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Systematic Approach to Describe Instruments & Operative Procedures in Surgery, Orthopedics and Anesthesia
Vinod Pusdekar
SECTION 1: STERILIZATION, TYPES AND PARTS OF A SURGICAL INSTRUMENT
CHAPTER 1:
Sterilization of the Instruments
CHAPTER 2:
Various Types of the Instruments in Common Surgical Practice
CHAPTER 3:
Parts of a Typical Surgical Instrument
SECTION 2: INSTRUMENTS IN GENERAL SURGERY
CHAPTER 4:
Cutting Instruments
BARD PARKER'S HANDLES (DETACHABLE HANDLE)
SURGICAL BLADES
How to Hold the Bard Parker's Handle after Attaching Surgical Blade to it?
Uses of Bard Parker's Handles and Surgical Blades
SCISSORS
MAYO'S SCISSOR
Uses
METZENBAUM SCISSOR
Uses of Metzenbaum and McIndoe's scissors
McIndoe's SCISSOR
Uses
HEATH'S SUTURE CUTTING SCISSOR
Uses
CHAPTER 5:
Holding Instruments
RAMPLEY'S SWAB (SPONGE) HOLDING FORCEPS
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
DOYEN'S OR MAYO'S TOWEL CLIP
BACKHAUS TOWEL CLIP
Uses
Mainly Used as
Additional Uses
SPENCER WELL'S HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS
How to Differentiate the Hemostatic Forceps from the Needle Holder?
Uses
Mainly used
Additional Uses
MOSQUITO HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS (HALSTED'S)
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
KOCHER'S HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
LISTER'S SINUS FORCEPS
How to Differentiate it from the Spencer Well's Type of Hemostatic Forceps?
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
ALLIE'S TISSUE FORCEPS
Uses
BABCOCK'S TISSUE FORCEPS
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
LANE'S TISSUE FORCEPS
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
CORD HOLDING FORCEPS (COLLINGWOOD STEWART'S RING BLADED HERNIA)
Uses
TONGUE HOLDING FORCEPS (THOMPSON'S)
Uses
DUVAL'S LUNG FORCEPS
Uses
May be Used
CHEATLE'S FORCEPS
Uses
CHAPTER 6:
Instruments for Tissue Dissection
DISSECTING FORCEPS
Plain (Non-Toothed) Dissecting Forceps
Uses
Toothed Dissecting Forceps
Uses
VASCULAR FORCEPS
Uses
RIGHT ANGLED FORCEPS (LAHEY'S FORCEPS) OR MIXTER ARTERY FORCEPS
Uses
CHAPTER 7:
Stone Holding Forceps
DESJARDIN'S CHOLEDOCHOLITHOTOMY FORCEPS
Uses
Mainly Used
Can be Used
PYELOLITHOTOMY FORCEPS
Uses
SUPRAPUBIC CYSTOLITHOTOMY FORCEPS
Uses
CHAPTER 8:
Needle Holders
CHAPTER 9:
Modern Techniques of Suturing
SKIN STAPLER
CHAPTER 10:
Retractors
LANGENBACH'S RIGHT ANGLED RETRACTOR
Uses
CZERNEY'S RETRACTOR
Uses
Uses of the Biflanged Blade:
Uses of the Flat Blade:
MORRIS RETRACTOR
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
DEAVER'S CURVED ABDOMINAL RETRACTOR
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
DOYEN'S RETRACTOR
Uses
MALLEABLE RETRACTOR
Uses
ALLISON LUNG RETRACTOR
Uses
VOLKMANN'S CAT'S PAW RETRACTOR
Uses
SKIN RETRACTOR
Uses
SINGLE HOOK RETRACTOR
Uses
KIDNEY HILUM RETRACTOR
Uses
SELF-RETAINING RETRACTORS
SELF-RETAINING RETRACTOR (BALFOUR'S TYPE) WITH PROVISION OF THIRD BLADE FOR ATTACHMENT
How to Use
