Surgical Techniques - Drainage Systems and Tubes 7-C Flashcards
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to decompress the gastrointestinal tract
T
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to prevent abcess formation on trauma patients
D
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to explore or dilate canals of the body
B
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to maintain an opening such as in the trachea
T
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to remove infectious materials to minimize contact with surgical wounds
C
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to prevent formation of hemotomas
D
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to prevent decompression or drainage of retained body fluids
C
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used to enable gentle retraction of tissue during operative procedures
D
Distinguish among uses for catheters, drains, and tubes by placing a C for catheters, a D for drains, a T for tubes, and a B for Bougies next to their uses. used as a route for instilling dye for diagnostic purposes
C
Vocabulary passive movement of fluid through tube
gravity
Vocabulary passive movement of fluid along a solid object
capillary action
Vocabulary used to drain hollow organs such as bladder, may be used as gastrostomy tube, and may be place in large abscess site; connected to drainage bag and drained by gravity
Malecot or Pezzer mushroom-tipped catheter
Vocabulary drains through natural action, but has an increased incidence of infection
Passive/Open
Vocabulary used to drain wound where small to moderate amounts of drainage are expected; has self-contained collecting device and manual suction
Jackson-Pratt
Vocabulary used to drain wound after extensive dissection or where moderate to large amounts of drainage are expected; has self-contained collecting device and manual suction
Hemovac
Vocabulary a gauze dressing is placed over the drain site and acts as the collection device
Penrose drain
Vocabulary used as a Penrose, but gauze allows for “wick” action on accumulated fluid
cigarette drain
Vocabulary inserted after a common bile duct exploration to ensure patency and drainage of the duct during the healing process; connects to a bile bag and drains by gravity
T-tube
Vocabulary mechanical removal of body fluids
suction
Vocabulary drains into a closed fluid collection reservoir using negative pressure to mechanically remove body fluids
active/closed
Vocabulary fluted, flat tube used to drain fluids from wound and comes in French sizes
Blake drain
Vocabulary drains into a closed fluid collection reservoir through mechanical extraction and is more desirable since there is a decreased incidence of infection
passive/closed
Vocabulary the collection and reinfusion of the patient’s own blood
autologous blood retrieval drainage system
Complete the statement concerning chest drains or chest tubes used in OR. Chest tubes are used for all of the following reasons EXCEPT 1) to evacuate hemothorax 2) to drain pleural abscesses 3) to drain esophogeal abscesses 4) to evacuate pneumothorax
3) to drain esophogeal abscesses
Complete the statement concerning chest drains or chest tubes used in OR. When 2 chest tubes are used, the higher chest tube provides for evacuation of _____. 1) air 2) blood 3) serous drainage 4) all of the above
1) air
Vocabulary provides access to the stomach for enteral feeding of patients who are unable to eat normally due to disease process or trauma
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube
Vocabulary single lumen tube used for gastric decompression connected to gravity drainage or intermittent suction
Levine tube
Vocabulary provides prolonged nutritional support following upper gastrointestinal surgery or trauma
Jejunostomy tube
Vocabulary double lumen tube that is used for aspiration, irrigation, or introduction of medication
Sump tube
Vocabulary surgically inserted into the stomach to provide decompression and/or nutrition
gastrostomy tube
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. Drains may need to be emptied frequently in the immediate _____ _____ period.
post op
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. _____ technique must be used when emptying a collection device or changing a drain dressing.
Aseptic
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. Active/closed wound drains are emptied as needed to maintain _____ or to reduce the weight of the receptacle.
suction
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. To safely empty a collection device, pour drainage into a graduated container, being careful not to contaminate the drain _____.
tip
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. Drainage should be discarded in _____ and the container should be rinsed with tap water.
toilet
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. Document the amount of drainage, color, consistency, and if any _____ is present.
odor
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. For Foley catheters, the drainage bag should be positioned _____ the level of the bladder at all times to prevent the backflow of urine and decrease the risk of infection.
below
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. Drains and tubing should be free of _____ and maintained in a secured position to prevent accidental removal.
kinks
Complete the following statement concerning safety precautions for caring for drainage systems and tubes. The drainage _____ is kept in an empty, collapsed position to maintain negative pressure and suction.
bag
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
2-way Foley catheter
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
red rubber Robinson catheter
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
caude catheter
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
Pezzer mushroom tip catheter
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
3-way Foley catheter
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
Malecot catheter
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
urometer
Identify common types of urethral catheters and gravity bedside drainage and collection devices.
standard collection bag
