
- •№3 Topographical anatomy of chest wall, mammary gland, diaphragm, pleura and lungs. Operations on them. Primary surgical treatment of the wounds of thorax.
- •№6 Surgical anatomy and operative treatment of inguinal hernias.
- •№7 Surgical anatomy of thigh and umbilical hernias and hernias of white line of the abdomen. Operations on them.
- •№8 Topographical anatomy and revision of upper and lower storeys of the abdominal cavity. Puncture of the abdominal cavity.
- •№9 Principles of abdominal syrgery. Intestinal stitches. Topographical anatomy of small intestine and sew up the wounds on it.
- •№10 Resection of small intestine with formation the “end to end” and “side by side” anastomosis. Formation of the stump of the intestine.
- •№11 Topographical anatomy of large intestine. Operations on large intestine. Feces fistulas and appendectomies.
- •№12 Topographical anatomy and surgery of stomach. Gastrostomy. Sew up of the perforate ulcer. Тopographical anatomy of spleen and pancreas. Operations on them.
- •№13 Topographical anatomy of liver, gallbladder and biliary tract. Operations on them.
- •№14 Topographical of the crosspiece and retroperitoneal space. Paranephral blockade. Operations on kidneys and ureters. Тopographical anatomy of the spine and spinal cord. Operations on them.
- •№15 Topographical anatomy of pelvis. Accesses to purulent processes, draining of them.
- •№16 Topographical anatomy of the perineum and external genital organs. Operations on pelvic organs.
№11 Topographical anatomy of large intestine. Operations on large intestine. Feces fistulas and appendectomies.
1. Point how cecum is covered with peritoneum:
а) from one side;
b) from two sides;
c) from three sides;
d) from all sides;
e) it isn’t covered.
2. Point how the ascending part of colon correlates to the peritoneum:
а) it is covered with peritoneum from one side;
b) it is covered with peritoneum from two sides;
c) it is covered with peritoneum from three sides;
d) it is totally covered with peritoneum;
e) it isn’t covered.
3. Point how transverse colon correlates to the peritoneum:
а) it is covered with peritoneum from one side;
b) it is covered with peritoneum from two sides;
c) it is covered with peritoneum from three sides;
d) it is totally covered with peritoneum.
e) it isn’t covered.
4. Point how the descending part of colon correlates to the peritoneum:
а) it is covered with peritoneum from one side;
b) it is covered with peritoneum from two sides;
c) it is covered with peritoneum from three sides;
d) it is totally covered with peritoneum;
e) it isn’t covered.
5. Point how sigmoid colon correlate to the peritoneum:
а) it is covered with peritoneum from one side;
b) it is covered with peritoneum from two sides;
c) it is covered with peritoneum from three sides;
d) it is totally covered with peritoneum.
e) it isn’t covered.
6. Point main source of blood supply of the ascending colon:
а) upper mesenteral artery;
b) lower mesenterial artery;
c) abdominal trunk;
d) upper rectal artery;
e) ileac artery.
7. Point main source of blood supply of transverse colon:
а) medial colon artery;
b) right colon artery;
c) ileac artery;
d) upper rectal artery;
e) sigmoid artery.
8. Point main source of blood supply of the descending colon:
а) ileo-caecal artery;
b) left colon artery;
c) ileac artery;
d) upper rectal artery;
e) ileac artery.
9. Point main source of blood supply of sigmoid colon:
а) upper mesenteral artery;
b) lower mesenteral artery;
c) abdominal trunk;
d) upper rectal artery;
e) ileac artery.
10. Notice point of projection the vermix to anterior-lateral wall of the abdomen:
а) Mack-Burney;
b) Pirogue;
c) Ortner;
d) Dyakonov;
e) Kerr.
11. Notice point which is between medial and lateral third of the line which connects upper spina of ileac bone with umbilicus:
а) Dyakonov;
b) Pirogue;
c) Ortner;
d) Mack-Burney;
e) Kerr.
12. Notice point which is between medial and right third of the line which is between anterior-upper spines of ileac bone:
а) Lance;
b) Pirogue;
c) Ortner;
d) Dyakonov;
e) Kerr.
