CH - 20 EMERGENT SURGINCAL PROCEDURES Flashcards
WHAT ARE THE REASONS FOR AN ER U/S?
INTERNAL HEMORRHAGE
ECTOPIC PREG
PERICARDIAL TAMPONADE
RUPTURED AAA
WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON REASON FOR TRIP TO ER?
- LOWER GI SYSTEM
- GU SYSTEM (GENITAL/URINARY)
- CARDIAC
- ORTHOPEDICS
- RESPIRATORY
THIS IS USED TO SAMPLE THE INTRAPERITONEAL SPACE FOR EVIDENCE OF DAMAGE TO THE VISCERA AND BLOOD VESSELS. IT IS DONE MY MAKING AN INCISION AT THE ML OR AT THE PARAUMBILICAL SITE SLICING MULTIPLE LAYERS
PERITONEAL LAVAGE
WHAT ARE THE COMPLICATIONS TO A PERITONEAL LAVAGE?
INTRODUCES FLUID & AIR
ALSO RISKS PERFORATION OF BOWEL, BLADDER, VASCULAR, AND WOUND
IS U/S USED DURING A PERITONEAL LAVAGE?
NO
WHAT MODALITY IS THE FIRST CHOICE FOR INTERNAL BLEEDING?
CT
WHAT IS “FAST”?
FOCUS ASSESSMENT w/ SONOGRAPHY for TRAUMA
- USED FOR LIMITED EXAMS OF ABD AND PELVIS
WHAT IS EVALUATED DURING A “FAST” EXAM?
4 QUADRANTS, PERICARDIAL SAC, CUL-DE-SAD FOR BLUNT TRAUMA
WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON SITE FOR FLUID ACCUMULATION?
MORRISONS POUCH
THIS IS A CHARACTERISITIC WITH MIDEPIGASTRIC PAIN THAT RADIATES TO BACK .
PANCREATITIS
WHAT ARE THE SONO FINDINGS FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS?
THICKENED GB WALL POS MURPHY'S SIGN SLUDGE PERICHOLECYSTIC FLUID DILATED GB
WHAT ARE THE SONO FINDINGS FOR PANCREATITIS?
- NML TO EDEMATOUS GLAND
- NML TO HYPOECHOIC TEXTURE
- IRREGULAR BORDERS
- INCREASED VASCULAR FLOW