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Intro to Procedures

AB
anastamosisjoining tubular structures together
apposeto bring together
approximatejoin tissues by suture
blunt dissectionseparate planes without cutting
communicatewhen 2 areas connect to each other
deflectpeel back
divideto cut or sever
exciseto cut out
exposurearea surgeon can see
incisecut or sever with sharp instrument
resectto cut out / remove
retractto pull back to view
transectto cut across
midabdominal layersskin, subq, fascia, peritoneum
surgeonchooses incision site
reasons to choose incisionmax exposure, min trauma
midline incision exposesall of abdominal cavity
R subcostal incision exposesbiliary tree
L subcostal incision exposesspleen
L thoraco-abdominal incision exposeslower esophagus and upper stomach
McBurney incision exposesveriform appendix
inguinal incision exposesarea above anterior pelvic bone
Pfannensteil incision exposesuterus, bladder
Positions for abdominal incisionssupine, reg or reverse trendelenberg
exploratory lap may requireadditional specialty instruments
a longer procedure may requirea urinary catheter
removed when entering peritoneum4x4s and 4x8s
moistened when entering the peritoneumlap sponges
considered contaminatedskin knife
cavity irrigationdone before closure
used to irrigatewarm saline
used for additional strength in closureretention sutures
after first closing countopen instrument and soak
After last stitcheswet and dry to clean area
Proc - skinknife - set aside
Proc - subcutaneoushemostats, freeties, scissors, Richardsons
Proc - fasciaknife, Kochers, Mayo sciss
Proc - before peritoneumremove 4x8s, get Balfour
Proc - at peritoneumhemostats, #15 blade, Metz
proc - after peritoneummoist laps, Balfour, more laps
Proc - before closing peritoneumwarm saline irrigation, Poole suction
Proc - closing incisionsuture on NH, Forcep, scissors
Specimens requirecorrect ID, labeling, preservation
Chain of evidencerequires documentation of handlers


Surgical Technologist Instructor
Renton Technical College

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