Uses
SELF RETAINING RETRACTOR WITH TWO BLADES (No Provision for 3rd Blade Attachment)
How to Use
Uses
MOLLISON'S SELF-RETAINING MASTOID RETRACTOR
Uses
Mainly Used in
Additional Uses
JOLL'S THYROID RETRACTOR
Uses:
DOYEN'S MOUTH GAG
Uses
JENNING'S MOUTH GAG
Uses
Other Types are Davis Mouth Gag
CHAPTER 11:
Clamps
DOYEN'S GASTROINTESTINAL OCCLUSION (NON-CRUSHING) CLAMP
Uses
MOYNIHAN'S GASTRIC OCCLUSION (NON-CRUSHING) CLAMP
Uses
KOCHER'S GASTRIC OCCLUSION CLAMP
PAYER'S CRUSHING CLAMP
Uses of Payer's Gastric Crushing Clamp
INTESTINAL CRUSHING CLAMPS
Uses
BULLDOG VASCULAR CLAMP
SATINSKY VASCULAR CLAMP
Uses
MAYO'S PEDICLE CLAMP
Uses
CHAPTER 12:
Miscellaneous Instruments in General Surgery
KELLY'S RECTAL SPECULUM (PROCTOSCOPE) or ANAL SPECULUM
How to do the Proctoscopy or Anoscopy?
Uses
BRODIE'S OLIVE POINTED FISTULA DIRECTOR WITH FRENULUM SLIT
Uses
Mainly Used
May be Used
MALLEABLE OLIVE POINTED PROBE
Uses
Mainly Used
May be Used
TROCAR AND CANNULA
Uses
SUPRAPUBIC TROCAR AND CANNULA (CANTUE'S)
Uses
HYDROCELE, TROCAR AND CANNULA
Uses
YANKUR'S SUCTION CANNULA
Uses
MULTIHOLE SUCTION CANNULA
Uses
KIDNEY TRAY
Uses
VOLKMAN'S SPOON OR SCOOP
Uses
CHAPTER 13:
Instruments in Specialized Surgery
DOYEN'S RIB RASPATORY
Uses
Advantages of Separating the Periosteum by Rib Raspatory
SCHOMACHER'S RIB SHEAR
Uses
TRACHEAL DILATORS
Uses
HUDSON'S BRACE/ BURR/ PERFORATOR
Uses
BONE CUTTER AND BONE NIBBLER
HORSLEY'S DURA MATER SEPARATER AND SKULL ELEVATOR
Uses:
DURA SEPARATOR
Uses
HUMBY'S KNIFE WITH GUARDED BLADE (SKIN GRAFTING KNIFE)
Uses
METALLIC URETHRAL BOUGIE
LISTER'S METALLIC BOUGIE
Uses
SECTION 3: CATHETERS, TUBES AND DRAINS
CHAPTER 14:
Catheters
METALLIC URETHRAL CATHETER FOR MALE
Uses
SIMPLE OR PLAIN RUBBER CATHETER
Uses
Urological Uses
Non-Urological Uses
FOLEY'S SELF-RETAINING BALLOON CATHETER
Uses
Urological Uses
Non-Urological Uses
SILICONE SELF-RETAINING CATHETER
Uses
MALECOT'S CATHETER
Uses
CHAPTER 15:
Trocar and Cannula
SUPRAPUBIC TROCAR CANNULA (SUPRACATH)
Uses
INTERCOSTAL TROCAR CANNULA
Uses
CHAPTER 16:
Tubes
NASOGASTRIC TUBE (RYLE'S TUBE)
Uses
FLATUS TUBE
Uses
TRACHEOSTOMY TUBES
Uses
Complications of Tracheostomy
SUCTION TUBINGS
Uses
CHAPTER 17:
Drains
CORRUGATED RUBBER DRAIN/SHEET (CRD)
Uses
SUCTION DRAIN
Uses
ABDOMINAL DRAIN
Uses
UROSAC BAG
Uses
SECTION 4: INTRAVENOUS CANNULA, INTRAVENOUS AND BLOOD SET, INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS
CHAPTER 18:
Intravenous Cannula and Sets
INTRAVENOUS CANNULA (INTRACATH/VASOFIX)
Uses
SCALP VEIN SET
Uses
INTRAVENOUS INFUSION SET
Uses
BLOOD TRANSFUSION SET
Uses
THREE-WAY CANNULA
Uses
CHAPTER 19:
Intravenous Fluid Bottles (Crystalloid Bottles)
5% DEXTROSE INJECTION
Uses
RINGER LACTATE INJECTION
Uses:
SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION
Uses
DEXTROSE NORMAL SALINE
Uses
STERILE WATER VIAL
Uses
CHAPTER 20:
Syringes and Needles
SYRINGES
Uses
Mainly Used
Additional Uses
HYPODERMIC NEEDLE
Uses
Additional Uses
SECTION 5: ORTHOPEDICS INSTRUMENTS AND IMPLANTS
CHAPTER 21:
