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ABSA ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST UPDATE 2026/2027 | GRADED A+ | 100% ASSURED PASS. What type of suture would be used when closing the anus for the perineal stage of an abdominal perineal resection - ,AnswersA purse-string suture The ampulla of Vater is dilated for: - ,AnswersCommon Duct Stones 2. Select the procedure(s) that require(s) isolation of instruments from operative field - ,AnswersOpen intestinal anastomosis, common duct exploration, exteriorization of colostomy A longitudinal ulcer in the anal canal is ___ and ____ is a tubular tract that has its skin opening beside the anus - ,AnswersFissure in ano, fistula in ano The ___ hormone secreted by the___ gland(s) regulates the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus - ,AnswersParathyroid, parathyroid Which statement(s) about the thyroid is/are true? - ,AnswersTracheal compression can occur from postoperative edema The characteristic synsptom of perforated peptic ulcer is - ,AnswersShock Separation of the congenital hy pertrophied sphincter which prevents emptying of the stomach in an infant is a: - ,AnswersPyloromyotomy In surgical correction of a hiatal hernia, the: - ,AnswersDiaphragm crura is tightened The three main vessels which are legated in thryreidectomy are: - ,AnswersSuperior, Middle, Inferior thyroid veins Complete removal of the___ gland(s) results in severe tetany. - ,AnswersParathyroid A choledochotomy is an: - ,AnswersIncision into the commin bile duct Hemorrhage occurring during operation on the biliary tree usually results from injury to - ,AnswersCystic artery Which diagnosis does not require operation? - ,AnswersParalytic ileus The ____ is attached to the____. - ,AnswersOmentum, stomach A partial gastrectomy followed by a gastroduodenal anastomesis is a - ,AnswersBillroth 1 Which anastomoses are completed in a Whipple operation: - ,AnswersPancretojejunostomy, choledochojejunostomy, gastrojejunostomy Longitudinal ulcer in the anal canal is an: - ,AnswersFissure in ano Which statement concerning the spleen is false? - ,AnswersThe splenic vein drains into the inferior vena cava Which is/are postoperative complication (s) of total gastrectomy: - ,Answersdumping syndrome, anemia, vitamin B12 deficiency, diarrhea In an upper quadrant oblique incision (subcostal), which muscle is retracted of transversely divided? - ,AnswersRectus Which is not a postoperative complication of radical resection of the prostate? - ,AnswersEpiditymitis A congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the ventral surface of the penis is ___ ; a dorsal urinary meatus is ___. - ,AnswersHypospadius, epispadius Urinary tract calculi may form such element as: - ,AnswersCalcium, Magnesium ammonium phosphate, calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate, uric acid Which of the followin conditions would be a contraindication to hemodialysis: - ,AnswersSevere hypertension, septicemia, cardiac irregularities Gout is a diseases caused by excessive accumulation of ___ in the blood: - ,AnswersUric Acid Care must be taken during ligation of the vena cava for pulmonary embolism to prevent injury to: - ,AnswersLumbar veins and right ureter Removal of fibrosed palmar aponeurosis is done for: - ,AnswersDupuytren's contracture Removal of fibrinous deposit pleural with pulmonary ventilation is a: - ,AnswersDecortication Postoperative gastrointestinal bleeding can cause ___ shock while ___ shock is the result of failure of arterial resistance - ,AnswersHypovolemic, neurogenic Which catheter is used to dilate a urethral stricture? - ,AnswersFiliform Which statement concerning kidney transplant is true? - ,AnswersThe donor kidney is placed in thr iliac fossa, the donor ureteris implanted in the bladder, the donor kidney is reverse in implantation Trace the formation and excretion of urine:I. proximal tubale,2Joop of Henie, 3, collecting tubale, 4. Bowman's capsale, r, 6. glomeruli, 7, urethra, 8. bladder, pelvis - ,AnswersGlomeruli, Bowmans capsule, proximal tubale, loop of Henie, collecting tubale, renal pelvis, ureter, Bladder, urethra The first step in determining relative compatibility of donor and recipient in kidney transplant is: - ,AnswersIdentification of blood type