Burns
what are burn priorities?
what is airway, breathing, circulation, urine output
what procedure has the entire lesion removed; often preferred when melanoma suspected so depth can be assessed?
what is excisional biopsy?
what is a protein made by B-cell-derived plasma cells that binds a specific antigen?
what is antibody?
what is a degenerative wear-and-tear joint disease?
what is osteoarthritis (OA)?
what care is provided during the whole surgical period: pre + intra + post?
what is perioperative?
what are white/brown/black, leathery, nonblanching; entire dermis destroyed burn?
what is full-thickness burns?
what procedure uses circular tool that removes full-thickness core?
what is punch biopsy?
what cell allows faster response after future exposure?
what is memory cell?
what are hives/urticaria, angioedema, wheeze/stridor/dyspnea, GI symptoms, tachycardia, hypotension hallmarks of?
what is anaphylaxis?
what is a medical device that uses circulating warm water to provide safe, controlled dry heat therapy to a specific part of the body?
what is aquathermia?
What are permanent; best rejection profile; donor site is a second wound?
what is autograft?
what is small pearly/translucent nodule, rolled border; slow-growing, least metastatic cancer?
what is basal cell carcinoma?
what is a rapid innate “first responder,” especially important against infection?
what is a neutrophil?
what is an autoimmune inflammatory polyarthritis?
what is rheumatoid arthritis (RA)?
what are postop dyspnea, low O2, diminished/crackles, lowgrade fever; often from shallow breathing clues for?
what is atelectasis?
what are human donor/cadaver grafts used as a temporary cover?
what is allograft/homograft?
what are scaly/crusted lesions, may ulcerate; more metastatic potential than BCC?
what is squamous cell carcinoma?
what cell coordinates immune response. HIV attacks these?
what is CD4 helper T cell?
what causes kidney involvement from lupus?
what is lupus nephritis?
what condition is inflamed gallbladder, usually from gallstone obstruction?
what is cholecystitis?
what are animal, often porcine, temporary biologic covers?
what is a xenograft?
what uses UV light to help evaluate certain fungal/bacterial/pigment changes?
what is wood’s lamp?
what cell kills infected/foreign cells; important in transplant rejection?
what is CD8 cytotoxic T cell?
what is a systemic autoimmune disease called?
what is SLE / lupus?
what are these clues pointing towards: during/after anesthesia: rising ETCO2/hypercarbia, tachycardia, muscle rigidity, hyperkalemia, dysrhythmias; fever may be later?
what is malignant hyperthermia?