Orthopedics Instruments
FARABEUF'S RASPATORY OR PERIOSTEUM ELEVATOR
Uses
LANE'S BONE LEVERS
Uses
OSTEOTOME (Osteo = Bone, Tomy = Cutting)
How to Differentiate Chisel from an Osteotome?
Uses
CHISEL
Uses
BONE GOUGE
Uses
BONE AWL OR BRADAWL
Uses
MALLET
Uses
PUNCH
Uses
BONE HOLDING FORCEPS
Uses
BONE CUTTING FORCEPS OR BONE SHEARS
Uses
BONE NIBBLER OR BONE NIBBLING FORCEPS
Uses
VOLKMAN'S SPOON OR SCOOP
Uses
GIGLI'S WIRE SAW
Uses
GUIDE WIRE
Uses
HAND DRILL
Uses
T HANDLE OR CHUCK HANDLE FOR INSERTING GUIDEWIRE
Uses
DRILL BIT GUIDE
Uses
TAP
Uses
K-WIRE BENDER AND CUTTER
HEAVY DUTY PLIER
NOOSE PLIER
Uses of K-wire Bender and Cutter, Heavy Duty Plier and noose Plier:
CHAPTER 22:
Orthopedics Implants
PLATES
Dynamic Compression Plate (DCP)
Low Contact Dynamic Compression Plate (LCDCP)
Reconstruction Plate
Locking Plate
Uses
SCREWS
Uses
PROSTHESIS FOR HIP HEMIORTHOPLASTY
AUSTIN MOORE'S PROSTHESIS (AMP)
Indications/Uses
THOMPSON'S PROSTHESIS
Indications/Uses
BIPOLAR PROSTHESIS
INTRAMEDULLARY NAILS (IM NAILS)
RUSH NAIL
Uses
K -WIRE
Uses
KUNTSCHER'S INTRAMEDULLARY NAIL (K-NAIL)
Uses
S-P NAIL
Uses
STAINLESS STEEL WIRE
Uses
STEINMAN PIN
BOHLER'S STIRRUP
Uses of Steinman Pin
May be Used
CHAPTER 23:
Bandages, Crepe Bandages and Plaster of Paris Bandages
COTTON BANDAGES
Uses
COTTON CREPE BANDAGE (ELASTOCREPE)
Uses
PLASTER OF PARIS BANDAGE
Uses
SECTION 6: SUTURE MATERIALS USED IN SURGICAL PRACTICE
CHAPTER 24:
Classification and Description of Suture Materials
CLASSIFICATION OR TYPES
Depending on the Source or Origin
Natural
Synthetic
Depending on the Behavior of the Suture Material in the Tissues
Absorbable Sutures
Nonabsorbable sutures
Depending on the number of strands in the suture materials
Monofilament
Polyfilament
Characteristics of an Ideal Suture Material
Descriptions of Different Labeling in a foil Pack
Number of Suture Material
Type of Suture in the pack
Length of the Suture Material in the Pack
Description of the Needle
Other Descriptions which are not Necessary to Mention in the Examinations are
How to describe the Suture Material in the foil pack
CHAPTER 25:
Needles
CHAPTER 26:
Different Types of Suture Materials
NATURAL ABSORBABLE SUTURE MATERIAL
Catgut (Plain and Chromic Catgut)
Uses
Uses of Plain Catgut
Uses of Chromic Catgut
SYNTHETIC ABSORBABLE SUTURE MATERIAL
POLYGLACTIN 910 SUTURES (VICRYL: Trade Name by Ethicon)
Uses
VICRYL RAPIDE SUTURE
Uses
NONABSORBABLE NATURAL SUTURES
Silk, Mersilk
Uses
Uses of Silk (sutupak)
Uses of Mersilk
LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
Uses
NONABSORBABLE SYNTHETIC SUTURES
Monofilament Polyamide (ETHILON: Trade Name of Monofilament Polyamide by ethicon)
Uses
NYLON
Uses
POLYPROPYLENE (PROLENE: Trade Name of Polypropylene by Ethicon)
Uses
STAINLESS STEEL WIRE
Uses
SECTION 7: ANESTHESIA EQUIPMENTS
CHAPTER 27:
Airways
GUEDEL'S OR OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY
Uses
Complications of putting the oropharyngeal airway
NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY
Uses
