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1
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what is salem sump drain?

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active

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2
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toppers

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pre sterilized, general incisions

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3
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where do you place thoracic catheter box?

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below table level so it can drain

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4
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coude tip

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navigate around structures, able to see under xray

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5
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benzion

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antimicrobial liquid that is dark

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6
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what does stent pressure dressing reduce?

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edema and hematoma formation

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7
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what is an example of what salem sump drain is used for?

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alcohol poisoning

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8
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cholangiogram

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removal of gallbladder

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9
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pressure dressing

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prevent dead space and edema

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10
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contact layer dressing

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non adherent, stays in contact with wound surface

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11
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Malecot suprapubic catheter

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put through abdomen through incision to bladder

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12
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How to handle bullet

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With hand, not instrument because that could mar object

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13
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franklin silverman biopsy needle

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obtain specimens of the liver, thyroid, kidney, prostate

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14
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intermediate layer dressing

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absorbent layer, storage area for secretion

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15
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Who dictates the disposition of body part?

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The surgeon

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16
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indwelling catheter

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stay in for a long period of time-constant drainage

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17
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fixative

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substance used to harden and preserve specimens

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18
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example of what penrose drain would be used for

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move spermatic cord for hernia

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19
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what should you not put a specimen on?

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raytex sponge- messes up sponge count

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20
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foley 3 way catheter

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goes into bladder, has extra port for medication or irrigation

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21
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Fresh

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Sent to pathology moistened with saline, no formalin

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22
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adaptic

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non adherent, contact layer

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23
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specimen handling off field

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CN

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24
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Anaerobic specimen

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Sent to pathology right away so oxygen doesn’t destroy it

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25
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outer wrap dressing

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holds assembled components in proper position

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26
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collodian

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liquid dressing that forms transparent protective film

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27
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rectal tubes

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drain rectum

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28
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What do you not place preservatives on?

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Calculi, teeth, limbs, tissue scheduled for cultures or FS

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29
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What is #12 knife blade used for?

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Tonsils surgery

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30
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specimen

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tissue, fluid, or foreign body removed from a patient

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31
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Pezzer suprapubic catheter

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goes through abdomen to bladder, looks like a mushroom

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32
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Incorrect labeling

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Devastating for patient, could lead to wrong treatment

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33
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jackson pratt closed wound reservoir

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collects the fluid actively

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34
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special gauses

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used for plastic surgery, burns, skin grafts

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35
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ace bandage

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pressure and support

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36
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percutaneous needle biopsy

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obtained from internal organ or solid mass with hollow needle inserted through body wall

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37
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how are surgical dressings applied?

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sterile

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38
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circumferential

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encases

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39
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Telfa

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used against skin, non adherent

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40
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angiocath

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thread into veins, IV

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41
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biopsy

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tissue or fluid removed for diagnosis

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42
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wet to dry dressing

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used if wound is infected or isn’t stitched close

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43
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purpose of stent pressure dressing

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produces pressure to keep the graft in contact with underlying tissue for healing

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44
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cholangiocatheter

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inject dye

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45
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hemo vac closed wound reservoir

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big surgeries, collects fluid

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46
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how is ace applied?

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distal to proximal

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47
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drain sponge

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placed around drains, cut slit in middle

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48
Q

Frozen sections care

A

Hand to pathologist
Send dry
Hand carried

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49
Q

what does xeroform gauze contain?

A

3% bismuth tribromophenate (antiseptic)

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50
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tube gauze

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protects and secures digits

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51
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what is t tube?

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passive

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52
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Calculi or teeth

A

Sent dry

Send to lab or pathology before giving to patient

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53
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mastisol

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liquid adhesive

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54
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ABD

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pressure and drainage/absorption

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55
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band aid

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small incision, laparoscopies

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56
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what is t tube for?

A

gallbladder, common bile duct

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57
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aspiration biopsy

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fluid is aspirated through needle placed in lesion, joint, or body cavity

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58
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vaseline gauze

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non adherent, used around chest tubes

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59
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nasogastric tube

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nose to stomach, active

60
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Robinson red rubber catheter

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smooth rounded tip, temporary, drain bladder, doesn’t need drainage bag

61
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how does dermabond come off?

A

naturally during the healing process

62
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elastoplast

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for pressure, allows for expansion

63
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frozen section

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tissue or organ quickly frozen with liquid nitrogen

64
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op site

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protective film covering wound securing line, see through so that you can see the wound

65
Q

specimen with a surgeon

A

confirm what the specimen is

66
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microfoam

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used on digits

67
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culture

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growth of living material and microbes in a prepared media

68
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where is thoracic catheter placed?

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intrapleural space in chest cavity

69
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packing

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method of filling a wound to absorb drainage or debride dead tissue

70
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what is suctioning catheter?

A

active

71
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bile bag

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gets drained passively

72
Q

what is the purpose of dressings?

