NBCE: Minor Surgery & Proctology Oregon
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________ uses liquid nitrogen to treat superficial skin lesions (viral warts) by freezing
the tissue at negative 196 degrees centigrade. - ANSWERS-Cryosurgery
______ small, hand held cordless disposable device that both cut and coagulate the
area when you remove the skin lesion with curette or scalpel. Local anesthesia is
necessary. Smell of burning is awful. - ANSWERS-Electrocautery
_______ this instrument is ideal for treating all superficial lesions such as keratosis,
angioma, warts, molluscum and papillomas. Local anesthesia is necessary. Smell of
burning as well. - ANSWERS-Hyfercator
_____ uses radio frequency to combine both cutting and coagulation. Smell of burning
is worse than electrocautery. - ANSWERS-Radio-surgery
_______ light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. Convert electrical
energy into light. Very costly for chiropractors. - ANSWERS-laser
______ and _____ are the names applied to local staphylococcal infections of the skin
and subcutaneous tissue. - ANSWERS-Furnuncles
Carbuncles
,________ simplest type of infection that involves the distal phalanx. Along the nail near
the base. Usually a result of staph. aureus. - ANSWERS-Paronychia
_______ is due to infection, trauma, or fungal invasion. This is an uncomplicated
procedure when done properly. You need to use a nerve block field bock, NO EPI. -
ANSWERS-Nail removal
________ is a common presentation in chiropractic offices. Care should be taken to
monitor this wound because hooks are frequently dirty and good chance of secondary
infection. - ANSWERS-Fishhook trauma
Trauma to a finger that has a ring on it requires ______. To avoid having to cut the ring
off, attempt this technique. Push the rings as proximal as possible. Thread the end of
the piece with 2-0 suturing material between ring and finger. Begin looping thread
proximally from far away. Add an ointment to the suture material and et the ring slide off
the finger. Must be done quickly. - ANSWERS-Ring removal
90% of bites are from ____
5% of bites are from ____ - ANSWERS-dogs
cats
Most bites harbor gram negative bacillus _________ - ANSWERS-pasteurella multocida
The organism most frequently associated with human bites is _______. - ANSWERS-
Eikenella corrodens
_____ is commonly used antivenom for the black widow spider. - ANSWERS-Lyovac
The only poisonous ___ found in Oregon is Crotalus viridis oreganus. - ANSWERS-
snake
,Tick bites are quite common in Oregon. The areas most commonly infected are the
scalp, axilla, back of the neck, and trunk. The most acceptable treatment is to grasp the
tick's exposed body and apply ____. - ANSWERS-gentle retraction
_______ is a form of peripheral vascular disease due to exposure to cold. The most
accepted method of treatment today is _______ - ANSWERS-Frostbite
internal and external warming
____ degree burn = redness
____ degree burn = blisters + redness (most frequent)
____ degree burn = loss of tissue (refer to emergency) - ANSWERS-1st
2nd
3rd
10% Sterile fields:
Carbolic acid is also known as _____. - ANSWERS-Phenol
10% Sterile fields:
Phenol is used as a very powerful _______ to scrub counter tops and floors.
Phenol is used as chest rub in respiratory congestions, this cream is called _______.
Phenol is used as ______ as an effective treatment for local dermatitis, poison oak,
poison ivy, and insect bites. - ANSWERS-antiseptic
camphorated phenol
calamine lotion
10% Sterile fields:
_________ is also know as Lysol.
It has a phenol coefficient of 3X.
It is a brown liquid with a distinct tarry odor. - ANSWERS-Cresol
, 10% Sterile fields:
_________ is used to treat psoriasis, eczema, and erysipelas.It is a colorless, odorless
crystal that turns pink.
Phenol coefficient of -1X. - ANSWERS-Resorcinol
10% Sterile fields:_____ is an effective treatment for the management of hook worm.
Also, fungi, mouth washes, gargles... - ANSWERS-Thymol
10% Sterile fields:________ is also known as picric acid.
Phenol coefficient of 7X. Cannot be applied to bodies at large portions. - ANSWERS-
Trinitrophenol
10% Sterile fields:_______ was used prior to antibiotics to treat conjunctival gonorrhea
and otitis media.