LARYNGEAL MASK AIRWAY (LMA)
Uses
Complications in using LMA
CHAPTER 28:
Equipments for Tracheal Intubation
LARYNGOSCOPES
How to perform Laryngoscopy
Uses
Complications During Laryngoscopy
ENDOTRACHEAL TUBES (ETT)
Uses
Problems in practice with ETT Intubation
CONNECTOR
Uses
STYLET
Uses
MAGILL'S FORCEPS
Uses
SUCTION CATHETER
Uses
CHAPTER 29:
Equipments for Ventilation
AMBU BAG (AMBULATORY MANUAL BREATHING UNIT)
Uses
OXYGEN RESERVOIR
Uses
NON-REBREATHING VALVE (Fish Mouth Valve)
Uses
ANGLE (UNIVERSAL) CONNECTOR
Uses
RESERVOIR BAG
Uses
CORRUGATED ANTISTATIC RUBBER TUBE
Uses
FACE MASKS
Uses
OXYGEN MASK AND TUBING
Uses
âTâ PIECE
Uses
CHAPTER 30:
Equipments for Regional Anesthesia
SPINAL NEEDLE
Uses
Contraindications for Lumbar Puncture
Complications of Lumbar Puncture
EPIDURAL CATHETER
Uses
CHAPTER 31:
Commonly Used Drugs in Anesthesia
BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE IN DEXTROSE INJECTION (ANAWIN SENSORCAINE Heavy, 5%)
Uses
BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION (ANAWIN 0.5%)
Uses
LIGNOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE AND DEXTROSE INJECTION (LOX Heavy 5%)
Uses
LIGNOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE (XYLOCAINE 1% or 2%)
Uses
LIGNOCAINE WITH ADRENALINE (LOX 2%)
Uses
LIGNOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION (XYLOCARD 2%)
Uses
LIGNOCAINE SPRAY
Uses
LIGNOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE GEL (XYLOCAINE 2% JELLY)
Uses
ADRENALINE TARTRATE INJECTION
Dose
Uses
ATROPINE SULFATE INJECTION
Uses
GLYCOPYRROLATE (PYROLATE) INJECTION
Uses
ONDANSETRON
Uses
HYDROCORTISONE SODIUM SUCCINATE INJECTION
Dose
Uses
DEXAMETHASONE SODIUM PHOSPHATE INJECTION (DEXONA)
Dose
Uses
FUROSEMIDE (LASIX)
Uses
MIDAZOLAM (MEZOLAM)
Uses
DIAZEPAM (CALMPOSE)
INJECTION OF ETOFYLLINE AND THEOPHYLLINE (DERIPHYLLIN)
Uses
THIOPENTONE SODIUM (THIOSOL Sodium)
Uses
KETAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION (ANEKET)
Uses
PROPOFOL INJECTION (NEOROF)
Uses
SUCCINYLCHOLINE (SUCOL)
Uses
ATRACURIUM/ PANCURONIUM/ VECURONIUM/ ROCURONIUM
ATRACURIUM BESYLATE
Uses
NEOSTIGMINE METHYLSULFATE
Uses
HALOTHANE/ SEVOFLURANE/ ISOFLURANE/ DESFLURANE
HALOTHANE
ISOFLURANE
SEVOFLURANE AND DESFLURANE
Uses
SECTION 8: SURGICAL (OPERATIVE) PROCEDURES
CHAPTER 32:
Preoperative Preparation of the Patient Prior to Surgical Procedures
PREPARATION OF THE OPERATIVE AND SURROUNDING AREA
Injection Lignocaine Hydrochloride (Xylocaine) Sensitivity Test
Fasting or Nil by Mouth (NBM)
Written and Informed Consent
CHAPTER 33:
Preparation of the Patient on the Operation Table Prior to the Procedure
CHAPTER 34:
Major Operative Procedures
APPENDECTOMY
Definition
Indications
Contraindications
Techniques
OPEN APPENDECTOMY
Definition
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incisions
Steps of the Procedure
McBurney's Gridiron Incision
Other Recommended Incisions for Appendectomy
Retrograde Appendectomy (Dissection of the Appendix from Base to its Tip)
Postoperative Complications
