) Power, conductor, load, and switch.
G) One cycle is called a Hertz-60 cycle.
H) Used for nerve and delicate tissue; current flows from the active tip across the tissue to be coagulated to the return tip of the instrument.
I) Electrical potential (potential energy).
J) Material that inhibits the free flow of electrons, such as rubber or plastic covers.

Question 5

________________originally invented the ESU, which uses a heated wire in direct contact with tissue.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________________originally invented the ESU, which uses a...

Question 6

Match the device with the correct description.
-Network or Ethernet card

Accepted Answer

A)  Opening, usually rectangular, that allows the thumb drive or flash drive to be inserted. 
B)  Provides the ability to communicate. 
C)  Provides memory to store computer programs and files. 
D)  Includes the central processing unit, modem, and monitor. 
E)  Silicon chip that coordinates the operations of the computer. 
A)  Opening, usually rectangular, that allows the thumb drive or flash drive to be inserted. 
B)  Provides the ability to communicate. 
C)  Provides memory to store computer programs and files. 
D)  Includes the central processing unit, modem, and monitor. 
E)  Silicon chip that coordinates the operations of the computer.

Question 7

Match the term with the correct definition.
-Conductor

Accepted Answer

A)  Generates an electrical current. 
B)  Battery-flows from negative to positive. 
C)  Requires a dispersive electrode and has both cutting and coagulation settings 
D)  Measured in amps-flow of electrons 
E)  Materials that allow free flow of electrons, such as copper.
F) Power, conductor, load, and switch.
G) One cycle is called a Hertz-60 cycle.
H) Used for nerve and delicate tissue; current flows from the active tip across the tissue to be coagulated to the return tip of the instrument.
I) Electrical potential (potential energy).
J) Material that inhibits the free flow of electrons, such as rubber or plastic covers. 
A)  Generates an electrical current. 
B)  Battery-flows from negative to positive. 
C)  Requires a dispersive electrode and has both cutting and coagulation settings 
D)  Measured in amps-flow of electrons 
E)  Materials that allow free flow of electrons, such as copper.
F) Power, conductor, load, and switch.
G) One cycle is called a Hertz-60 cycle.
H) Used for nerve and delicate tissue; current flows from the active tip across the tissue to be coagulated to the return tip of the instrument.
I) Electrical potential (potential energy).
J) Material that inhibits the free flow of electrons, such as rubber or plastic covers.

Match the device with the correct description. -Hard drive

Match the device with the correct description. -Hardware

Match the term with the correct definition. -Insulator

Match the term with the correct definition. -Monopolar

________________originally invented the ESU, which uses a heated wire in direct contact with tissue.

Match the device with the correct description. -Network or Ethernet card

Match the term with the correct definition. -Conductor

Orientation to Surgical Technology

Legal Concepts, Risk Management, and Ethical Issues

The Surgical Patient

Special Populations

Physical Environment and Safety Standards

Preventing Perioperative Disease Transmission

Emergency Situations and All-Hazards Preparation

Surgical Pharmacology and Anesthesia

Instrumentation, Equipment, and Supplies

Hemostatis, Wound Healing, and Wound Closure

Surgical Case Management

Diagnostic Procedures

General Surgery

Obstetric and Gynecologic Surgery

Ophthalmic Surgery

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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Genitourinary Surgery

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Exam 6: Biomedical Science and Minimally Invasive Surgery

Match the device with the correct description. -Hard drive

Match the device with the correct description. -Hardware

Match the term with the correct definition. -Insulator

Match the term with the correct definition. -Monopolar

________________originally invented the ESU, which uses a heated wire in direct contact with tissue.

Match the device with the correct description. -Network or Ethernet card

Match the term with the correct definition. -Conductor

Orientation to Surgical Technology

Legal Concepts, Risk Management, and Ethical Issues

The Surgical Patient

Special Populations

Physical Environment and Safety Standards

Preventing Perioperative Disease Transmission

Emergency Situations and All-Hazards Preparation

Surgical Pharmacology and Anesthesia

Instrumentation, Equipment, and Supplies

Hemostatis, Wound Healing, and Wound Closure

Surgical Case Management

Diagnostic Procedures

General Surgery

Obstetric and Gynecologic Surgery

Ophthalmic Surgery

Otorhinolaryngologic Surgery

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Genitourinary Surgery

Orthopedic Surgery

Cardiothoracic Surgery

Peripheral Vascular Surgery

Neurosurgery

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