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• Orraphy. repair
• Herniorrhaphy. repair of hernia
• Episiorrhaphy. repair of vulva
• Malignancies. Present of malignant tumor; cancer
• Esophagoscopy. Endoscopic visualization of esophagus
• Esophagoscopy. to diagnose esophagitis
• Proctosigmoidoscopy. endoscopic visualization of anal canal, rectum, sigmoid colon.
• Proctosigmoidoscopy is a endoscopic visualization of anal canal, rectum, sigmoid colon.
• Proctosigmoidoscopy position are: Lithotomy. Jacknife. Modified lateral/sims
• Colostomy. formation of opening into the colon.
• Colostomy is the formation of opening into the colon brought out onto the abdominal wall as stoma.
• Temporary Colostomy. divert fecal stream from distal colon
• "put at rest" because of anastomosis
• Permanent Colostomy. to treat malignancies of the colon
• Hemorrhoidectomy. surgical removal of hemorrhoidal tissue.
• Hemorrhoidectomy. excision of the veins of the anus and associated overlying skin and anoderm (externally) and mucous membrane (internally).
• In hemorrhoidectomy, after induction of anesthesia. Proctosigmoidoscopy is performed.
• Dilatation and Curettage. enlargement of cervical canal and removal of endometrial or endocervical tissue for histologic study.
• Dilatation and Curettage is enlargement of cervical canal and removal of endometrial or endocervical tissue for histologic study.
• Dilatation and Curettage is enlargement of cervical canal and removal of endometrial or endocervical tissue for histologic study. Removal by scraping.
• Dilatation and Curettage is the enlargement of cervical canal and removal of endometrial or endocervical tissue for histologic study.
• Herniorrhaphy. to correct abdominal bulging of internal organs, often the intestines through a weakness of muscular wall.
• Herniorrhaphy. to correct abdominal bulging of internal organs, often the intestines through a weakness of muscular wall.
• Herniorrhaphy. to correct abdominal bulging of internal organs, often the intestines through a weakness of muscular wall.
• Hernias can be reducible or irreducible, that is incarcerated.
• Incarcerated. compromising the viability of trapped tissue.
• Inguinal Hernia. multifascial defect is in the groin
• Umbilical Hernia. hernia within the umbilicus
• Epigastric Hernia. defect in the abdominal wall between xiphoid process and umbilicus through which fats protudes.
• Epigastric Hernia is a defect in the abdominal wall between xiphoid process and umbilicus through which fats protudes.
• In amputation. Discuss possibility of phantom limbs sensation. Pre-op
• Amputation. surgical removal of limb or body parts.
• In amputation. Maintain sterility. Intra-op
• In amputation. anesthesia administered. Intra-op
• In amputation. move stump to encourage circulation. Post-op
• In amputation. move stump to encourage circulation.
• In amputation. Observe dressing. Post-op
• In amputation. wrap stump loosely.
• Phantom Limbs Sensation. pain and discomfort of limb that is no longer there.