Chapter 14 pt 2 Flashcards

1
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pathology of the pancreas

A

cysts
transplant (w/ kidney)
tumors of surrounding structures
cancer- worst cancer
- 80% die

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2
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surgical considerations with pancreas

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must be done as a combination procedure

removal depends on location of tumor

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3
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what blood supply does the head and tail of the pancreas share

A

head shares with duodenum
tail shares with spleen

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4
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what is a whipple

A

removes head of pancreas, duodenum, and sometimes gallbladder

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5
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steps of a distal pancreatectomy

A
  • left subcostal/ upper midline
  • retractors for exposure
  • lesser omentum opened
  • colon mobilized- exposes pancreas
  • ultrasound to outline pancreatic duct
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6
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part 2 of distal pancreatectomy

A
  • vascular clamp placed
  • parenchyma divided sharply
  • posterior vessels divided
  • pancreas dissected from spleen
  • tail and body removed
  • retaining pancreatic stump is closed
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7
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what type of anastomosis do you use for pancreaticojejunostomy

A

roux en y

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8
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when do you sue a roux en y with a pancreatectomy

A

chronic pancreatitis

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9
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what is the real name of the whipple

A

pancreaticoduodenectomy

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10
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in a whipple you en bloc remove the:

A

- head of pancreas
- distal ⅓ of stomach
- duodenum
- proximal 10 cm of jejunum
- CBD or cystic duct
- gallbladder
- peripancreatic + hepatoduodenal lymph nodes

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11
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three anastomosis of whipple

A

stomach
pancreas
liver

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12
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difference between classic whipple and pyloric sparing whipple

A

classic- distal ⅓
pyloric- starts at duodenum

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13
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pathology of the spleen

A

trauma
intraop injury
thrombocytopenia
splenomegaly
splenic abscess
parasitic cysts
tumors

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14
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what is a hernia orifice

A

defect in the abdominal wall

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15
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what is a hernia sac

A

outpouching of the peritoneum

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16
Q

5 hernia types

A

umbilical
R+L inguinal
R+L femoral

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17
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inguinal hernia

A

above the abdomincaocrural crease
>95% male

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18
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direct inguinal hernia

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acquired- weak fascia
within hasselbachs triangle

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19
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indirect inguinal hernia

A

congenital
follows spermatic cord

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20
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femoral hernia

A

below the abdominaocrural crease
>97% female
originates form the femoral canal

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22
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muscle layers of the scrotum

A

external oblique aponeurosa
internal oblique muscle
trasnversalis muscle fascia
peritoneum

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23
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three ways to repair inguinal hernia

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open: mesh
lap: mesh
open: suture

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24
Q

mesh (patch) inguinal hernia repairs- lichtenstein

A

mesh placed over the transversalis fascia and wrapped around spermatic cord

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25
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mesh (patch) inguinal hernia repairs-rutkow

A

plug placed below the transversalis fascia in addition to a mesh wrapped around spermatic cord

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26
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two types of lap inguinal hernia mesh repairs

A

TEP
TAPP

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27
Q

suture inguinal hernia repairs- bassini

A

unite the triple layer to the inguinal ligament

triple layer closure

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28
Q

suture inguinal hernia repairs- shouldice (modified bassini)

A

4 layer closure

29
Q

two types of open mesh inguinal hernia repairs

A

lichtenstein
rutkow

30
Q

types of inguinal hernia suture reapairs

A

bassini
shouldice
mcvay

31
Q

suture inguinal hernia repairs: Mcvay

A

unite triple layer to the coopers ligament

32
Q

how to expose the hernia structures

A

incise
- skin
- subQ
- scarpas fascia

33
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when expesing the hernia strucutrs, what instrument do you use to incise the skin

34
Q

when expesing the hernia strucutrs, what instrument do you use to incise the subQ

35
Q

when expesing the hernia strucutrs, what instrument do you use to incise the scarpas fascia

A

goulet/ army navy x2

36
Q

what instruments do you use to incise to expose the inguinal canal

A

kelly (allis) x2, metz, gelpi, goulet/ army navy

37
Q

what instrumetns do you use in preserving nerves

A

debakey x2

38
Q

what are the two nerves you need to identify and protect in inguinal hernia

A

ilioinguinal + iliohypogastric nerves

39
Q

what muscle do you encounter for a male inguinal hernia

A

cremaster muscle
- fibers separated
- dont need to close

40
Q

what do you do for IH after spermatic cord is identified

A

dissect free of attachemtns

41
Q

what instruments do you use to dissect spermatic cord free of attachemtns

A

metz/ bovie

42
Q

what do you do in IH after the spermatic cord is freed

A

retract it

43
Q

what instruments do you use to retract he spermatic cord

A

moistened penrose w/ pean

44
Q

what do you do in IH once the spermatic cord is retracted

A

identify if its direct (medial) or indirect (lateral)

45
Q

if the IH is indirect, what do you do first

A

dissected away from spermatic cord and cremaster muscle

46
Q

after the spermatic cord is dissected away for indirect IH, whats next

A

sac contents are pushed back into the abd cavity

47
Q

what instrument do you use to push the sac contents back into the abd cavity for IH

A

sponge stick

48
Q

what comes after sac is pushed back into abd cavity for indirect IH

A

purse string suture may be used to reduce sac and excess sac trimmed off

49
Q

what is the next step of IH reapir after purse string is tied

A

suture repair of transversalis fascia defect, interrupted
- into coopers ligament

50
Q

how do you do the large defect of IH

A

mesh repair

51
Q

what layers do you close with IH

A

external oblique aponeurosa
scarpa fascia
subQ
skin

52
Q

pathology of the breasts

A

neoplasms
cancer
gynecomastia

53
Q

what incision is used for a modified radical mastectomy

A

elliptical transverse incision into axilla

53
Q

how many setups does a modified radical mastectomy require

A

may require 2

53
Q

thyroid pathology

A

hyperthyroidism
thyrotoxicosis
hypothyroidism

53
Q

4 counts of thyroidectomy

A

initial
prior to fascia
prior to skin close
final count

53
Q

steps of thyroidectomy

A

transverse incision
retract
muscles seperated
tissue dissected
find arteries for preservation
dissect thyroid from trachea
hemostasis+ close

54
Q

what type of hemostat for thyroidectomy

A

fine tipped, lots of them

55
Q

stage i breast cancer

A

less than 2 cm

56
Q

stage ii breast cancer

A

gerater than 2 cm, less than 5 cm

57
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stage iii a breast cancer

A

up to 5 cm, may not be fixed

58
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stage iii b breast cancer

A

tumor of any dimension

59
Q

what preservative can you not put breast BX in

A

formalin, makes it permanent

60
Q

what is the CST biggest precaution when prepping for a breast BX

A

do not dislodge the needle

61
Q

what will the surgeon ask the tech to facilitate during the breast BX

A

place traction on the skin to facilitate skin incision

62
Q

what type of incision is made for breast BX

A

curvilinear- follows skin line directly

63
Q

what is the tech responsible for grasping during breast bx

A

grabbing the mass to provide visualization to surgeon

64
Q

how should the tech pass off the specimen of breast Bx

A

not 4x4, place in specimen cup with debakey

65
Q

rule of 5s breast BX

A

5ml of dye, 5 sites, 5 cm of diameter, massage into tissue for 5 mins