ST 106 week 3 review part 2

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Created by:

alexonatsko  on May 27, 2010

Subjects:

sutures and needles

Classes:

AlexGroup, ST Session 3

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ST 106 week 3 review part 2

Needles
need to be aimed at midline (heart) when passing it to Surgeon
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Needles need to be aimed at midline (heart) when passing it to Surgeon
11-0 smallest suture
Purse string used to close base of appendix
tissue adhesive used on liver to stop bleeding
infection present in wound, increase collagenolysis
evisceration contents are spilling out of the abdomen
Prolene monofilament, low inflammatory response
Tapered used on soft tissue, punctures tissue
Retention suture adds support to closure, used in conjunction with running suture or interrupted
mesh used to close defect in abdominal wall, D All of the above
Drain used in dead space, to get fluid out
Knot weakest part of the suture
Cotton suture used on gastrointestinal tract
Silk suture will not be used if allergies persist, or there's reaction, or infection
Surgeon picks what suture to use according to type of tissue, hospital availability, and cost
Suture with low capillary capability is used on patients that are at risk for infection
Enzymes break down suture in the body
alcohol sutures are very flamable
polydioxanone is good for wounds that are at risk for infection
natural, synthetic and metal are the subdivisions of non absorbable suture

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