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Medical history and techniques in wound closure Quiz

#1

Which ancient civilization is credited with the earliest recorded use of sutures?

Egyptians
Explanation

Earliest use of sutures credited to Egyptians.

#2

What is the primary purpose of wound closure techniques?

To prevent infection
Explanation

Primary purpose is infection prevention.

#3

Which of the following is NOT a type of wound closure technique?

Taping
Explanation

Taping is not a wound closure technique.

#4

Who is considered the father of modern wound closure techniques?

Joseph Lister
Explanation

Joseph Lister is father of modern techniques.

#5

What is the primary advantage of using staples over sutures for wound closure?

Faster application time
Explanation

Staples offer faster application.

#6

Which type of wound closure technique is often used for cosmetic surgeries?

Gluing
Explanation

Gluing often used in cosmetic surgeries.

#7

Which factor is NOT considered when choosing the appropriate wound closure technique?

Patient's age
Explanation

Patient's age not considered in technique choice.

#8

Which ancient civilization used honey as a wound dressing and for wound healing?

Greeks
Explanation

Greeks used honey for wound care.

#9

Which of the following materials is commonly used in absorbable sutures?

Polyglycolic acid
Explanation

Polyglycolic acid used in absorbable sutures.

#10

In which year was the first synthetic absorbable suture introduced?

1960
Explanation

First synthetic absorbable suture in 1960.

#11

What is the main advantage of using glue for wound closure?

Minimal scarring
Explanation

Glue usage results in minimal scarring.

#12

Which type of suture material is NOT absorbable?

Silk
Explanation

Silk is non-absorbable suture material.

#13

Which famous military surgeon introduced the concept of antiseptic surgery, significantly impacting wound closure techniques?

John Hunter
Explanation

John Hunter introduced antiseptic surgery concept.

#14

Which type of suture material is known for its high tensile strength and minimal tissue reaction?

Polypropylene
Explanation

Polypropylene has high strength, minimal reaction.

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