Take the Laparoscopic Surgery Professional Test to measure your brainpower and cognitive ability from a standardized test of Minimal Access Surgery.

1. 15-20 minutes to complete
2. Know Your Intelligence Quotient
3. Score Evaluate your Brainpower

These laparoscopic multiple choice quizzes will give you an opportunity to help preparing fellowship exam which will be taken by World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons after completing the Hands On training at World Laparoscopy Hospital. The participant surgeon and gynecologists will develop confidence and after taking these quiz fellowship exam aspirants can sharpen their skills and knowledge on general awareness. What the future holds for laparoscopic training methodologies, the requirement for standardized testing, and proof of competency in laparoscopy is still unclear. What is clear is that most residency directors think that the health-care industry will require proof of competency in laparoscopy as standard of care. Approximately all the program directors think that it would be beneficial to have a standardized clinical examination to test one's skills in laparoscopy at the conclusion of laparoscopic training. One possible reason for the lack of support for a standardized test may be the fact that our surgeons and gynecologist who take training are already evaluated on their surgical skills and are subject to written fellowship examinations during their training through the Council on Residency Education in Laparoscopy form by World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons and must pass a written examination after training to be certified by the University and WALS. Did you know there are two concepts of intelligence? Fluid Intelligence includes such abilities as problem-solving, memory, learning, and pattern recognition.

Crystallized Intelligence is more static, consisting primarily of acquired knowledge. In laparoscopic surgery fluid intelligence is more important because it is a skill. Surgical competence reflects the knowledge, judgment, and attitude of the surgeon. Albert Einstein's famous quote is “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand. In laparoscopy imagination has great value. ” He has also quoted “If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.” A questionnaire of laparoscopic surgical and gynecological surgery was developed to assess several areas of interest in laparoscopic training in General Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology residency programs.

FEW EXAMPLES OR MCQ BY WORLD LAPAROSCOPY HOSPITAL:

1. What is the most common complication of laparoscopic surgery? a) Hemorrhage b) Infection c) Bowel injury d) Adhesion formation

2. What is the main advantage of laparoscopic surgery over traditional open surgery? a) Reduced blood loss b) Shorter recovery time c) Lower risk of infection d) All of the above

3. Which of the following is not a common indication for laparoscopic surgery? a) Gallbladder disease b) Hernia repair c) Colorectal cancer d) Endometriosis

4. What is the most common port placement for laparoscopic surgery? a) Midline supraumbilical b) Right upper quadrant c) Left upper quadrant d) Lower midline

5. What is the typical diameter of a laparoscopic trocar? a) 5 mm b) 10 mm c) 15 mm d) 20 mm

6. Which of the following is not a type of laparoscopic instrument? a) Grasper b) Scissors c) Retractor d) Hammer

7. What is the term for the gas used to inflate the abdomen during laparoscopic surgery? a) Carbon dioxide b) Oxygen c) Nitrogen d) Helium

8. What is the term for the camera used during laparoscopic surgery? a) Endoscope b) Laparoscope c) Cystoscope d) Bronchoscope

9. What is the term for the device used to seal blood vessels during laparoscopic surgery? a) Harmonic scalpel b) Monopolar cautery c) Bipolar cautery d) Ultrasonic scalpel

10. What is the term for the process of removing a specimen from the body during laparoscopic surgery? a) Extraction b) Evisceration c) Resection d) Incision

11. Which of the following is a contraindication for laparoscopic surgery? a) Severe obesity b) Previous abdominal surgery c) Advanced cancer d) All of the above

12. What is the most common laparoscopic procedure performed in women? a) Cholecystectomy b) Appendectomy c) Hysterectomy d) Nissen fundoplication

13. What is the most common laparoscopic procedure performed in men? a) Cholecystectomy b) Appendectomy c) Hernia repair d) Nissen fundoplication

14. What is the term for the method of suturing used during laparoscopic surgery? a) End-to-end anastomosis b) Interrupted suture c) Running suture d) Intracorporeal knot tying

15. Which of the following is a potential complication of insufflation during laparoscopic surgery? a) Pneumothorax b) Pulmonary embolism c) Hypotension d) All of the above

16. What is the term for the space created by insufflation during laparoscopic surgery? a) Pneumoperitoneum b) Pneumothorax c) Hydroperitoneum d) Hydrothorax

17. Which of the following is a common postoperative complication of laparoscopic surgery? a) Seroma formation b) Hematoma formation c) Wound infection d) All of the above

18. What is the term for the process of closing the ports after laparoscopic surgery? a) Port closure b) Wound closure c) Incision

