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NBCE: Minor Surgery & Proctology
Oregon Board Exam 2025 Actual exam
(Testing Real Exam Questions)and
verified Answers ( 100% accurate) GET IT
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14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
All chiropractic students graduating after April 18, _____ who wish to sit for the
Oregon Board must have _____ hours of lecture AND ____ hours of lab on their
transcripts. - (ANSWER)1998
24
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14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
______ is the number one complication of minor surgery! - (ANSWER)Anxiety
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
If not managed properly, even the simplest procedure can have serious or even
_____ complications. - (ANSWER)lethal
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
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The patient may have a _______ to the local anesthetic and go into ________. -
(ANSWER)toxic reaction
anaphylactic shock
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Unexpected operative and postoperative ______ may occur. - (ANSWER)Bleeding
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
DC's cannot remove ______ therefore they must be able to recognize what the
lesion is. - (ANSWER)malignancies
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Vast majority of cases seen by a chiropractor are ______. These include:
__________. - (ANSWER)routine
physical examination, skin lesion biopsy, hemorrhoids (non painful or bleeding),
backache, nausea without vomiting, and constipation.
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
The best candidates for minor surgery are ages ______. - (ANSWER)15 to 65
, 3
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
___________ are short, heavy, large boned, lethargic and frequently with
elevated blood pressure, are slower to heal and offer a greater risk factor. -
(ANSWER)Endomorph
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Recreational drug usage that should be asked about include ______. -
(ANSWER)cocaine
valium (anxiety med)
prozac (SSRI)
amphetamine (stimulant)
barbiturate (sedative)
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Common local anesthetic injection used in dental offices is ______ -
(ANSWER)novocaine
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
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Heavy ingestions of ASPIRIN have a direct impact on minor surgery procedures.
They will ________ by _______. - (ANSWER)increase the bleeding
prolonging the clotting time
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
_____ lower blood pressure. Most commonly these medications are Dyazid and
Lasix. - (ANSWER)Diuretics
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
_______ are a VERY HIGH risk. Their healing time is greatly increased and they are
poor healers and are prone to secondary infections far more than the average
patient. - (ANSWER)Diabetics
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Patients with known blood dycrasias are HIGH RISK candidates. Some examples
include: - (ANSWER)Hemophilia (no clotting factors)
Leukemia
Simple anemia
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
NBCE: Minor Surgery & Proctology
Oregon Board Exam 2025 Actual exam
(Testing Real Exam Questions)and
verified Answers ( 100% accurate) GET IT
RIGHT!!
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
All chiropractic students graduating after April 18, _____ who wish to sit for the
Oregon Board must have _____ hours of lecture AND ____ hours of lab on their
transcripts. - (ANSWER)1998
24
12
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
______ is the number one complication of minor surgery! - (ANSWER)Anxiety
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
If not managed properly, even the simplest procedure can have serious or even
_____ complications. - (ANSWER)lethal
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
, 2
The patient may have a _______ to the local anesthetic and go into ________. -
(ANSWER)toxic reaction
anaphylactic shock
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Unexpected operative and postoperative ______ may occur. - (ANSWER)Bleeding
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
DC's cannot remove ______ therefore they must be able to recognize what the
lesion is. - (ANSWER)malignancies
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Vast majority of cases seen by a chiropractor are ______. These include:
__________. - (ANSWER)routine
physical examination, skin lesion biopsy, hemorrhoids (non painful or bleeding),
backache, nausea without vomiting, and constipation.
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
The best candidates for minor surgery are ages ______. - (ANSWER)15 to 65
, 3
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
___________ are short, heavy, large boned, lethargic and frequently with
elevated blood pressure, are slower to heal and offer a greater risk factor. -
(ANSWER)Endomorph
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Recreational drug usage that should be asked about include ______. -
(ANSWER)cocaine
valium (anxiety med)
prozac (SSRI)
amphetamine (stimulant)
barbiturate (sedative)
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Common local anesthetic injection used in dental offices is ______ -
(ANSWER)novocaine
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
, 4
Heavy ingestions of ASPIRIN have a direct impact on minor surgery procedures.
They will ________ by _______. - (ANSWER)increase the bleeding
prolonging the clotting time
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
_____ lower blood pressure. Most commonly these medications are Dyazid and
Lasix. - (ANSWER)Diuretics
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
_______ are a VERY HIGH risk. Their healing time is greatly increased and they are
poor healers and are prone to secondary infections far more than the average
patient. - (ANSWER)Diabetics
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
Patients with known blood dycrasias are HIGH RISK candidates. Some examples
include: - (ANSWER)Hemophilia (no clotting factors)
Leukemia
Simple anemia
14% Risks, complications, and legal limitations:
