Main Principles Flashcards
Surgery in ancient Egypt -1600 BC
Head injury management
Wound suture
Adhesive bandage
Use of meat grease or honey
Fracture
Dislocations
What is the hippocratic method
Method to reduce humerus dislocation
Animals used by Galen (129-199 AD) to approximate humans anatomy
Monkey
Perception of surgery after spread of Christianity
Spiritual
Disease -> the evil
Practice by uneducated persons
First dissection and accurate description of the human body was done by
Andreas vesalius
(1514-64)
Who reintroduced ligation of bleeding vessels
Ambrose pare 1510-90
Who did the first amputation
Robert liston 1846
Who practiced the first nerve block
Halsted 1884
Who developed the germ theory
Louis pasteur 1861
Steps for history taking in surgery
Names, age, date of birth , sex, marital status , occupation
Present complaint
History of present complaint
Question about system of present complaint
Questions about other systems
Past history
Drug history
Immunizations
Family history
Social history
Habits
What is the SOCRATES method when describing pain
Site
Onset
Character
Radiation/referral
Associated symptoms
Time/duration
Exacerbating/relieving factors
Severity
Steps of examination
Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
What is JALCCOD when inspecting patient
Jaundice
Anemia/pallor
Cyanosis
Clubbing
OEdema
Dehydration
Things to note in respiratory inspection
FAN
Accessory muscles aiding in respiration
Shape
Symmetry of chest
Chest movement
RR
Things to note in respiratory palpation
Trachea position
Tenderness
Chest expansion
Tactile vocal fremitus
Things to note in respiratory percussion
Symmetry
Resonance
Dullness
Stony dull
Hyper resonance
Things to note in respiratory auscultation
Vésicular
Reduced
Absent
Crépitations
Stridor
Cardiovascular inspection
Distended neck veins
Pedal edema
CVS PALPATION
APE BEAT
PULSE - rate, rythm, volume
CVS percussion
Cardiac boundaries
Location of apex beat
CVS Auscultation
Normal heart sounds
Pathological sounds
Murmurs
Bruit
Abdomen inspection
Shape
Bulge
Rxn to coughing
Presence of scars
Fistula
Sinus
Dilated surface veins
Abdomen palpation
Light and deep palpation (tenderness0
Elicit guardian
RBT
Masses
Liver
Bilateral kidneys
Balloting of kidney
Abdomen percussion
Enlarged Liver , spleen, intraabdominal mass
Shifting dullness
Peritonitis
Succession splash
Abdomen auscultation
Bowel sounds -> low or high pitch , absentm vascular bruits
When should you do rectal examination in abdomen issue
All the time
Rectal inspection
Anal hygiene
Masses
Ulcers
Discharge
Rectal palpation
Sphincter tone
Rectal mass
Tenderness
Prostate
Cervix
Stool
Lab investigation possible
FBC
Urinalysis
BUE Cr
LFTs
Clotting profile
Radio investigation possible
Non ionizing => ultrasound scan like Doppler scan, endoscopic USG , MRI
Ionizing like plain xray, xray with contrast , CT scan