NBCE: Minor Surgery & Proctology Oregon Board
Exam/2025/2026 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ( COMPLETE
VERIFIEDSOLUTION GUIDE) ALREADY GRADED A+
/ 2025 VERSION NEWEST !!
What are the nine anesthetic solutions and their alternative
names?
P/N
T/P
L/X
M/C
B/M
TAC
O/PH
C/R
EC - ANSWER-procaine/novocaine
tetracaine/pontocaine
lidocaine/xylocaine
mepivacaine/carbocaine
bupivacaine/marcaine
tetracaine/epinephrine/cocain
e ophthaine/proparacaine
,hydrochloride
cetacaine/rostra spray ethyl
chloride
15% Local anesthetics:
The two ester based anesthetic solutions are _______
and _______. -
ANSWER-
procaine/novocaine
tetracaine/pontocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
_____ is a very potent and toxic anesthetic (ester based) that is
ten times more potent than procaine and used for procedures
such as spinal block. – ANSWER-tetracaine/pontocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
______, _____, and _____ are amide based anesthetic
solutions (low toxicity,
rapid diffusibility, topical activity, and chemical
stability) - ANSWER-
lidocaine/xylocaine
,mepivacaine/carbocaine
bupivacaine/marcaine
15% Local anesthetics:
____ is the most popular and frequently used local
anesthetic. Can be used
with or without epinephrine. - ANSWER-
lidocaine/xylocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
____ is widely used in minor surgery. Its primary use is for
procedures where longer time frames are needed. It DOES NOT
come with epinephrine and is itself slightly vasoconstrictive.
DO NOT USE with distal end organs (necrosis). -
ANSWER-
mepivacaine/carbocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
_____ is a new amide anesthetic that has a chief advantage of
longer duration
, of action but slow onset of action. - ANSWER-
bupivacaine/marcaine
When a large number of sutures are used make sure to not
take a large ____
for this may lead to marginal ischemia and necrosis of skin
edges. This is
common error when dealing with wounds of the fingers and leg.
- ANSWER-bite
24% Wound closure & elective procedures:
Two methods to reduce wound tension is to place _____ sutures
and ______. -
ANSWER-
deep
undermine
24% Wound closure & elective procedures:
______ means to release the dermis and the superficial fascia
from its deeper
attachments, allowing the wound edges to be brought together
with less force.
Exam/2025/2026 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ( COMPLETE
VERIFIEDSOLUTION GUIDE) ALREADY GRADED A+
/ 2025 VERSION NEWEST !!
What are the nine anesthetic solutions and their alternative
names?
P/N
T/P
L/X
M/C
B/M
TAC
O/PH
C/R
EC - ANSWER-procaine/novocaine
tetracaine/pontocaine
lidocaine/xylocaine
mepivacaine/carbocaine
bupivacaine/marcaine
tetracaine/epinephrine/cocain
e ophthaine/proparacaine
,hydrochloride
cetacaine/rostra spray ethyl
chloride
15% Local anesthetics:
The two ester based anesthetic solutions are _______
and _______. -
ANSWER-
procaine/novocaine
tetracaine/pontocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
_____ is a very potent and toxic anesthetic (ester based) that is
ten times more potent than procaine and used for procedures
such as spinal block. – ANSWER-tetracaine/pontocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
______, _____, and _____ are amide based anesthetic
solutions (low toxicity,
rapid diffusibility, topical activity, and chemical
stability) - ANSWER-
lidocaine/xylocaine
,mepivacaine/carbocaine
bupivacaine/marcaine
15% Local anesthetics:
____ is the most popular and frequently used local
anesthetic. Can be used
with or without epinephrine. - ANSWER-
lidocaine/xylocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
____ is widely used in minor surgery. Its primary use is for
procedures where longer time frames are needed. It DOES NOT
come with epinephrine and is itself slightly vasoconstrictive.
DO NOT USE with distal end organs (necrosis). -
ANSWER-
mepivacaine/carbocaine
15% Local anesthetics:
_____ is a new amide anesthetic that has a chief advantage of
longer duration
, of action but slow onset of action. - ANSWER-
bupivacaine/marcaine
When a large number of sutures are used make sure to not
take a large ____
for this may lead to marginal ischemia and necrosis of skin
edges. This is
common error when dealing with wounds of the fingers and leg.
- ANSWER-bite
24% Wound closure & elective procedures:
Two methods to reduce wound tension is to place _____ sutures
and ______. -
ANSWER-
deep
undermine
24% Wound closure & elective procedures:
______ means to release the dermis and the superficial fascia
from its deeper
attachments, allowing the wound edges to be brought together
with less force.
