Surgical

    Cards (71)

    • Cauterizing
      Destroying tissue by burning
    • Clamps
      Implement used to grasp a body part during surgery
    • Closed
      Performed with incision
    • Cosmetic
      Designed to improve the appearance of an exterior body part
    • Cryogenic
      Destroying tissue by freezing
    • Curette
      Sharp instrument for scraping tissue
    • Diagnostic
      Helping finalize a diagnosis
    • Dilator
      Implement used to enlarge an opening
    • Forceps
      Surgical implement used to grasp and remove something
    • Manipulative
      Done without incision, as in the reduction of a fracture
    • Minimally invasive
      Done with the smallest incision possible, such as the clearing of arterial blockages with tiny probes that use laser
    • Needle holder
      Surgical forceps used to hold and pass a suturing needle through tissue
    • Operation
      Any surgical procedure, such as the removal, transplant, or manipulation of tissue
    • Preventive
      Designed to stop or prevent disease
    • Probe
      Sharp device for exploring body cavities or clearing blockage
    • Reconstructive
      Designed to restore a body part to its original state of appearance
    • Retractor
      An instrument used to hold back edges of tissue and organs to expose other tissues or parts
    • Scalpel
      Knife used in surgery or dissection
    • Standard Precaution
      Guidelines issued by the CDC for preventing the spread of diseases
    • Staples
      Metal devices used to suture surgical incision
    • Surgery
      Removal, Transplant, or manipulation of tissue
    • Surgical scissors
      Scissors used for cutting and dissecting tissue during surgery
    • Suture Needle
      Needle used in closing surgical wounds by sewing
    • aseptic
      germ-free
    • cine
      movement
    • Cinecardiography
      radiography of an organ motion
    • electr(o)
      Electric, electricity
    • Electrocardiogram
      graphic record of heart’s electrical current
    • fluor(o)
      Light, luminous
    • Fluoroscopy
      deep tissue examination by x-ray
    • micr(o)

      Small, microscopic
    • Microsurgery
      surgery that used microscope
    • radi(o)
      radiation
    • Radiopaque
      impenetrable to radiation
    • son(o)
      sound
    • Sonogram
      ultrasound image
    • ultra
      beyond
    • Ultrasound
      imaging using sound frequency beyond certain frequency
    • -Centesis
      puncture
    • Amniocentesis
      retrieval of the amniotic fluid through a needle inserted to amnion