Early Complications
Late Complications
LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Advantages of Laparoscopic Appendectomy Over Open Appendicetomy
Disadvantages of Laparoscopic Appendectomy
Postoperative Complications of Laparoscopic Appendectomy
TREATMENT OF APPENDICULAR MASS
Vitals to be Monitored and Criteria to Stop the Conservative Regimen are
TREATMENT OF APPENDICULAR ABSCESS
CHOLECYSTECTOMY
Definition
Indications
Other Indications
Indications in Asymptomatic Gallstones
Techniques
Anesthesia
OPEN CHOLECYSTECTOMY
Position of the patient on the operation table:
Incisions
Steps of the Procedure
LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Advantages of Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Over Open Cholecystectomy
Absolute Contraindications for Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
Complications of Cholecystectomy
CIRCUMCISION
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Precautions to be Taken While Doing Circumcision
Postoperative Complications
OPERATIONS FOR REPAIR OF INGUINAL HERNIA
Repair of Inguinal Hernia Consists of:
HERNIOTOMY
Definition
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
OPERATIONS FOR REPAIR OF ADULT INGUINAL HERNIA
Three Categories of Repair are Available
PRIMARY TISSUE REPAIRS (INGUINAL HERNIORRHAPHY)
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Commonly Performed Primary Tissue Repairs
Bassini's Repair
Modified Bassini's Repair
Shouldice's Repair
Layer by Layer Repair of Shouldice's
Lothiessan's Repair or McVay or Cooper's Ligament Repair
Darn Repair (Abrahamson's Nylon Darn Repair)
ANTERIOR TENSION FREE MESH REPAIR (HERNIOPLASTY)
Definition
Lichtenstein Tension Free Hernioplasty (Mesh Repair)
PATCH AND PLUG TECHNIQUE
PREPERITONEAL REPAIRS
Rive's Preperitoneal Prosthetic Mesh Repair
Stoppa's Great or Giant Prosthetic Reinforcement of Visceral Sac (GPRVS)
KUNTZ OPERATION (Inguinal Orchiectomy)
Indications for Kuntz Operation
HERNIORRHAPHY VERSUS HERNIOPLASTY
Regarding Herniorrhaphy
Regarding Hernioplasty
Complications of Hernia Surgery
Causes of Recurrence
LAPAROSCOPIC HERNIOPLASTY
Indications of Laparoscopic Hernia Repairs
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Techniques
Transabdominal Preperitoneal Approach (TAPP)
Steps of the Procedure
Preperitoneal Approach (TEP)
Steps of the Procedure
Advantages of Laparoscopic Hernia Repair
Disadvantages of Laparoscopic Hernia Repair
REPAIR OF ADULT (ACQUIRED) HYDROCELE
Indication
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Techniques
LORD'S PLICATION OF THE SAC
Definition
Indication
Steps of the Procedure
Advantage of Lord's Plication of the Sac Over Eversion of the Sac
JABOULAY'S EVERSION OF THE SAC
Definition
Indications
Steps of the Procedure
Disadvantage of Jaboulay's Eversion of the Sac
Sharma and Jhawer's Technique
SUBTOTAL EXCISION OF THE SAC
Definition
Indication
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
Temporary Methods of Repair of Hydrocele