Effective with furuncles and carbuncles. - ANSWERS-Proflavine di-hydro-chloride
10% Sterile fields:
_______ is also known as gentian violet.
Extremely effective against gram (+) bacteria (staph)
MOST COMMONLY USED TO TREAT RING WORM. - ANSWERS-Methyl-rosalinine
10% Sterile fields:
______ is also known as methylene blue.
Board Updated Exam 2026 WITH Recent Newest
Verified And Well Analyzed Exam Questions
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________ uses liquid nitrogen to treat superficial skin lesions (viral warts) by freezing
the tissue at negative 196 degrees centigrade. - ANSWERS-Cryosurgery
______ small, hand held cordless disposable device that both cut and coagulate the
area when you remove the skin lesion with curette or scalpel. Local anesthesia is
necessary. Smell of burning is awful. - ANSWERS-Electrocautery
_______ this instrument is ideal for treating all superficial lesions such as keratosis,
angioma, warts, molluscum and papillomas. Local anesthesia is necessary. Smell of
burning as well. - ANSWERS-Hyfercator
_____ uses radio frequency to combine both cutting and coagulation. Smell of burning
is worse than electrocautery. - ANSWERS-Radio-surgery
_______ light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. Convert electrical
energy into light. Very costly for chiropractors. - ANSWERS-laser
______ and _____ are the names applied to local staphylococcal infections of the skin
and subcutaneous tissue. - ANSWERS-Furnuncles
Carbuncles
,________ simplest type of infection that involves the distal phalanx. Along the nail near
the base. Usually a result of staph. aureus. - ANSWERS-Paronychia
_______ is due to infection, trauma, or fungal invasion. This is an uncomplicated
procedure when done properly. You need to use a nerve block field bock, NO EPI. -
ANSWERS-Nail removal
________ is a common presentation in chiropractic offices. Care should be taken to
monitor this wound because hooks are frequently dirty and good chance of secondary
infection. - ANSWERS-Fishhook trauma
Trauma to a finger that has a ring on it requires ______. To avoid having to cut the ring
off, attempt this technique. Push the rings as proximal as possible. Thread the end of
the piece with 2-0 suturing material between ring and finger. Begin looping thread
proximally from far away. Add an ointment to the suture material and et the ring slide off
the finger. Must be done quickly. - ANSWERS-Ring removal
90% of bites are from ____
5% of bites are from ____ - ANSWERS-dogs
cats
Most bites harbor gram negative bacillus _________ - ANSWERS-pasteurella multocida
The organism most frequently associated with human bites is _______. - ANSWERS-
Eikenella corrodens
_____ is commonly used antivenom for the black widow spider. - ANSWERS-Lyovac
The only poisonous ___ found in Oregon is Crotalus viridis oreganus. - ANSWERS-
snake
,Tick bites are quite common in Oregon. The areas most commonly infected are the
scalp, axilla, back of the neck, and trunk. The most acceptable treatment is to grasp the
tick's exposed body and apply ____. - ANSWERS-gentle retraction
_______ is a form of peripheral vascular disease due to exposure to cold. The most
accepted method of treatment today is _______ - ANSWERS-Frostbite
internal and external warming
____ degree burn = redness
____ degree burn = blisters + redness (most frequent)
____ degree burn = loss of tissue (refer to emergency) - ANSWERS-1st
2nd
3rd
10% Sterile fields:
Carbolic acid is also known as _____. - ANSWERS-Phenol
10% Sterile fields:
Phenol is used as a very powerful _______ to scrub counter tops and floors.
Phenol is used as chest rub in respiratory congestions, this cream is called _______.
Phenol is used as ______ as an effective treatment for local dermatitis, poison oak,
poison ivy, and insect bites. - ANSWERS-antiseptic
camphorated phenol
calamine lotion
10% Sterile fields:
_________ is also know as Lysol.
It has a phenol coefficient of 3X.
It is a brown liquid with a distinct tarry odor. - ANSWERS-Cresol
, 10% Sterile fields:
_________ is used to treat psoriasis, eczema, and erysipelas.It is a colorless, odorless
crystal that turns pink.
Phenol coefficient of -1X. - ANSWERS-Resorcinol
10% Sterile fields:_____ is an effective treatment for the management of hook worm.
Also, fungi, mouth washes, gargles... - ANSWERS-Thymol
10% Sterile fields:________ is also known as picric acid.
Phenol coefficient of 7X. Cannot be applied to bodies at large portions. - ANSWERS-
Trinitrophenol
10% Sterile fields:_______ was used prior to antibiotics to treat conjunctival gonorrhea
and otitis media.
Effective with furuncles and carbuncles. - ANSWERS-Proflavine di-hydro-chloride
10% Sterile fields:
_______ is also known as gentian violet.
Extremely effective against gram (+) bacteria (staph)
MOST COMMONLY USED TO TREAT RING WORM. - ANSWERS-Methyl-rosalinine
10% Sterile fields:
______ is also known as methylene blue.
