Ch 30 Perioperative Nursing Flashcards

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Atelectasis

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Incomplete expansion or collapse of a part of the lungs

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Anesthetic

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An agent that produces states such as loss of consciousness, analgesia, relaxation, and loss of reflexes

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Deep Vein Thrombosis (dvt)

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Formation of a blood clot (thrombus) In a deep vein

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Elective Surgery

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Is procedure that is preplanned and based on the patients choice and availability. This is non urgent procedure that does not have to be done immediately

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Embolus

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Blood clot, foreign body or air in the circulatory system plural form is emboli

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Emergency Surgery

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must be done immediately to preserve life, a body part or a body organ

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Hemorrhage

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Excessive blood loss due to the escape of blood from blood vessels

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Hypothermia

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Low body temperature

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Moderation Sedation/ analgesia

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Used for short-term and minimally invasive procedures

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Optional Surgery

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Is not critical to survival or function

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Perioperative Nursing

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Wide variety of nursing activities carried out before, during, and after surgery

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Perioperative Period

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Thread phases of Perioperative patient care including the Perioperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phases

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Pneumonia

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Inflammation or infection of the lungs

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Shock

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Body’s reaction to acute peripheral circulatory failure due to an abnormality of circulatory control it to a loss of circulating fluid

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Thrombophlebitis

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Inflammation in a vein associated with thrombus formation

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Urgent Surgery

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Must be done within reasonably short time frame preserve health but it is not an emergency

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Surgical Procedure

Ablative

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To remove a diseased body part

Ex. Appendectomy removal of appendix

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Surgical Procedure

Diagnostic

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To make or confirm diagnoses

Ex. Breast Biopsy

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Surgical Procedure

Palliative

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To relieve or reduce intensity of an illness; is not curative

Ex debridement

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Surgical Procedure

Reconstructive

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To restore function to traumatized or malfunctioning tissue
To improve self-concept

Ex. Plastic surgery, skin graft

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Surgical Procedure

Transplantation

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To replace organs or structures that are diseased or malfunctioning

ex. Kidney, liver, heart

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Surgical Procedure

Constructive

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To restore function in congenital anomalies

Ex cleft palate repair

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Anesthesia

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Method and technique of making potentially uncomfortable interventions tolerable and safe

  • general anesthesia
  • regional anesthesia
  • topical and local anesthesia
  • moderate sedation/ Analgesia
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General anesthesia

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Anesthetic agent administered by inhalation or IV intravenous route to produce nervous system depression, loss of consciousness analgesia, relaxed skeletal muscles, and depressed reflexes

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Regional anesthesia

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Anesthetic agent is injected near a nerve or nerve pathway in or around the operative site inhibiting the transmission of sensory stimuli central nervous system receptors

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Three phases of General anesthesia

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Induction : begins with administration of anesthetic agent and continues until patient is ready for incision

Maintenance : continues from this point until near the completion of the procedure

Emergence : starts as the patient begins to awaken from the altered state