1 / 20

Understanding Surgical Radiography and Team Dynamics in the Operating Room

This chapter delves into the essential components of surgical radiography within the operating room (O.R.). It discusses the expectations of the surgical team, including key roles such as the surgical tech, nurses, and surgeons. It highlights the importance of maintaining a sterile environment, understanding surgical equipment, and effective communication. Additionally, it explores common procedures, such as laparoscopic surgeries and orthopedic interventions, emphasizing the significance of teamwork and preparedness in ensuring patient safety and successful outcomes.

tyne
Télécharger la présentation

Understanding Surgical Radiography and Team Dynamics in the Operating Room

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Chapter 15 Surgical Radiography Page 566-569 / 599-617

  2. Understanding the O.R. • A ________________ • ____________ is expected. • ___________ environment. • We are ___________

  3. A surgical tech has… • ______________ • Surgeons can smell blood • _______________ • Know the equipment • ______________ Skills • Things can and will go wrong • _____________Skills • Short and concise

  4. Who’s in there • ______________ • In Charge • __________________ • 2nd in command • Surgical _____________ • Right hand for the surgeon

  5. Who’s in there • _____________Tech • Helps the surgical team • _____________ • Nurse to assist those who are sterile • _____________ • Nurse who prepares and protects the sterile field

  6. We are responsible for • ___________ • Portable • Stationary machine • _____________

  7. What’s in there • Sterile areas • Non-Sterile areas

  8. Sterile areas • Anything ________________ • Surgical _________ • Surgical ________ • Surgical __________ • Patient • We must __________of the sterile areas.

  9. Non-sterile area • Those areas not Blue or not on Blue. • ___________ • Monitors • ___________

  10. Keeping it clean • _____________ • The absence of infectious material. • _____________(Non-sterile) • O.R. Scrubs • _______ • Hat • _________

  11. Equipment attire • C-arm drape • _________will help • Grab ___________and drape your C-arm • IR • Scrub nurse will have a __________ • ____________into it

  12. During the procedure • ______________ effectively • Make sure everyone hears ________ • Know what ___________ • Then ____________

  13. What we need to know • Set up _______________ • Orientate __________ • When indicated ____________ • Save images

  14. Common X-ray Procedures • Operative _____________ • Laproscopic_______________ • Retrograde Urography • Orthopedics • ____________ • ____________

  15. Procedures • Spinal Surgeries • ______________ • _____________ • Pacemaker Insertion

  16. Chole • Operative or Laproscopic • Locate area of _____________

  17. Urography • ____________ • KUB • Follow the _______________

  18. Orthopedic Procedures • Closed _____________ • Alignment of a fracture. ____________ • Open _____________ • Alignment of a fracture. _________ • Open Reduction with Internal Fixation ______

  19. Orthopedic Procedures • ___________________ • Hardware is external to the patient • ________________ • IM Rod

  20. Spinal Surgeries • ____________ • Lamina removal • ___________ • Cages • _______________ • Disk removal

More Related