Special Surgical Procedures I MD0927

✍ Scribed by US Army medical department

• Publisher: US Army medical department
• Year: 2006
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 254
• Series: US Army medical course
• Edition: 100
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

USE OF PROPRIETARY NAMES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SPECIAL SURGICAL PROCEDURES I
INTRODUCTION
LESSON 1
Section I. INTRODUCTION
1-1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE
1-2. OPERATING ROOM TEAM
1-3. THE ROLE OF THE OPERATING ROOM SPECIALIST
1-4. TERMINOLOGY
1-5. SPECIALIST-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
1-6. THE PATIENT
1-7. THE OPERATING ROOM SPECIALIST
Section II. PREPARATION OF THE PATIENT FOR SURGERY
1-8. INTRODUCTION
1-9. MENTAL PREPARATION
1-10. PREOPERATIVE SKIN PREPARATION (PREP)
1-11. PREPS IN SPECIAL SITUATIONS
1-12. IMMEDIATE PREOPERATIVE SKIN PREPARATION
Section III. SURGICAL POSITIONS
1-13. INTRODUCTION
1-14. SUPINE POSITION (DORSAL RECUMBENT)
1-15. TRENDELENBURG POSITION
1-16. REVERSE TRENDELENBURG POSITION
1-17. LATERAL KIDNEY POSITION
1-18. LATERAL CHEST POSITION
1-19. LITHOTOMY POSITION
1-20. PRONE POSITION
1-21. JACKKNIFE (KRASKE) POSITION
1-22. SITTING POSITION
1-23. POSITIONS FOR SPINAL ANESTHESIA
Section IV. DRAPING THE PATIENT
1-24. INTRODUCTION
1-25. LAPAROTOMY DRAPE
1-26. LITHOTOMY DRAPE
1-27. DRAPING A LIMB
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 2
Section I. INFORMATION ON FILE
2-1. INTRODUCTION
2-2. KARDEX FILE
Section II. HANDLING AND USE OF SUTURES
2-3. INTRODUCTION
2-4. METHODS OF WOUND HEALING
2-5. TYPES AND LAYERS OF TISSUE REQUIRING CLOSURE
2-6. TECHNIQUES OF APPROXIMATING TISSUE
2-7. SURGEON'S PREFERENCE FOR SUTURES AND STITCHES
2-8. PREPARATION BY SPECIALISTS
2-9. PROCEDURES FOR PREPARATION OF SUTURES
2-10. PROCEDURES FOR HANDLING OF SUTURES
Section III. PREPARATION OF SPECIMENS
2-11. HANDLING OF SPECIMENS
2-12. HANDLING OF CULTURES
2-13. TISSUE TO BE PROCESSED FOR STORAGE
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 3
Section I. INTRODUCTION
3-1. GENERAL
3-2. TERMINOLOGY
3-3. THE ANESTHETIST AND THE SPECIALIST
3-4. PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION
3-5. FACTORS IN SELECTION OF ANESTHETIC AGENT
Section II. REGIONAL ANESTHESIA
3-6. METHODS OF ADMINISTRATION
3-7. ADMINISTRATION OF LOCAL INFILTRATION ANESTHESIA
3-8. TOPICAL APPLICATION OF ANESTHESIA
3-9. ADMINISTRATION OF REGIONAL NERVE BLOCK ANESTHESIA
3-10. ADMINISTRATION OF SPINAL (SUBARACHNOID) BLOCK ANESTHESIA
3-11. ADMINISTRATION OF PERIDURAL (CAUDAL) BLOCK ANESTHESIA)
3-12. REGIONAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS
3-13. PROCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE
3-14. LIDOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE
3-15. TETRACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE
3-16. TOXICITY OF REGIONAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS
3-17. TOXIC REACTIONS TO REGIONAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS
3-18. PREVENTION OF REACTIONS
3-19. TREATMENT OF REACTIONS--SPECIALIST DUTIES
Section III. GENERAL ANESTHESIA
3-20. METHODS OF ADMINISTRATION
3-21. ADMINISTRATION OF INHALATION ANESTHESIA
3-22. ADMINISTRATION OF INTRAVENOUS ANESTHESIA
3-23. STAGES OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA
3-24. BASAL ANESTHESIA
3-25. ETHER
3-26. NITROUS OXIDE
3-27. THIOPENTAL SODIUM
3-28. TOXIC REACTIONS TO GENERAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS
