Credits to Ma'am Evangeline Teruel

1. ERMTERUEL 2011

2. Surgery
Peri-operative
nursing
Pre-operative
Intra-operative
Post-operative

3. Ambulatory
care setting
Clinics
Community
setting
Homes

4. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
 Low cost  Less time for
 Low risk of rapport
infection  Less time to
 Less interruption assess,
of routine evaluation, teach
 Less interruption Risk of potential
from work complication
 Less stress post op.

5. GPOP
ERMTERUEL 2011

6. TAE
UNO

7. Prefixes
Suffixes
Root
word

8. anti super peri
Hemi ultra pan
supra py dis
Infra ante post
sub dys

9.  Plasty
 Orrhapy  centesis
 cele  otomy
 graphy  scope
 Gram  tome
 Lysis  Ectomy
 itis  Lithotomy
 oscopy
 pexy

10.  chole  thoraco  proct
 pneum  hem  mast
 colpo  cysto
 cholecyst  ot
 teno  dors
 ureter  orchio
 rhino  gynec
 cut  adeno
 pyel  angio

11. Pro
ReCoRD

12. OPET

13. IDENTIFICAT
ION
DATE
IOS
CONTAINER

21.  According to
PURPOSE
 Accordingto degree
of URGENCY
 According to degree
of RISK

22. 1. Diagnostic
2. Exploratory
3. Curative
 Ablative
 Reconstructive
 Constructive
4. Palliative
5. Transplant

23. Major
ER,HR,D,VO,BL
Minor

24. Emergency
Urgent /Imperative
Planned / Required
Elective
Optional

26. Neolithic
Age

27. a procedure in
which a hole is
drilled in the skull
to relieve pressure
on the brain

28. EGYPT

29. Circumcision
Castration
Lithotomy
Amputation

30. ANCIENT
INDIA

31. GS and Ortho
PLASTIC
SURGERY

32. 4 th CENTURY
B.C.

33. A Greek physician
published
descriptions of
various surgical
procedures

34. MIDDLE AGES

35. Barbers
as
surgeons

36. GUY DE
CHAULIAC

37. Frenchsurgeon who
published CHIRURGIA
MAGMA (Great
Surgery)
▪in 1316
Classify the order of
surgeon

38. PETER LOWE
(1550 – 1613)

39. “CHIRURGERIE”
(science or art)
1597
1 st description of
OOS&COS

40. 1. To take away
2. To held and add
3. To put in place which
is out
4. To separate
5. To join what is
separated

41. CRITERIA OF A
SURGEON:
1. He be learned
2. Expert
3. Ingenious
4. Well
mannered

42. FATHER OF MODERN
SURGERY
employed the
method
of
LIGATING

43. AMBROISE
PARE

44. BLOOD
CIRCULATION

45. WILLIAM
HARVEY

46. Italian anatomist
who
identified the existence
of
tiny blood vessels
called
CAPILLARIES.

47. MARCELLO
MALPIGHI

48. British anatomist
and
surgeon who
stressed the close
relationship
between medicine
and surgery.

49. JOHN
HUNTER

50. American dentist often
CREDITED WITH THE
DISCOVERY OF
SURGICAL ANESTHESIA.
In 1846
he used anesthesia as a
way to mask pain during
surgery.

51. WILLIAM
MORTON

52. American surgeon
who used anesthesia
in
1842
during removal of
tumors but did not
publish his results
until
1849.

53. CRAWFORD
W. LONG

54. French chemist
who discovered
FERMENTATION or
PUTREFACTION
(the decay and death of
body tissue is caused
by bacteria in the air).

55. LOUIS
PASTEUR

56. British surgeon
who applied
Pasteur’s work to surgery
by developing
ANTISEPTICTECHNIQUES
including the
use of carbonic acid spray
to kill germs in the OR
before surgery.

57. JOSEPH
LISTER

58. Pioneer
of
abdominal
surgery

59. THEODOR
BILLROTH

60. Pioneered techniques
such as
washing of hands
and
changing into clean clothing
before surgery
which prevent wounds from
being contaminated during
surgery.
This techniques helped minimize
post operative infections.

61. Austrian
IGNAZSEMMELWEISS
and
american
OLIVER WENDELL
HOMES

62. German physicist
who
invented
X-RAYS
in
1895
to “photograph” the
inside of the body.

63. WILHELM
CONRAD K.
ROENTGEN

64. Austrian
pathologist
who
discovered
BLOOD GROUPS
A, B and O.

65. KARL
LANDSTEINER

66. 1937
Blood banks were
created
1940
 antibiotics were introduced
to further minimized the risk
of post operative infection

67. American surgeon who
developed a
HEART – LUNG MACHINE
in 1953
marking the
beginning
of
MODERN CLINICAL
HEART SURGERY.

68. JOHN H.
GIBBON

69. 1950
-OPERATING
MICROSCOPE
was developed
AND THE
FIRST KIDNEY
TRANSPLANT

70. South African
physician
who
performed
the FIRST
HEART

71. CHRISTIAAN
BARRNARD