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Surgical Procedures
Exam 2 Chapter 16 Preop Surgical Procedures
Question | Answer |
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determine the origin and cause of a disorder or the cell type | diagnostic |
to resolve a health problem by repairing or removing the cause | curative |
performed to relieve symptoms of a disease process but does not cure | palliative |
to alter or enhance personal appearance | cosmetic |
planned for correction of a nonacute problem | elective |
requires prompt intervention; maybe life threatening if treatment is delayed more than 24-48 hrs | urgent |
requires immediate intervention because of life threatening consequences | emergent |
procedure without significant risk; often done with local anesthesia | minor |
procedure of greater risk; usually longer and more extensive than a minor procedure | major |
breast biopsy, explatory laparotmy, arthoscopy | diagnostic |
cholecystectomy, appendectomy, hysterectomy | curative |
TKA, finger implantation | restorative |
colostomy, nerve root resection, tumor debulking, ileostomy | palliative |
lipsuction, revision of scars, rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty | cosmetic |
cataract removal, hernia repair, hemorrhoidectomy, total joint replacement | elective |
intestinal obstruction, bladder obstruction, kidney or ureteral stones, bone fracture, eye injury, acute cholestitis | urgent |
gunshot wound, sever bleeding, abdonminal aortic aneursym, compound fracture, appendectomy | emergent |
insicision and drainage, implantation of a venous access device, muscle biopsy | minor |
mitral valve replacement, pancreas transplant, lymph node dissection | major |
only the most overtly affected areas involved in the surgery | simple |
simple/partial masectomy | simply |
extensive surgery beyond the area obviously involved; is directed at finding a root cause | radical |
radical prostatecomty, radical hysterectomy | radical |
surgery performed in a body cavity or body area through one or more endoscopes; can correct problems, remove organs, take tissue for biopsy, re-route blood vessels and drainage systems; is a fast growing and ever changing type of surgery | minimally invasive surgery |
arthoscopy, tubal ligation, hysterectomy, lung lobectomy, coronary artery bypass, cholecysectomy | minimally invasive surgery |