Wound closure and axial pattern flaps 0.0 / 5 ? Veterinary ScienceWound closureUniversityNone Created by: Maria mylneCreated on: 30-10-19 11:19 How soon does catgut loose all tensile strength? 10-21 days 1 of 20 Which needle is most appropriate for closing a cystotomy? curved taper point 2 of 20 WHat is the advantage of reverse cutting needles over conventional cutting needles? smaller suture hole so less risk of suture pull through 3 of 20 How can the position of the deep dermal plexus be located for flap location?? insise deep to panniculus muscle where present 4 of 20 What is pretensioning? technique to allow wound closure by first placing loose sutures to pull skin edges closer together, maximising skin elasticity for final closure 5 of 20 A flap is made bordering the wound and rotated 90 degrees into the wound bed, what type of flap is this? transposition flap 6 of 20 Why are axial pattern flaps superior to subdermal plexus flaps direct cutaneous artery more robust blood supply 7 of 20 how far can an axial pattern flap be rotated 180 8 of 20 why are axial pattern flaps easier in dogs than cats higher perfusion in dogs 9 of 20 where does the caudal auricular artery orginate? depression between base of vertical ear canal and wing of atlas 10 of 20 Where is the vessel located for an omocervicsal flap cranial shoulder depression at point of superficial cervical lymph node 11 of 20 Where does the vessel for a thoarcodorsal flap originate? caudal shoulder depression parralell to the point of the acromion 12 of 20 How far can the superficial brachial flap extend? To greater tubercle of humerus 13 of 20 WHere does the cranial epigastric artery originate and how far can the flap be extended from hypogastric region, to the 4th mammary teat 14 of 20 where does the deep circumflex iliac artery orginate? cranioventral to wing of ileum 15 of 20 what is the genicular flap used for? defects between the stifle and tarsus 16 of 20 why is the reverse saphenous conduit flap less reliable than other axial pattern flaps relies on reverse flow from saphenous artery and perforating metatarsal artery 17 of 20 At what level is the tail amputated in a lateral caudal artery flap? 3rd-4th intervertebral space 18 of 20 what type of muscle is the latissimus dorsi? Type V, main supply from thoracodorsal and lateral thoacic arteries, with supplementary supply from intercostal arteries 19 of 20 how is the omentum lengthened for use in a tunneling flap? insise the dorsal leaf at attachent of the pancreas 20 of 20
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