Chapter 6
What is a common allergy making Contrast media difficult to use?
Iodine
Diuretics are used to reduce body fluids by preventing the reabsorption of what?
Sodium and water
What are the 3 parts of the pancreas?
Head, body, tail
What is an example of a medication you may be required to stop taking 2 weeks before a surgical procedure?
Oral anticoagulants (Warfarin and aspirin)
What does IOP stand for?
Intraocular pressure
What color is contrast media?
Clear
What do we need to do to a patient that is on diuretics before starting the procedure?
Place a foley catheter
What are the two main classifications of hormones?
steroid and non steroid
What are the 3 stages of the clotting cascade?
STAGE 1: THROMBOPLASTIN (PROTHROMBIN ACTIVATOR)
• STAGE 2: THROMBIN
• STAGE 3: FIBRIN
What is the ophthalmic prep solution?
Ophthalmic 5% prep solution
What dye is used for skin markings?
Gentian Violet
Why type of diuretic is Hydrochlorothiazide?
What is the brand name of oxytocin?
Pitocin
Gelfoam is an example of:
Absorbable gelatin
What does BSS stand for?
Balanced salt solution
If you walked into the OR and smelled vinegar during a GYN procedure what stain are they using?
Acetic Acid
What type of diuretics draw out fluid from the tissues?
Osmotic
Where does epinephrine derive from?
Adrenal glands
What is the onset of Heparin?
5 min
What is the generic name for Pontocaine?
Tetracaine
Which contrast media is used for arteriography?
Omnipaque
What is the only diuretic on the backtable?
Mannitol
What kind of hormone cream is sometimes used after a vaginal hysterectomy?
Estrogen
What is monsel solution used after?
Cervical cone biopsy
What does IC-Green stand for?
Indocyanine green