Week 2 Terms Flashcards
Debridement
The removal of devitalized tissue, debris, foreign objects from a wound.
Fenestrated drape
A sterile body sheet with a hole or window that exposes the incision site. Placed after all other drapes and towels are placed.
Impervious
Waterproof
Incise drape
A plastic adhesive drape that is positioned over the incision site after the surgical skin prep. The drape creates a sterile surface over the skin.
Residual activity
The antimicrobial action of an antiseptic or disinfectant that continues after the solution has dried.
Retention catheter
A type of urinary catheter that remains in place. Also called a Foley or indwelling
Solution
Any liquid antiseptic combined with water.
Single-stage prep
Also called a paint prep. The skin prep is performed using only antiseptic solution which is painted on the skin at the operative site
Straight catheter
A non retention urinary catheter used to drain the bladder one time.
Tincture
Any liquid antiseptic combined with alcohol
70% isopropyl alcohol
Alcohol
Chlorhexidine gluconate
Hibiclens Exidine
Aqueous providone-iodine
Betadine
Algia
Pain
Cele
Hernia
Centesis
Surgical puncture to remove fluid
Coccus
Berry-shaped
Cyte
Cell
Dynia
Pain
Ectomy
Excision, removal, resection
Emia
Blood condition
Genesis
Condition of producing, forming
Gram
Record
Graph
Instrument for recording
Graphy
Process of recording
Itis
Inflammation
Logy
Study of
Lysis
Breakdown, destruction, separation
Malacia
Softening
Megaly
Enlargement
Oma
Tumor, mass, collection of fluid
Opsy
To view
Osis
Condition, usually abnormal
Antiseptic
Chemical approved for the use on skin that inhibits growth and reproduction of microorganisms.
Surgical site infection SSI
Postoperative infection of the surgical wound
Cocci
Bacterium
Pathy
Disease condition
Penia
Deficiency
Phobia
Fear
Plasia
Development, formation, growth
Plasty
Surgical repair
Ptosis
Drooping, falling, prolapse
Sclerosis
Hardening
Scope
Instrument for visual examination
Scopy
Process of visual examination
Stasis
Controlling, stopping
Stomy
Opening to form a mouth (stoma)
Therapy
Treatment
Tomy
Incision, cutting into
Trophy
Development, nourishment