A: Instrumentation. B: Skin. 1. Primary Closure. 2. Tension Relieving Techniques. 3. Mastectomy/Lumpectomy. 4. Rotational Flap. 5. Axial Pattern Flap: Caudal Superficial Epigastric. 6. Mesh Graft. 7. Tie On Bandages. C: Abdominal Procedures. 1. Abdominal Incision Opening and Closure. 2. Splenectomy. 3. Diaphragmatic Hernia. 4. Continuous Suction Drains for Peritonitis. D: Gastrointestinal Surgery. 1. Introduction (Procedure Order, Reducing Contamination, etc). 2. Liver Biopsy. 3. Pancreatic Biopsy. 4. Intestinal Biopsy. 5. Gastrotomy. 6. Gastrostomy Tube (Surgical Placement). 7. Incisional Gastropexy. 8. Linear Foreign Body Removal. 9. Intestinal Resection And Anastomosis. 10. Jejunostomy Tube Placement. 11. Colopexy. 12. Rectal Polyp. E: Urogenital Surgery. 1. Ovariohysterectomy (With Comments About Pyometra). 2. Cesarian Section. 3. Castration. 4. Cryptorchid Castration. 5. Renal Biopsy. 6. Nephrectomy. 7. Cystotomy. 8. Tube Cystostomy. 9. Prostatic Biopsy. 10. Prostatic Omentalization. 11. Perineal Urethrostomy. 12. Scrotal Urethrostomy. 13. Urethral Prolapse Resection. 14. Vulvoplasty. F: Head and Neck Surgery. 1. Stenotic Nares. 2. Elongated Soft Palate. 3. Oronasal Fistula Closure. 4. Salivary Mucocele- Cervical. 5. Ranula. 6. Lateral Ear Canal Resection. 7. Vertical Ear Canal Resection. 8. Tracheotomy. 9. Esophagostomy Tube Placement. G: Perineal Procedures. 1. Introduction (Purse String Sutures, Positioning, etc.). 2. Anal Sac Resection. 3. Tail Amputation. 4. Perineal Hernia Repair. H: Miscellaneous Procedures. 1. Lymph Node Resection. 2. Chest Tube Placement. 3. Finger Trap Suture. 4. Declaw