[Solved]: Body Part Activity Instructions: Using the body part…

Body Part Activity Instructions: Using the body part key and chapter material, determine the correct body part value for the fol- lowing tendons when the repair procedure is performed: Tendon Name Left adductor hallucis tendon Question 1 options: W, Foot Tendon, Left 5, Lower Arm and Wrist Tendon, Right K, Hip Tendon, Left Q, Upper Leg Muscle, Right R, Upper Leg Muscle, Left V,Foot Muscle, Right W, Foot Muscle, Left N, Lower Leg Tendon, Right P, Lower Leg Tendon, Left Question 2 (1 point) Body Part Activity Instructions: Using the body part key and chapter material, determine the correct body part value for the fol- lowing tendons when the repair procedure is performed: Tendon Name Right extensor capri ulnaris tendon Question 2 options: N, Lower Leg Tendon, Right W, Foot Tendon, Left 5, Lower Arm and Wrist Tendon, Right K, Hip Tendon, Left Q, Upper Leg Muscle, Right R, Upper Leg Muscle, Left V,Foot Muscle, Right W, Foot Muscle, Left N, Lower Leg Tendon, Right P, Lower Leg Tendon, Left Question 3 (1 point) Body Part Activity Instructions: Using the body part key and chapter material, determine the correct body part value for the fol- lowing tendons when the repair procedure is performed: Tendon Name Right popliteus tendon Question 3 options: W, Foot Tendon, Left 5, Lower Arm and Wrist Tendon, Right K, Hip Tendon, Left Q, Upper Leg Muscle, Right R, Upper Leg Muscle, Left V,Foot Muscle, Right W, Foot Muscle, Left N, Lower Leg Tendon, Right P, Lower Leg Tendon, Left Question 4 (1 point) Body Part Activity Instructions: Using the body part key and chapter material, determine the correct body part value for the fol- lowing tendons when the repair procedure is performed: Tendon Name Left psoas tendon Question 4 options: W, Foot Tendon, Left 5, Lower Arm and Wrist Tendon, Right K, Hip Tendon, Left Q, Upper Leg Muscle, Right R, Upper Leg Muscle, Left V,Foot Muscle, Right W, Foot Muscle, Left N, Lower Leg Tendon, Right P, Lower Leg Tendon, Left Question 5 (1 point) Exercise 1: Operative Report DIAGNOSIS: Rectal prolapse PROCEDURE: Perineal proctectomy with levator plasty for rectal prolapse OPERATIVEREPORT: Thepatientwasbroughttotheoperatingroomandpositionedpronejackknifeontheoperating table after induction of general anesthesia and placement of a Foley catheter. The buttocks were taped apart and the perianal area was prepped and draped in the routine sterile manner with Betadine. We were able to deliver a pro- lapsed circumferential rectal mucosa and infiltrated the mucosa about 1.5 cm proximal to the dentate line. We then delivered the rectal mucosa and separated it from the inner circular muscle layer of the rectal wall. We were able to reproduce the full-thickness prolapse and completely delivered the prolapsed rectum through the anus. At this point, the perineum was opened. The electrocautery was used to divide the outer wall of the pro- lapsed rectum circumferentially and the mesorectum was divided with the harmonic scalpel. The cul-de-sac was entered anterior to the rectum and the blood supply continued to be divided in a circumferential pattern. A levator plasty was then completed posterior to the bowel with two interrupted stitches of 2-0 Prolene to reinforce the levator ani muscles on the right and left. The prolapsed rectum was then excised with the electro- cautery. A single-layered hand-sewn coloanal anastomosis was completed circumferentially using interrupted stitches of 3-0 Vicryl, first placing stay stitches in each of the four quadrants and then completing the anasto- mosis in an interrupted fashion between the stay stitches. Perineal wound was closed and sterile dressings were applied. The patient was transported to the PACU in stable condition. What is the root operation for the procedure on the rectum? Question 5 options: Alteration Bypass Change Control Creation Destruction Detachment Dilation Division Drainage Excision Extirpation Extraction Fragmentation Fusion Insertion Inspection Map Occlusion Reattachment Release Removal Repair Replacement Reposition Resection Restriction Revision Supplement Transfer Transplantation Question 6 (1 point) Exercise 1: Operative Report DIAGNOSIS: Rectal prolapse PROCEDURE: Perineal proctectomy with levator plasty for rectal prolapse OPERATIVEREPORT: Thepatientwasbroughttotheoperatingroomandpositionedpronejackknifeontheoperating table after induction of general anesthesia and placement of a Foley catheter. The buttocks were taped apart and the perianal area was prepped and draped in the routine sterile manner with Betadine. We were able to deliver a pro- lapsed circ