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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Abscess | pus under the skin |
| Anesthetic | loss of sensation |
| cannula | tube inserted into hasel |
| caustic | destroying lung tissue, corroding |
| curettage | scrapping body cavity with surgical |
| Dilation | the opening/widening of a blood vessel or hollow organ |
| diluent | liquid substance : lessens the strength of a solution |
| dissect | to cut or separate tissue |
| fornix | a recess in the upper part of the vagina |
| impervious | not permitting penetration |
| infection | invasion of body tissues micro organism |
| obturator | a metal rod with a smooth rounded tip hollow instruments to reduce injury to body |
| patency | open condition of a body cavity or canal |
| pathogen | disease causing organism |
| premeable | allowing for penetration |
| spore | a thick walled dormant form of bacteria |
| stylus | metal probe that is inserted through a catheter |
| transient | not lasting, enduring, or permanent, transitery |
| vasoconstriction | contraction of the muscle causing the narrowing of the muscle causing the narrowing of the muscle of the tube vessel |
| approximated | near, close together |
| cicatrix | early scar tissue that appears pale firm |
| hemostasis | the stoppage of bleeding |
| plume | vapor smoke and particles debris laser procedure |
| vigilance | watching carefully for danger |
| instrument tip has a groove hook to slide under sutures | suture scissors |
| after surgery is completed how should instruments be handled | removing grass soil keeping them moist |
| recommended method for cleaning sharp instruments | ultrasonic cleaner |
| the smallest diameter of a suture stand | 5-0 |
| classification of surgical instruments | cutting, disecting , grasping , holding |
| towel forceps have ____ | dulled hooks |
| formalin is typically used in? | a disinfectant and a preservative usually used in funeral homes |
| what is used to dilute medication | sterile water |
| surgical instrument that has a fine tip for retrieval | splinter forceps |
| instrument that has valves that can be spread to facilitate viewing | specula |
| surgical asepsis | destroying all micro organisms and spores to create complete enviorment |
| autoclave process | machine that uses high-pressure steam to sterilize equipment |
| the largest hemostat forceps are? | kelly forcpes |
| uterine cruette instrument is used to remove | scrape or remove tissue from uterus lining |
| strongest nonabsorbable sutures | stainless steel |
| allis forceps and toothed tissues forceps are used for | grasping tissue and suturing |
| recommended temp for sterilization in the autoclave | 121'c 250'f |
| venipunctures or injections must be preformed using which protocols | surgicial asepsis |
| what does sanitization mean | reducing micro organisms on surface |
| what is a procedure that is preformed on a blood pressure cuff and stethoscope after each use | disinfecting |
| result of some type of blunt trauma to the body | closed wound |
| the skin is broken exposing underlying tissue | open wound |
| __wound and ____ wound passes through to a body organ or cavity | perforated and penetrating |
| what post op conditions should the patient call the office immediately | fever, excessive bleeding, signs of infection |
| which endoscopes is rigid | laparscope , arthoscope , cystoscope |
| what is informed consent for surgery | explanation of the procedure risk and complications, benifits and alternatives |
| LEEP excisional procedure is considered | electro surgery |
| what wound has jagged edges | laceration |
| closed wound with blood from broken blood vessels accumulating in the tissue | contusion |
| wound that is superficial and is made by the scraping of the skin | abrosion |
| fibrin is most involved in which stage of wound healing | first phase |
| what phase of wound healing focuses on destroying bacteria and removing debris | second phase |
| collagen is most involved in which stage of wound healing | last phase |
| seamless tubular gauze bandages are superior for covering | fingers, toes, limbs, and joints, or awkward parts of the body |
| you should keep consistent spacing and tension to ensure even pressure when using | bandages |
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Valentine.Taylor