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Sternal Saw used for

See behind the sternum to get to the lungs in the pericardio window

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Incision of Media Scnoscopy

Super Sternal Notch

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What is a media scnoscopy

Biopsy of lymph node to look for cancer

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CST job during Media Scnoscopy

Help guide punch in. Label specimen cups

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Rigid Bronchoscopy

Used mainly for children to retrieve foreign bodies

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Thoracotomy

Big Invasive procedure (open). allows direct visualization, biopsy, repair of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels.

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Thoracostomy

Minimally invasive. Allows chest tube insertation

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Thoracoscopy Also Known As

VATS (Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery). Minimally invasive. allows visualization into the chest cavity

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Number of True Ribs

Seven

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Final branch of respiratory tree is called

Alveoli

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Fibrous layer of pus formation over the lungs is called:

Empyema

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how many lobes are in the right lung

three

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how many lobes are in the left lung

two

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Always leave what’s behind so the lung doesn’t collapse

Chest Tubes

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Exchange of O2 and CO2

Capillaries

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what is used for lateral positioning

Bean Bag

Hooks to suction

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Bleb is

irregular Bluge that has the appearance of a blister on the lung

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VATS procedure can turn into

Thoracotomy

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What to do with chest tubes

Connect to Pluera Vac on suction. Chest tubes inserted with tonsil forceps or alligator

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Where do you position the chest tube collection device

Below Patient

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What covers the surface of the lungs

Visceral Pleura

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Always do what when labeling speciamen cups

If made mistake, cross it out and write your initials next to it.


Always repeat back what the specimen is

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Pectus Excavatum

Breast bone goes inward to the chest

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Pectus Caviame

The breastbone extends outward of chest cavity

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Heart Attack also known as

Myocardial Infraction

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There are______ pulmonary Veins

four

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Consider the pacemaker of the heart

SA Node

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Thickest part of the heart is

Myocardium

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Method used to preserve the heart by reducing its metabolic needs

Hypothermia

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Device used for patients who are unable to be weaned off of cardiopulmonary bypass is (ICU patients)

Intra- Aortic Balloon pump

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Frequently used to repair atrial and ventricular septal defects (mainly in pediatric patients)

Dacron Patch

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releasing construction on the lungs by fibrin layer is

Lung decortication

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Congenital defect characterized by cyanosis causing an appearance of “Blue Babies”

Tetralogy of Fallot

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Function of an ECMO machine is

Provide temporary support to the heart and lungs

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Largest Artery of the body

Aorta

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Largest Vein of the body

Vena Cava

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____ are found only in veins

Valves

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Tips up refers to

Vascular Procedures (Go against vessels without damanging it)

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<p>Greenfield Filter</p>

Greenfield Filter

Blocks blood clots


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If a DVT from the deep veins of the legs enters the cardiopulmonary system, which of the following life-threatening conditions occurs:

Pulmonary embolus

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Dermal Atrophy, Hemorrhage, ulcerations, and cellulitis are complications of:

Varicose Veins

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How to prep an extremity

Distal to Proximal Circumferentially

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What vein do you get from the leg for a carotid artery graft

Saphineous Vein

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Vessel loops and umbilical tape are commonly used for

Retraction

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Used on the tips of hemostats to prevent breaking of delicate monofilament sutures when tagged:

Suture Booties

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Claudication means

The vein is stripped, and the leg is giving a pain or throbbing feeling


Can lead to varicose veins

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what is used to help varicose veins

Stockinettes

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Procedure for vascular access for long term hemodialysis:

Arteriovenous (AV) Fistula and Shunt

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What do pledgets do

Reduce the tension of the stitch from tearing apart

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Javid Shunt Clamp Purpose

Allow continuous blood flow to the brain

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What is an aneurysm

A blood clot in the artery. Send the thrombus (blood clot) as a specimen.

Graft would wrap around aneurysm

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When passing sutures

Wet surgeons hands

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Double armed means

has two needles

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TCAR procedure

Used for high-risk patients

Treats blockage in the carotid artery and lowers the risk of stroke

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Triple A Test

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA), also known as an aortogram.


Imaging of the aorta

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Vascular Disease test known as

Angiogram

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Sign to switch to hep saline

DR asked anesthesia to give heparin

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Sign to switch back to normal Saline

Dr asks anesthesia to give protamine

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What holds cannulas in place

Purse String

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Widow Maker is known as

A severe type of heart attack caused a complete blockage of the Left Anterior Desending artery (LAD)

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Steps for embolectomy or thrombectomy is:

#11 blade, Potts-Smith scissors, insertion of Fogarty catheter

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considered the gold standard for evaluation of vascular disease

Angiography

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what are pledgets

cushion under stitches to reinforce tissue and prevent suture from tearing through tissue