Week 1 Pain Managment Flashcards

1
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Removal and study of tissue to Mae an accurate diagnosis

A

Diagnostic

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2
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Removes diseased tissue or to correct defects

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Curative

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3
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Relieves symptoms or improves function with out correct the basic problem

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Palliative

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4
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Done to change a physical feature or to correct serious defects that effect appearance

A

Cosmetic

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5
Q

Classification of surgery

Major or minor is called

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Seriousness

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6
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Classification of surgery

Elective ,urgent, emergency, optional, required

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Urgency

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7
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Classification of surgery

Diagnostic, ablative ,palliative, reconstructive, restorative, recurement, cosmetic

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Purpose

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8
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Three phases of surgery

Begins when the patient is scheduled for surgery and ends at time of transfer to the surgical unit

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Preoperative

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9
Q

Three phases of surgery

Begins with entry to the OR suites and ends opun arrival in PACU or recovery room

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Intraoperative

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10
Q

Three phases of surgery
Period starts at the completion of surgery and transfer of patient to the PACU same, day surgery unit and continues well after discharge from agency

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Postoperative

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11
Q

Who explains informed consent and who signs them

A

Medical doctors are the one who fully explains to the pt
But witnessed by the nurse
Nurse may sign as a witness
Signed after full explanation while in normal state in mind

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12
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Who invented proper identification.

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JCAHO

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13
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What act allows the pt wishes to be followed

But surgery does not provide an exception to an advance directive

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Patient self determination act

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14
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PT teaching is done during which stage

A

Preoperative

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15
Q

SCD ( sequential compression devise) does what

A

Promotes venous return and prevent deep vein thrombosis

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16
Q

What is the Preoperative checklist

A
NPO after midnight or 8h before surgery
Bowl preps with GI surgeries
Skin prep ( shower special solution, surrounded area shave
Nothing on but clean gown no make up nail polish no jewelry
Oral care done 
I'd allergy badge on 
Verification of site
Preoperative meds given
17
Q

Types of anesthesia
Loss do sensation reflexes and consciousness
Four stages
Endotrachea, tude

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General anesthesia

18
Q

Types of anesthesia
Loss of sensation and decreased mobility to specific anesthetized area
Risk for injury and burns

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Regional anesthesia

19
Q

Types of anesthesia
Conscious sedation
Side effects :respiratory depression antagonist

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Procedural sedation anesthesia

20
Q

What are the three designated zones in the operating room

A

Unrestricted zone
Semi restricted zone
Restricted zone

21
Q

What involves with primary intention skin healing

A

Wound is clean w/ cleaning edging
Edges can be approximated w/ sutures staples or tape
Healing is rapid
Scar is thin

22
Q

What involves with secondary intention skin healing

A

Wound is large and irregular
Tissue lose,pressure ulcer, deep abrasion
Healing involves inflammation
Scar is large

23
Q

What involve with tertiary intention skin healing

A

Wound is left open because of contamination of debris
Healing involves increase inflammation risk of infection
Edges are approximated with possible sutures
Scar varies with wound

24
Q

What are the signs and symptoms of wound infection

A
Increase tenderness
Redness
Fever or no fever
Edema
Purulent drainage - s/s report
25
Q

Hypo ventilation and excessive retained secretions may lead to lung tissue collapse

A

Atelectasis

26
Q

Occurs when edema or bleeding increases pressure within a muscle compartment to the point of impeding ambulatory

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Compartment syndrome

27
Q

Atelectosis provides a medium for bacterial growth

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Pneumonia

28
Q

May occur as bone marrow release fat into the veins occurs 24-48 after injury

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Fat embolism

29
Q

Can occur when 15-20% of blood lost during surgery , lack of fluid intake , burns are higher risk for this

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Hypovolemia

30
Q

Obstruction of the pulmonary arterial bed

S/s of pink frothy sputum

A

Pulmonary embolism

31
Q

Is a side of effect of anesthetic agent , narcotic, dehydration,

A

Constipation

32
Q

More extensive procedure than a biopsy usually requires opening a body cavity to diagnose and know extent of disease

A

Exploratory