A

protect patient from environment, environment from patient, absorption of drainage

73
Q

15 knife blade

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Hands and feet

74
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vag pack

A

packing

75
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gloves for dressings

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take off outer gloves

76
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dermabond

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liquid skin adhesive that forms microbial shield to protect wound

77
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rule for ABD

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blue side always facing up

78
Q

purpose of drains

A

restore function, promote healing, diagnose

79
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jackson pratt drain

A

drains fluid

80
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bone marrow biopsy

A

needle placed into bone, either sternum or iliac crest

81
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penrose drain

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dependent drainage, always secured with something

82
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what is penrose drain?

A

passive

83
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What does the CN do with preparing the specimen?

A

Prepare and label the specimen to be sent to lab

84
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passive

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gravity

85
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montgomery straps

A

used on frequent dressing changes

86
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sump drain

A

used in the stomach

87
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coban

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used for pressure and support, sticks to itself

88
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Webril

A

padding used with casting material over bony prominences

89
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Salem sump drain

A

for stomach, emptying fluid

90
Q

keys for specimen handling

A

keep moist
keep unlike specimen separate
keep right and left separate

91
Q

What should you tell the pathologist?

A

If the patient is awake

92
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ureteral catheter

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used to drain the kidney, cystoscope, small tubing, collection bag

93
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formalin or formaldehyde

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solution commonly used as preservatives

94
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nasal oxygen catheter

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insert through nose, gives oxygen

95
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how does a wet to dry dressing work?

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wet put inside, dry put on top, when wet dries, it sticks to the tissue in the wound. Then you pull off and it removes dead tissue

96
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blake drain

A

total knee

97
Q

nasopharyngeal catheter

A

secretions, nose

98
Q

Cancer staging

A

Extent of patients cancer

99
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saratoga sump drain

A

deep wound drain

100
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davol closed wound reservoir

A

squeeze ball to form negative pressure

101
Q

Bonanno suprapubic catheter

A

drain bladder through skin, sharp

102
Q

how to prepare for drain

A

insert tubing from inside out through skin
option of cutting tube in half
attach wound tubing to CWS chamber
close pour chamber
squeezing, pumping up balloon, or put together

103
Q

fluffs

A

reduce edema (pressure), placed between two skin areas (padding)

104
Q

fluoroscopy

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xray

105
Q

Cell washings

A

Introducing normal saline into area

106
Q

bioclusive

A

hypoallergenic adhesive transparent dressing for burns, and pressure ulcers

107
Q

splints

A

applied provides support and prevent of movement after injury

108
Q

Stage IV cancer

A

Spread for other organs

109
Q

bulky dressing

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3 layer dressing with additional material added to intermediate layer

110
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why are splints good?

A

allow for tissue inflammation/swelling because it doesn’t encircle the limb

111
Q

xeroform gauze

A

non adherent, packing of nostrils or vaginal canal

112
Q

stockinette

A

padding and protects tissue under casting material

113
Q

how is tissue removed for excisional biopsy?

A

skin incision

endoscope

114
Q

foley 2 way catheter

A

goes into bladder

115
Q

Amputated limbs

A

Patient signs consent for disposal of limb

116
Q

dressing wounds with drains

A

secure with pin or suture, or tape

117
Q

smear

A

material spread thinly on a surface (like microscope slide)

118
Q

how is a Bonanno suprapubic catheter put in?

A

poke through skin straight to bladder

119
Q

where do all tissue/foreign bodies removed go?

A

pathology department

120
Q

Permanent

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Sent to pathology in formalin or normal saline

121
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what is purpose of bulky dressing?

A

support wound, absorb excessive drainage, immobilize area

122
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pathology

A

study of diseases

123
Q

bronchial washings

A

cells collected from one or both bronchi by irrigation, fluid specimen, bronchoscope, from the upper airways

124
Q

TNM

A

Extent of tumor
Extent of spread of lymph nodes
Presence of metastasis

125
Q

foley catheter

A

uses balloons, drainage bags

126
Q

How are cultures obtained?

A

In a sterile manner

127
Q

what is thoracic catheter?

A

active

128
Q

adhesive tape

A

doctors tape, used in positioning patient on OR table

129
Q

what is frozen section used for?

A

rule out cancer

determine adequate tumor margins have been dissected

130
Q

Do you use preservative on ballets?

A

No

131
Q

What is the #3 knife handle for?

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All cases

132
Q

Loss of specimen

A

Could need second procedure or cause delay in treatment

133
Q

iodoform

A

non adherent used for packing

134
Q

breast biopsy

A

needle localization done in xray department first

135
Q

thoracic catheter

A

used after chest surgery

136
Q

types of indwelling catheters

A

foley
2 way
3 way

137
Q

Can specimens be labeled the same?

A

No, all separately

138
Q

active

A

suction

139
Q

what is cholangiocatheter used for?

A

common bile duct surgery

140
Q

application for dressing

A 
have dressing ready
wash and dry incision
apply dressing
remove sterile drapes
outer wrap applied
appropriate size
141
Q

flogarty bilary balloon probe

A

balloon will pull stone out of duct because it goes past stone

142
Q

Pink culture

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Don’t use, this means oxygen go into it and it won’t work

143
Q

handling of specimen in OR

A

CN and ST

144
Q

what is stent pressure dressing?

A

saline soaked dressing held in place by suture material

145
Q

what can broncial washings tell?

A

bleeding
fungal infection
lung cancer

146
Q

specimen handling on field

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