Perioperative Crossword
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1) stop the bledding and replace blood volume. apply pressure dressing to the bleeding site, notitfy the surgeoun, 2) semi Fowler's positon, adming oxygen, and adming analgesgtics for pain4) incomplete expansion or collaspe of alveoli wth retained mucos5) improve and maintain tissue perfusion by eliminating the cause of shock. establish and maintain the airway;placing patient in a flat position with the legs elevated 30 to 45 degrees;admin oxygen;monitor vital signs;hematocrit, and blood gas results;maintain body warmth with covers;and admin meds. 10) blood clot or foreign substance that is dislodged and travels through the bloodstream until it lodges in a smaller vessle12) body's reaction to acute circulatory failure as the result of an alteration in the circulatory control or a loss of intravascular flud 14) dyspenia, chest pain, cough, cyanois, rapid respirations, tachycardia, and anxiety |
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3) injection of the local anethetic intto the epidural space through the caudal canal in the sacrum6) Injecting a local anethestic around a nerve trunk supplying the area of surgery7) stablaize cardiovascular and respirtroy function. mantaining the patient on bed rest in the semi-Fowler's postion, assessing vital signs frequently, adming oxygen, adming meds, and instructiong p/t to avoid Valsalva's manuever8) inflammation of the alveoli as a result of an infectious process or presence of foreign material9) semi Fowler or Fowler position, adming oxygen, adming meds, providing frequent oral hygiene, and ensuring rest and comfort11) restlessness, anxiety and frank bleeding as well as hypotension, cold, clammy skin, a week trheady and rapid pulse;cool, mottled extremeties, deep rapid respirations;decreased urinary output;thirst;and apprhension13) fever, chills, cough, that produces a rusty or purulent sputum, crackes and wheezes, dyspena and chest pains15) decreased lung sounds, over the affected areas, dyspensia, cyanosis, crackles and restlessness, and apphrension16) subarachnoid spice through lumbar, causing sensor, otor, and autonomic blockage17) pain and cramping in the calf or thigh of the involved etermiety, redness and swelling in the affect area, elevated temps, and an increase in the diameter of the involved exteremity18) injection through the interverterbral spaces19) adming meds, maintaining the p.t to bed res, applying external heat, applying tigh high antiembolic stocks or sequential pneumatic compression devices, and measuring the billateral calf every shift20) inflammation of a vein associated with a thrombus formation21) excessive internal or external blood loss |
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