ch.17 Otorhinolaryngologic procedures study guide

What wound classification is common for the following procedures or situations? Laryngectomy

Clean contaminated, wound classification of II or CC

What wound classification is common for the following procedures or situations? Parotidectomy with exploration of duct

Clean contaminated, wound classification of II or CC.

What wound classification is common for the following procedures or situations? Tracheostomy

Clean contaminated, wound classification of II or CC.

What wound classification is common for the following procedures or situations? Thyroidectomy

Clean, wound classification of I or C

What wound classification is common for the following procedures or situations? Parotid gland biopsy

Clean, wound classification of I or C.

What wound classification is common for the following procedures or situations? Radical neck dissection

Clean, wound classification of I or C.

an example of a autograft is the temporal fascia which is used for the____ procedure

tympanoplasty

Stones (sialolithiasis) can form in the salivary glands blocking the ___duct of the parotid gland.

Steno's or Stensen's

Stones (sialolithiasis) can form in the salivary glands blocking the ____ duct of the submandibular gland

Wharton's

A(n) _____ is a graft from the same person

autograft

why is a septoplasty completed?

deviated septum

The alternate name for a septoplasty is a

submucous resection (SMR)