Section IV. EMERGENCIES IN ANESTHESIA
3-29. SPECIALIST'S ROLE IN EMERGENCIES
3-30. FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS
3-31. CARDIAC ARREST
3-32. LARYNGOSPASM
3-33. VOMITING
3-34. OTHER EMERGENCIES
Section V. PARENTERAL THERAPY
3-35. INTRODUCTION
3-36. PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR INJECTION
3-37. PREPARATION FOR INJECTION
3-38. CARE OF THE EQUIPMENT
3-39. SUBCUTANEOUS (HYPODERMIC) INJECTION
3-40. INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION
3-41. INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION
3-42. INTRAVENOUS INJECTION
3-43. WITHDRAWAL OF A BLOOD SPECIMEN
3-44. INTRAVENOUS INFUSION TECHNIQUE
3-45. PREPARATION FOR INFUSION
3-46. INTRAVENOUS INFUSION
3-47. OBSERVATION OF THE PATIENT DURING INFUSION
3-48. VENOUS CUTDOWN
3-49. BLOOD TRANSFUSION
3-50. TRANSFUSIONS DURING SURGERY
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 4
PROCEDURES IN GENERAL SURGERY
4-1. INTRODUCTION
4-2. SURGERY OF THE SKIN
4-3. SKIN GRAFT
4-4. DEBRIDEMENT OF SOFT TISSUE WOUND OF THE THIGH
4-5. EXCISION OF PILONIDAL CYST AND SINUS
4-6. COMMON SITES FOR ABDOMINAL INCISIONS (FIGURE 4-2)
4-7. SPONGE COUNT
4-8. ABDOMINAL WALL HERNIOPLASTY (HERNIORRHAPHY)
4-9. APPENDECTOMY
4-10. LAPAROTOMY
4-11. GASTRECTOMY
4-12. COLOSTOMY
4-13. CHOLECYSTECTOMY
4-14. SURGERY FOR VARICOSE VEINS
4-15. THYROIDECTOMY
4-16. HEMORRHOIDECTOMY
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 5
Section I. GENERAL ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
5-1. INTRODUCTION
5-2. DUTIES OF THE SPECIALIST
5-3. SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN PREPARATION OF THE PATIENT
5-4. SPECIAL PROBLEM IN PREPARATION OF THE OPERATING ROOM
5-5. OPERATIONS FOR DISCUSSION
5-6. SKELETAL ANATOMY
5-7. REDUCTION (SETTING) OF FRACTURES
5-8. CLOSED REDUCTION WITH TRACTION OF FEMORAL SHAFT FRACTURE
5-9. BASIC TECHNIQUE--OPEN REDUCTION OF FRACTURES
5-10. BONE-GRAFTING OF FRACTURED BONE
Section II. SURGERY OF THE HIP
5-11. TREATMENT OF FRACTURED HIPS
5-12. INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE (SEE FIGURE 5-3)
5-13. INTRAMEDULLARY FEMORAL FRACTURE
5-14. DISLOCATION OF THE HIP
5-15. ARTHROPLASTY OF THE HIP
5-16. TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT
5-17. ARTHRODESIS OF THE HIP
Section III. OPERATIONS ON THE TIBIA
5-18. INTRAMEDULLARY PINNING FOR TIBIAL FRACTURE
5-19. OPERATION FOR TIBIAL SHAFT FRACTURE
5-20. COMPRESSION PLATING OF FRACTURES (SEE FIGURE 5-5)
Section IV. OPERATIONS OF THE KNEE
5-21. PATELLECTOMY
5-22. RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PATELLA
5-23. ARTHROPLASTY OF THE KNEE JOINT
5-24. ARTHRODESIS OF THE KNEE
5-25. ARTHROTOMY OF KNEE JOINT FOR EXCISION OF TORN CARTILAGE (SEE FIGURE 5-6)
Section V. OPERATIONS ONTHE ANKLE AND FOOT
5-26. TREATMENT OF FRACTURES
5-27. EXCISION OF EXOSTOSIS
5-28. BUNIONECTOMY (SEE FIGURE 5-7)
Section VI. OPERATIONS ON THE SHOULDER, ARM, FOREARM, AND WRIST
5-29. BANKART OPERATION (SEE FIGURE 5-8 [A through H])
5-30. TREATMENT OF FRACTURES OF THE ARM, FOREARM, AND WRIST
5-31. CLOSED SUCTION DRAINAGE OF THE ARM, FOREARM, AND WRIST
Section VII. PLASTIC AND AMPUTATION PROCEDURES
5-32. A-K AMPUTATION OF LEG
5-33. TENOPLASTY OF FINGERS
Section VIII. APPLICATION OF PLASTER CASTS
5-34. INTRODUCTION
5-35. TYPES OF CASTS
5-36. PLACEMENT OF CASTS
5-37. QUALIFICATIONS OF A GOOD CAST
5-38. ROLE OF THE SPECIALIST
5-39. PRINCIPLES OF APPLICATION
5-40. PROCEDURES IN APPLICATION
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS