Chapter 37 Flashcards
voluntary procedure
elective
to relieve pain
palliative surgery
care of a patient from the time of the decision to have surgery through recovery from the procedure
perioperative
removal or destruction
lysis
cutting out or off
-ectomy
joining of two parts, or blood vessels
anastomosis
cutting into
-otomy
revision
-plasty
four stages of anesthesia
- stage of analgesia
- the excitement phase
- surgical anesthesia state
- complete respiratory depression
the administration of the anesthetic agent and ends when the patient becomes unconscious
stage l : the stage of analgesia
muscles become tense, but swallowing and vomiting reflexes are still present, breathing may become irregular
stage ll : the excitement phase
begins w/the onset of regular breathing again, vital functions are depressed, eyes are fixed, and reflexes are lost or temporarily depressed
stage lll ; surgical anesthesia state
spontaneous perspiration are absent
stage lV : complete respiratory depression
transfusion of ones own blood
autologous transfusion
blood clot causing inflammation of a vessel
thrombophlebitis