13. Point peculiarities of longitudinal layer of muscular membrane of large intestine:
а) it forms gaustres;
b) it forms three ribbons;
c) it has none;
d) it is even the perimeter of the intestine;
e) it forms two ribbons.
14. What part of large intestine is covered mesoperitonealy with peritoneum:
а) ascending colon;
b) caecum;
c) sigmoid colon;
d) transverse colon;
e) vermix.
15. What is the difference between colonostomy and annatural anus:
а) execution of colopexia;
b) it is put on sigmoid colon;
c) it is executed with saving feces passage through the intestine lower the aperture;
d) standing out of feces from gap of the intestine;
e) execution the peritonisation of the wound?
16. Point peculiarities of the operation in malignant tumor of descending region of large intestine:
а) execute resection of large intestine 10-15 сm higher and lower than tumour is;
b) execute colostomy;
c) execute left lateral resection of large intestine;
d) use two-rowed stitch in formation the intraintestinal anastomosis;
e) put on artificial anus to the transverse colon.
17. Peculiarities of the operations on large intestine:
а) put on the three-rowed stitch;
b) put on the two-rowed stitch;
c) one-staged resection of the intestine;
d) formation of “end to end” anastomosis;
e) put on the one-rowed stitch.
18. Peculiarities of the operations on small intestine:
а) put on the three-rowed stitch;
b) put on the two-rowed stitch;
c) one-staged resection of the intestine;
d) unloading operations;
e) formation of “end to end” anastomosis.
19. In appendectomy vermix is located in the right mesenteral sinus. How do you call this variant of its locatization:
а) lateral;
b) medial;
c) anterior;
d) pelvic;
e) retro-peritoneal.
20. What rows does stitch consist with in sew up the large intestine:
а) perforating, serous-muscular;
b) perforating, mucous-muscular;
c) serous-muscular, serous-muscular;
d) perforating, serous-muscular, serous-muscular;
e) serous-muscular, perforating?
21. Why it is used hemicoectomy, no economical resection of large intestine in responsible indications:
а) subtle of the wall behind ribbon regions;
b) rough intestinal content;
c) intestinal content is rich by microflore;
d) mesoperitoneal localization of the regions of intestine;
e) presence protrudance?
22. What technical methods prevent penetration of feces into operative wound in put on the unnatural anus:
а) colonopexy ;
b) sew up of the parietal peritoneum to skin;
c) formation of spur;
d) lead out the afferent loop;
e) put on sterile bandage?
23. What technical methods prevent penetration of feces into adductive loop of sigmoid colon in put on the unnatural anus:
а) colonopexy ;
b) sew up of the parietal peritoneum to skin;
c) formation of spur;
d) lead out the afferent loop;
e) put on sterile bandage?
24. During the operation surgeon led out from the abdominal cavity loop of the intestine. What anatomical features point that this is large intestine:
а) pink colour, muscular ribbons, protrudances;
b) pink colour, completed longitudinal muscular layer;
c) muscular ribbons, protrudances, fatty sprouts;
d) grey-blue colour, completed longitudinal muscular layer, protrudances;
e) grey-blue colour, fatty sprouts, little diameter?
25. What would you do after revision in atypical appendectomy:
а) resection of the sprout with formation the stump;
b) put on the tobacco-bag stitch;
c) mobilization of the sprout;
d) put on Z-liked stitch;
e) binding of the vermix?
26. What would you do after revision in retrograde appendectomy:
а) resection of the sprout with formation the stump;
b) put on the tobacco-bag stitch;
c) mobilization of the sprout;
d) put on Z-liked stitch;
e) put on camps and binding of the vermix in its basis?
27. Notice operative access which passes through Mack-Burney’s point:
а) Bergman-Israel;
b) Lenander;
c) Pirogue-Ovtanyan;
d) Dyakonov-Volckovych;
e) Fedorov.
28. Point operative access which is used in appendectomy:
а) left lateral pararectal laparotomy;
b) Lenander’s;
c) Pirogue’s;
d) Fedorov;
e) Outanyan.