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Surgical Technology ChapterSurgical
19 _ Surgical
Technology
Procedures
Chapter
and
Surgical
19Perioperative
_ Surgical
Technology
Procedures
Practice
Chapter
Study
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19Perioperative
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Surgical Procedures
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absorbable suture suture material that is broken down and metabolized by the body
adhesion an abnormal band of tissue that binds abdominal structures together.
adhesions may form as a result of infection or surgery
anastomosis a connection between two tubular organs such as blood vessels, intestine,
tubes, or ducts. an anastomosis can be natural or created by a surgical
procedure.
approximate to bring tissues together by sutures or other means
biopsy removal of tissue for examination and interpretation. a biopsy is often
performed to rule out malignancy.
capillary action the ability of suture material to absorb and wick fluid.
dehiscence separation of the edges of a surgical wound during healing.
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detachable suture a suture-needle combination in which the suture can be easily removed from
the needle by pulling it sharply.
evisceration the displacement of tissue(s) outside their normal location in the body. for
example, abdominal evisceration in which abdominal contents are displaced
out of the body by trauma to the abdominal wall.
frozen section a method used to flash freeze, slice, and examine a tissue specimen using the
microscope. this procedure is used when an immediate diagnosis is required.
the pathology department will have been contacted at the time the
procedure was scheduled.
hematoma an abnormal blood-filled space in tissue that prevents wound healing and
may result in infection.
hemostasis absence of bleeding
inert causing little or no reaction in tissue. used to describe a material used in the
manufacturing of suture or a surgical implant
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19 _ Surgical
Technology
Procedures
Chapter
and
Surgical
19Perioperative
_ Surgical
Technology
Procedures
Practice
Chapter
Study
and
19Perioperative
_Guide.pdf
Surgical Procedures
Practice Study
and Perioperative
Guide.pdf Practice Study Guide.pdf
Surgical
Technology
Chapter 19 |
Surgical
Procedures and
Perioperative
Practice Study
Guide
Surgical Technology ChapterSurgical
19 _ Surgical
Technology
Procedures
Chapter
and
Surgical
19Perioperative
_ Surgical
Technology
Procedures
Practice
Chapter
Study
and
19Perioperative
_Guide.pdf
Surgical Procedures
Practice Study
and Perioperative
Guide.pdf Practice Study Guide.pdf
,surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf
absorbable suture suture material that is broken down and metabolized by the body
adhesion an abnormal band of tissue that binds abdominal structures together.
adhesions may form as a result of infection or surgery
anastomosis a connection between two tubular organs such as blood vessels, intestine,
tubes, or ducts. an anastomosis can be natural or created by a surgical
procedure.
approximate to bring tissues together by sutures or other means
biopsy removal of tissue for examination and interpretation. a biopsy is often
performed to rule out malignancy.
capillary action the ability of suture material to absorb and wick fluid.
dehiscence separation of the edges of a surgical wound during healing.
surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf
, surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf
detachable suture a suture-needle combination in which the suture can be easily removed from
the needle by pulling it sharply.
evisceration the displacement of tissue(s) outside their normal location in the body. for
example, abdominal evisceration in which abdominal contents are displaced
out of the body by trauma to the abdominal wall.
frozen section a method used to flash freeze, slice, and examine a tissue specimen using the
microscope. this procedure is used when an immediate diagnosis is required.
the pathology department will have been contacted at the time the
procedure was scheduled.
hematoma an abnormal blood-filled space in tissue that prevents wound healing and
may result in infection.
hemostasis absence of bleeding
inert causing little or no reaction in tissue. used to describe a material used in the
manufacturing of suture or a surgical implant
surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf surgical technology chapter 19.pdf
