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CH 1 surgical tech
Question | Answer |
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the physician who is known as the father of modern surgery because of his work with aseptic sugrical technique | Lister |
surgeon who developed and taught the principles of wound closure, hemostasis, and tissue handiling | Pare |
the physician who proved the germ theory of disease using swan neck flasks | Pasture |
physician who performed dissections on cadaver, father of modern anatomy | Versalius |
the period of time from when surgery is first scheduled may be weeks or months depending on the patient and physician chedules and other circumstances | elective |
the period of time when the case is scheduled is very short due to the life or limb threatening circumstances and my bump a scheduled case | emergent |
the period of time from when the incision is made or the procedure begins until the patient's incision is closed or the procedure ends | intraoperative |
the period of time from when surgery is first scheduled until the patient is released from the surgeon's care | perioperative |
the period of time from when the incision is closed intil the patien is released from care | postoperative |
the period of time from when the surgical procedure is scheduled until the incision is made or the procedure begins | preoperative |
the period of time from when surgery is first scheduled is short due to the potential for health risks and may be called an add-on by the scheduler | urgent |
developed the first ventricular assist pump | Debakey |
the first great anatomist; biology was made to serve theology | galen |
father of modern nerurosurgery | Crushing |
developed methods of meticulous wound closure known as the principles of surgical technique | Halstead |
perfected the heart transplant and the heart-lung machine | Cooley |
father of modern anatomy | Vesalius |
invented the vaccination for small pox | Jenner |
father of microbiology | pasteur |
father of modern surgery | lister |
surgeon who ligated arteries using suture after amputations | pare |