Perioperative Care Flashcards

1
Q

Difference between elective surgery and acute surgery?

A

ELECTIVE = Planned
ACUTE = Immediate/emergency

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2
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What does “PERIOPERATIVE” mean?

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Means the whole continuum of care throughout surgery from start to end.

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3
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What does “Postoperative” mean?

A

After surgery

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4
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What does “Intraoperative” mean?

A

During surgery

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5
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What does “Preoperative” mean?

A

Before surgery

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6
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What does “DIAGNOSTIC surgery mean?

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-Means to provide a diagnosis
-to improve quality of life

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7
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What does “Cosmetic” surgery mean?

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Alter physical appearance, reconstruction surgery. Plastic surgery e.g repairing a burn or scar

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8
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What does “Palliative” surgery mean?

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Cannot cure the person. Without cure; To improve quality of life or cutting a nerve root to reduce pain

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9
Q

Body root words:

1: Carp/o
2: Faci/o
3: Mast/o
4: Phall/o
5: Dors/i/o
6: Blepher/o
7: Or/o
8: ot/o
9: Thorac/o
10: Rhin/o
11: Tarso

A

1: wrist
2: face
3: breast
4: penis
5: Back
6: head
7: eyelid
8: mouth
9: Ear
10: chest
11: Mouth

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10
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Surgical methods

A

Microsurgery & Minimal invasive surgery

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11
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What does “ Anastomosis” mean?

A

The joining of two ends. The connection of two disconnected parts

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12
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Components of General Anesthesia

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1: unconsciousness (Hypnosis)
2: Analgesia (Areflexia) - without pain or without reflex
3: muscle relaxation - ventilated because cannot breathe by themselves

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13
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Types of Anaethesia/Anaesthetics

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1: General anaesthetic
2: Local Anaesthetic
- Regional
- Including spinal and epidural (not feel anything from waist down)
3: Sedation

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14
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Patient positioning: SUPINE

A

Lying flat with chest up

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15
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Patient positioning: PRONE

A

Lying flat with chest facing down and back up

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16
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Patient positioning: LITHOTOMY

A

Lying on back with knees positioned above hips and spread apart

17
Q

NBM

A

Nil by mouth

18
Q

What is ANESTHESIA?

A

Partial or complete loss of sensation with or without loss of consciousness as result of disease, injury, or administration of an anaesthetic agent, usually by injection or inhalation

19
Q

Patient positions

A

Supine
Prone
Lithotomy
Traction
Lateral
Trendelendberg
Reverse trendelenberg
Side tilt
Beach chair

20
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Lateral position

A

Lying on side