Treatment of Congenital Hydrocele
VASECTOMY
Definition
Indication
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table or Bed
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
Postoperative Advice
SUPRAPUBIC CYSTOLITHOTOMY
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
MODIFIED RADICAL MASTECTOMY: MRM (PATEY'S MASTECTOMY)
Definition
Indications of MRM
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
Structures to be Preserved in Patey's MRM are
Advantages of Patey's MRM Over Halsted Radical Mastectomy
Other Types of Mastectomy
Simple Mastectomy
Extended Simple Mastectomy
Halsted and Meyer's Radical Mastectomy (Halsted Radical Mastectomy)
Disadvantages of Halsted Radical Mastectomy
Extended Radical Mastectomy
Super Radical Mastectomy
Auchincloss Procedure
Levels of Axillary Lymph Nodes to be Removed in Carcinoma Breast
SURGERIES FOR THYROID GLAND
Indications for Operations in Case of Thyroid Swelling
Preoperative Treatment
Preoperative Investigations
Types of Surgeries to be Done in Case of Benign Thyroid Swelling
Anesthesia
Patient's Position on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Care
Postoperative Complications and their Management
CHAPTER 35:
Minor Surgical Procedures
INCISION AND DRAINAGE OF AN ABSCESS
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Techniques
Free or Liberal Method
Hilton's Method of Abscess Drainage
INSERTION OF AN INTERCOSTAL DRAIN (ICD)
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table or Bed
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Intra-and Postoperative Complications
TRACHEOSTOMY
Definition
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table or Bed
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
Postoperative Advice
VENESECTION
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table or Bed
Incision
Sites where Venesection is Usually Done
Steps of the Procedure
Complications
EXCISION OF THE CYST (SEBACEOUS OR DERMOID CYST)
Definition
Indication
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
EXCISION OF THE LIPOMA
Definition
Indication
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
LYMPH NODE BIOPSY
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Operation Table
Incision
Steps of the Procedure
Postoperative Complications
SECTION 9: BEDSIDE PROCEDURES
CHAPTER 36:
Bedside Procedures
PERIURETHRAL CATHETERIZATION
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Bed
Steps of the Procedure
Causes of Failure to Pass Catheter
Complications
RYLE'S TUBE (NASOGASTRIC) INSERTION
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Bed
Steps of the Procedure
How to Confirm that Tube is in the Stomach and not in the Trachea
Complications
PROCTOSCOPY/ANOSCOPY
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Bed
Steps of the Procedure
Complications
INTRAVENOUS CANNULA INSERTION
Definition
Indications
Anesthesia
Position of the Patient on the Bed
Steps of the Procedure
Complications
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