Surgical Vocab
-Ectomy
Removal of
Manage HYP
Beta-Blockers
Loss of sensation to area of body w/o LOC
Regional Anesthesia
Closed Suction drain placed at surgical site
A reaction that can be happen when pt recieves too manyb transfusions.
Iron Overload
Occurs when certain pts with the autosomal trait are exposed to anethestic agents and causes muscle rigidity.
Malignant hyperthermia
Decrease anxiety and increase sedation
Benzodiapines
Prevent conduction of pain impulse
(i.e) lidocaine
Local Anesthesia
High Fowler's
Antibodies with wrong antigens. 90% of all reactions
Febrile Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction
-Orrhapy
Repair or suture
Increase gastric emptying and decrease nausea
Antiemetics
General Anesthesia
Stage of wound healing when serous fluid may be present
Inflammatory phase
w/i 1-6 hours of transfusion. Leading cause of related deaths
Transfusion related acute lung injury
Injected into bundle of nerves that enter and exit spinal cord
Epidural Block
decrease HCI and increase pH
Histamine antagonists
Used outside of OR. Pt breathes w/o assistance
Moderate Sedation
Is the cause of moderate temp elevation (>38 degrees) during first 48 hours of post op
Lung congestion, dehydration
w/i 15 to 2 hours or transfusion. ABO incompatible blood products.
Acute hemolytic Transfusion Reaction
Separation and disruption of previously joined wound edges
Wound dehiscence
Patients who use long-term anticoagulants are placed on this prior to sugery
Heprin
Used outside of OR. pt may need airway managment. Used in conjunction with regional/local
Monitored Anethesia Care (MAC)
Interventions for abdominal distention
Ambulation, Suppositories
Right-Side positioning, NG tube decompression
T lymphocytes from donor attack recipient. Skin rash, fever and jaundice.
Graft vs Host Disease