Chapter 10 Instruments Flashcards
what are endoscopes used for
pre, intra, and post op
-diagnosis
-biopsy
-visualization
-repair structure within body cavity
what is endoscope introduced from
trochar or cannula
what are endoscopic procedures named by
the region that is being viewed +
“-scope”
flexible endoscope
maneuverable
fixated anatomy so you can see around corners
colonoscope, bronchoscope, ureteroscope
rigid endoscope
hallow for introducing instruments
contain telescopic lense system
cystoscope, laparoscope
endoscopes are used in conjunction with a…
light cord
endoscopes can be used with… for…
active electrosurgical devices for coagulation of tissue
power instruments are compressed by
air, nitrogen, electricity, or battery
internal pressure of a power inst tank should be
500 psi
operating is set between 80 and 100
large power equipment frequently powered by
battery + nitrogen
delicate work may require faster..
air power
common uses for power tools
drill holes
ream the central shaft of bone
saw through sternum to heart
shave bone
cut skin
drivers use a … for inserting sharp pins with power tools
rapid rotary
what kind of rotary is used for reaming the shaft of a long bone
slow rotary
saws have either a … or… for cutting bone
reciprocating - back and forth
oscillating - side to side
how do you shave a bone with the power tool
use a 180 alternating direction rotary
what protects the delicate tissue underneath using power tools
dural guard
what does binocular apparatus use during microsurgery
bent light waves for variable magnification
compound operating microscope consist of
optical lens system
magnification and focus controls
illuminating system
mounting system
electrical system
accessories
what do the lens in microscopes range in
100 to 400 mm
what sharpens the image in the actual colors of the tissue
achromatic capabilities
what part of the microscope allows the second set to match the original field of view
beam spliter
what is total magnification calculated by
magnifying power of the objective lens X magnifying power of the oculars
increase in magnifying power…
decrease the depth and width of field of view