Test 2 Surgical Patient Flashcards
The entire process of preparing for and undergoing a surgical procedure is referred to as what?
Perioperative
This is the phase or period in which the patient arrives in the surgical suite and is taking to an operating room and the surgery is performed and the patient was taken to the post anesthesia care unit
Intraoperative
This phase because the hours and days following the completion of the surgical procedure which is focus on recovering from the effects of the anesthesia and then the healing process takes place in the patient’s body
Post operative
Who are at higher risk for developing have not cleared infections?
Elderly and people who are immunocompromise, debilitated , Mel nourished, or severely ill
Prevent healthy people from infection?
hand hygiene
Healthy diet such as protein vitamin E calcium vitamin see in copper
Adequate fluid intake
Don’t smoke
Exercise and maintain normal body weight for age and height
Decrease stress
Get sleep
This is an indication that a foreign substance has broken through the body’s natural defenses
Inflammation and infection
Signs and symptoms and somebody with an in adequate immune system such as HIV/AIDS or other immuno deficiency?
Flu like symptoms , fever night sweats , diarrhea, malaise, rash, headache, myalgia, neuralgia,sore throat , GI distress, loss of appetite , photophobia, weight loss, lack of energy, skin rashes, flaky skin, yeast infections, inflammatory disease, herpes
Fever, dyspnea, cough, crackles
Regulatory mechanisms
Baroreceptor reflex
Volume receptors
Renin-angiotensin- aldosterone
Mechanism
Anti diuretic hormone
Fluid imbalances
Hypo and hypervolemia
Dehydration
Water intoxification
Hypotonic solution causes cells to what
Swell
Lines of defense in inflammation
1
2
3
Mechanical and chemical barriers
Inflammation response and phagocytosis
Immune responses
Natural killer cells
Body temp of what is optimal for bacteria growth . What temp? Skin ph?
99
Cooler
3-5
What are the body’s defenses of inflammation
Skin
Lungs / Cilia
Urinary tract - flushed away bacteria
Normal and expected response e to cell and tissue injury
Inflammation
Non specific body defense to invasion or injury
Inflammation