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Which of the following is routinely done first in a basic gynecologic laparoscopy that may require a small separate setup and glove change before proceeding?
 a. cervical conization
  b. pelvic ultrasonography
  c. insertion of uterine manipulator
  d. injection of methylene blue into IV

Question 2

For which procedure would the surgical technologist want to be sure to have adequate numbers of Allis or Allis-Adair tissue forceps?
 a. A&P Colporrhaphy
  b. D&C
  c. LAVH
  d. TAH-BSO



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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