19. What is the term for the instrument used to grasp and manipulate tissue during laparoscopic surgery? a) Grasper b) Scissors c) Hook d) Suction irrigation device
20. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of the gallbladder? a) Appendectomy b) Cholecystectomy c) Colectomy d) Nephrectomy
21. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of the appendix? a) Appendectomy b) Cholecystectomy c) Colectomy d) Nephrectomy
22. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the repair of a hernia? a) Appendectomy b) Cholecystectomy c) Colectomy d) Herniorrhaphy
23. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of part or all of the colon? a) Appendectomy b) Cholecystectomy c) Colectomy d) Nephrectomy
24. Which of the following is not a potential complication of laparoscopic surgery? a) Nerve injury b) Bleeding c) Thrombosis d) Cardiac arrest
25. What is the term for the process of creating a hole in the abdominal wall to insert a trocar during laparoscopic surgery? a) Insufflation b) Port placement c) Trocar insertion d) Veress needle insertion
26. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of the uterus? a) Hysterectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy
27. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of one or both kidneys? a) Nephrectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy
28. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the creation of an artificial opening in the abdominal wall to allow for waste elimination? a) Colostomy b) Ileostomy c) Urostomy d) Gastrostomy
29. Which of the following is a potential complication of laparoscopic surgery in the elderly? a) Cardiac arrest b) Pneumonia c) Delirium d) All of the above
30. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of the spleen? a) Splenectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy

31. Which of the following is not a potential benefit of laparoscopic surgery? a) Less postoperative pain b) Reduced hospital stay c) Lower cost d) Improved cosmetic outcome

32. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of the adrenal gland? a) Adrenalectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy

33. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of a portion of the stomach? a) Gastrectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy

34. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of a portion of the liver? a) Hepatectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy

35. Which of the following is a potential complication of laparoscopic surgery in pregnancy? a) Miscarriage b) Preterm labor c) Fetal injury d) All of the above

36. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of a portion of the small intestine? a) Small bowel resection b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy

37. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of the thyroid gland? a) Thyroidectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy

38. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of a portion of the esophagus? a) Esophagectomy b) Appendectomy c) Cholecystectomy d) Colectomy

39. Which of the following is a potential complication of laparoscopic surgery in patients with a history of prior abdominal surgery? a) Bowel perforation b) Hemorrhage c) Infection d) All of the above

40. What is the term for the surgical technique that involves the removal of the uterus, cervix, and surrounding tissues? a) Radical hysterectomy b) Simple hysterectomy c) Supracervical hysterectomy d) Laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy

ANSWER OF ALL THESE QUESTIONS:

1. b) Infection
2. d) All of the above
3. c) Colorectal cancer
4. a) Midline supraumbilical
5. b) 10 mm
6. d) Hammer
7. a) Carbon dioxide
8. b) Laparoscope
9. a) Harmonic scalpel
10. a) Extraction
11. d) All of the above
12. c) Hysterectomy
13. c) Hernia repair
14. d) Intracorporeal knot tying
15. d) All of the above
16. a) Pneumoperitoneum
17. d) All of the above
18. a) Port closure
19. a) Grasper
20. b) Cholecystectomy
21. a) Appendectomy
22. d) Herniorrhaphy
23. c) Colectomy
24. d) Cardiac arrest
25. d) Veress needle insertion
26. a) Hysterectomy
27. a) Nephrectomy
28. a) Colostomy
29. d) All of the above
30. a) Splenectomy
31. c) Lower cost
32. a) Adrenalectomy
33. a) Gastrectomy
34. a) Hepatectomy
35. d) All of the above
36. a) Small bowel resection
37. a) Thyroidectomy
38. a) Esophagectomy
39. d) All of the above
40. a) Radical hysterectomy

 

After proper "Hands On" laparoscopic training in a good structured laparoscopic training institute online learning as interactive and collaborative provides more enriching and motivating learning environment both within and away from classroom. These new learning systems for laparoscopic surgeons and gynecologists allow understanding how to be personalized to user needs when it comes to both content and method of minimal access surgical skill. The advances in Online training technology offer a large amount of information of recent advantages of significant developments within the sector of laparoscopic surgery, affecting the technological knowledge, patient and healthcare management, and particularly medical education. There is nowadays a global trend to involve computers and the Internet in medical curricula, in addition to, in continuing life-long medical learning and training.

One of the main challenges of contemporary teachers and trainers refers to the design and implementation of recent training processes which have to satisfy the challenges and necessities from the digital age. The enormous expansion in medical and biomedical knowledge in laparoscopic surgery poses a fundamental challenge in medical education. To be able to account the over-specialized knowledge available by different experts, it could be employed to develop new pools for educational modules and provide the mechanisms and tools to combine individual learning styles. Using of e-learning enhance traditional learning, support existing teaching methods and supply a valuable reference point which can be accessed anytime, anywhere.