Peri-Operative Panopto Flashcards
How many Perioperative Phases are there? What are they named?
Preoperative Phase
Intraoperative Phase
Postoperative Phase
Preoperative phase =
Before surgery
Intraoperative phase =
During surgery
Postoperative phase =
After surgery
What is an Ablative surgery?
Removes or repairs a diseased part. It is curative surgery
What kind’ve surgery is a palliative one?
Alleviates or reduces symptoms. Doesn’t cure.
A cosmetic improvement surgery’s purpose is to-
Restore function or appearance
What is the difference between a diagnostic and explorative surgery?
Diagnostic = Determines presence or extent of a pathologic condition
Exploration = Determines presence or extent of a disease
Exploration is done when you know what the problem is, you just wanna know how bad it may be or if there’s anything accompanying it.
Diagnostic is you know the symptoms, but you’re unsure what’s going on with the pt and you want more clarity.
Examples of Diagnostic surgeries:
Endoscopic Procedures (Bronchoscopy or Colonoscopy)
Examples of cure or ablative surgeries:
Extraction of a diseased Gallbladder (Cholecystectomy), Removal of a ruptured Appendix (Appendectomy), Infected Cyst Removal
Examples of Palliative Surgeries:
Remove a lung tumor to help respirations, cut nerve pathways to stop intractable pain
Examples of Preventive Surgeries:
Prophylactic Mastectomy, Gene Testing (Prophylactic Removal of the Breast or a Skin Mole)
Examples of Cosmetic Improvement Surgeries:
Scar Revision, Breast Reconstruction, Dental Implants
Examples of Exploration surgeries:
Laparotomy
Name some examples of Functional Surgeries:
Breast Reconstruction, Cleft Lip / Palate Repair, Burn Trauma Repair
Do surgical settings vary?
Yup, could be inpatient or outpatient. Could be in a hospital, clinic, or provider’s office