Surgeries you have learned!
Positions
Medical Terminology
Equipment
OR Roles
100

Laparoscopic Surgery removing the Gallbladder

Lap Chole

100

Pt. lies on their backs, arms out or tucked at normal anatomical position.  Ex. Lap Chole

Supine

100

Cholecystectomy

Removal of the Gallbladder

100
Electrosurgical Unit (ESU)

Bovie

100

Non sterile team member that circulates the room and charts on the patient. 

Registered Nurse

200

Laparoscopic Surgery removing the Appendix

Lap Appy

200

Pt. lies on their side and is secured. Ex: Colonoscopy or Peg Board

lateral

200

Tracheostomy

Opening into the Trachea

200

Used for X Ray's & Fluoroscopy in Surgery.

C-Arm

200

Sterile Team member that facilitates the surgery by utilizing privileges such as incisions, wound closure, grasping of tissues. 

Surgical First Assist

300

Exploratory Surgery, Open view of the Abdomen

Exploratory Laparotomy 

300

Pt is in stirrups. Ex D&C

Lithotomy

300

Surgical Repair of a Joint

Arthroplasty

300

Protects the team members from radiation

Lead

300

Sterile team member that establishes the sterile field and maintains sterility. 

Surgical Tech

400

Removal of the Ovaries

Bilateral Oophorectomies 

400

Pt. in modified Supine, Head DOWN

ex. Providing access to Pelvic organs.

Trendelenburg

400

Surgical fusion of a joint

Arthrodesis

400

3 Components of Viewing with a scope

1. camera/hand piece

2. Light source

3. Scope

400
Non sterile team member that intubates the patient while administering medication and monitors patient vitals intra-op

CRNA

500

Procedure during a lap chole, checking if the Cystic Duct is blocked by stones. Uses Fluoroscopy & Contrast Media. 

Cholangiogram

500

Patient lies on their abdomen, arms anatomically to the side or tucked. 

Prone

500

Oscopy

to view with a scope

500

Returns electrical current of monopolar ESU safely away from the patient. 

Grounding Pad

500

Sterile Team member that assists with providing exposure via retracting. 

Second Assist