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Newest 2025 NBCE Minor Surgery & Proctology Oregon Board Exam includes 200 accurate and verified questions covering minor surgical procedures, aseptic technique, wound care, surgical instruments, proctologic conditions, diagnostic procedures, treatment protocols, and state- specific regulatory guidelines. Designed for chiropractic physicians seeking licensure in Oregon.
_______ or Melaleuca alternifolia is an antiseptic and fungicide
in oil form that must be diluted down with a neutral oil (1:4).
Effective treatment for infections such as Staph. - ANSWER-Tea tree oil
10% Sterile fields:
_____ and _____ are both over the counter anti-infective antibiotic ointments used as post-operative care - ANSWER- Bacitracin and Neosporin
10% Sterile fields:
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______ and _____ are both ionic wound cleansing solutions which are toxic to open wounds and should only be used as hand scrubbing solution. - ANSWER-Povidone-iodine Chlorhexidine
10% Sterile fields:
________ is marketed commercially under brand names such as Betadine, Operand, Acu-Dyne, and Clonidine - ANSWER- Povodine-iodine
10% Sterile fields:
______ is marketed commercially as Hibiclens and STERIS tat.
- ANSWER-Chlorhexidine
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________ is a new, nonionic wound cleanser. Its major drawback is that it has no antibacterial activity. It is suited for wound cleansing of the face and is marketed under the name Shur-Clens. - ANSWER-Pluronic-F68 2 / 4
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10% Sterile fields:
_____ is a bacteriostatic agent that was widely used but is now falling from favor due to potential toxicity and TERATOGENICITY. It is marked under the name PHisoHex. - ANSWER-Hexachlorophene
15% Local anesthetics:
All local anesthetics are ____.A 1% concentration can block stimuli of pain but leave the sensation of _______ and ______. - ANSWER-Toxic Touch Pressure
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Three main pharmacologic properties that are important to
consider in delivering local anesthesia include: - ANSWER-
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duration of anesthesia
15% Local anesthetics:
The higher the concentration of the anesthetic the ______ the risk. - ANSWER-greater
15% Local anesthetics:
A maximum dosage for those anesthetics most commonly used by chiropractors would not exceed ____cc for an average adult.
The maximum allowable dose of 1% lidocaine with epinephrine is ____cc.
Pregnant females should not be given local anesthetics. -
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