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9781556645037

Small Animal Surgical Nursing

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    9781556645037

  • ISBN10:

    1556645031

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-02-14
  • Publisher: Mosby
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Summary

SMALL ANIMAL SURGICAL NURSING, 3rd edition, is a straightforward presentation of practical information that the veterinary technician must know in order to assist during surgeries of cats and dogs. Specifically, the book covers the principles and practice of asepsis; the most efficient layout and working of the surgical area; the principles of surgery, particularly those related to wound healing; and the surgical procedures that are most commonly employed by the veterinary technician during small animal surgery and surgical emergencies.

Table of Contents

Principles of Asepsis
1(71)
Historical Development of Aseptic Technique
4(3)
The Microbial World
7(12)
Protozoa
13(1)
Fungi
14(1)
Bacteria
14(1)
Rickettsiae
14(1)
Chlamydiae
14(2)
Mycoplasmas
16(1)
Viruses
16(3)
Disease
19(14)
Causes of Diseases
19(4)
Sources of Pathogens
23(1)
Means of Transmission
24(1)
Invasion of the Host
24(1)
Portal of Entry
24(1)
Virulence of the Pathogen
24(1)
Infection
25(1)
Host Resistance
26(1)
Species Resistance
26(2)
Individual Resistance
28(1)
The Anatomic Barrier
28(1)
Phagocytosis and the Inflammatory Response
28(3)
Humoral and Cell-Mediated Immunity
31(1)
Prevention of Infection
32(1)
Control of Microbes
33(39)
Factors Influencing Methods of Control
34(1)
Nature and Number of Microorganisms
34(1)
Nature, Mode of Action, and Concentration of Agent
34(1)
Environment
34(1)
Physical Methods of Control
35(1)
Dry Heat
35(4)
Moist Heat
39(8)
Ultrasonic Vibration
47(3)
Radiation
50(2)
Filtration
52(1)
Chemical Methods of Control
53(1)
The Ideal Chemical Agent
53(1)
Terminology
54(2)
Agents in Solution Form
56(7)
Chemical Sterilization Using Gases
63(9)
Practical Applications of Aseptic Technique
72(92)
Routine Maintenance of Surgical Area and Equipment
72(10)
Cleaning Equipment and Supplies
73(1)
Operating Room
74(1)
Before Surgical Session
74(1)
Between Surgical Cases
74(1)
After Surgical Session
75(1)
After Sterilization Procedures Are Completed: Restocking the Operating Room
75(1)
Preparation Room
75(1)
Area Used for the Preparation of Scrubbed Personnel
76(1)
Patient Preparation Area
76(1)
Pack Room
77(1)
Recovery Room
77(1)
Daily Cleaning Procedure
78(1)
Patient Care: Concurrent and Terminal Disinfection
78(1)
Treatment Room
79(1)
Between Procedures
80(1)
Daily Cleaning
80(1)
Weekly Cleaning
80(1)
Surgical Room
81(1)
Other Rooms of the Surgical Area
81(1)
Special Care of Equipment
81(1)
Preparation of Sterile Packs
82(23)
Procedure Manual
84(1)
Supplies Needed in Pack Preparation
85(1)
Sterile Pack Wrapping Materials
85(1)
Textile Wraps
86(1)
Paper Wraps
87(1)
Pack Preparation
88(1)
Instrument Packs
89(7)
Soft Goods Packs
96(1)
Sterile Rubber and Plastic Supplies
97(1)
Fluids
98(1)
Use of the Steam Autoclave
98(2)
Storage of Sterilized Items
100(4)
Emergency Sterilization
104(1)
Preparation of Surgical Patient
105(12)
Positioning the Patient
111(2)
Positions for Surgery
113(1)
Draping the Patient
114(3)
Preparation of Operating Room Personnel
117(20)
All Personnel
117(1)
Visitors
117(1)
General Handwashing Procedure
117(1)
Sequence of Events During the Preparation of Sterile Personnel
118(1)
Headgear
118(2)
The Surgical Scrub
120(6)
Drying Hands After the Surgical Scrub
126(3)
Gowning
129(2)
Gloving
131(5)
Aseptic Procedure for Personnel Between Surgical Cases
136(1)
Maintenance of Asepsis
137(13)
Rules of Asepsis
137(1)
The Sterile Zone
138(1)
Scrubbed Personnel and Nonscrubbed Personnel
138(1)
Scrubbed Personnel
139(1)
Nonscrubbed Personnel
139(1)
Contamination
139(1)
AIDS and Surgical Nursing
140(1)
Sterile Personnel and Nonsterile Items
141(1)
Nonsterile Personnel and Sterile Items
141(1)
Opening Sterile Packs
141(6)
Aseptic Transfer
147(2)
Pouring Sterile Solutions
149(1)
The Surgical Team: Related Duties
150(14)
Preparation of Sterile Packs and Supplies
150(1)
Induction and Monitoring of Anesthesia
150(1)
Surgical Preparation of the Patient
151(1)
Preparation and Conduct of Sterile Personnel
152(1)
Immediate Postsurgical Care
152(12)
The Surgical Area: Design, Equipment, and Instrumentation
164(95)
Physical Design of Surgical Area and Basic Equipment
164(18)
Preparation Room
164(1)
Basic Equipment
165(2)
Pack Room
167(1)
Basic Equipment
167(1)
Patient Recovery Room
167(2)
Basic Equipment
169(2)
Treatment Room
171(1)
Basic Equipment
171(2)
Veterinary Ultrasonography
173(4)
Operating Room
177(1)
Fire Hazards in the Operating Room
178(1)
Basic Equipment
179(3)
Surgical Instruments
182(77)
Instrument Manufacture
183(2)
Cutting Instruments
185(1)
Scalpel Blades and Handles
185(1)
Electrosurgery Unit
185(1)
Surgical Scissors
186(6)
Forceps
192(1)
Thumb Forceps
192(2)
Hemostatic and Tissue Forceps
194(1)
Retractors
195(9)
Needle Holders
204(4)
Orthopedic Instruments
208(13)
Dental Instruments
221(5)
Miscellaneous Surgical Instruments
226(1)
Surgical Instrument Sets
226(3)
Basic Abdominal Set
229(1)
Cardiovascular Thoracotomy Set
230(1)
Basic Orthopedic Set
231(1)
Care and Handling of Surgical Instruments
231(2)
Suture Material and Needles
233(1)
Suture Material
233(5)
Suture Needles
238(2)
Care and Handling of Suture Materials and Needles
240(1)
Intraoperative Handling of Surgical Instruments and Supplies
240(1)
Preparing and Arranging the Instrument Tray
240(2)
Passing Instruments
242(1)
Applying and/or Holding Instruments
243(1)
Cutting Sutures
243(1)
Sponging Off or Suctioning the Surgical Site
244(15)
Small Animal Surgery
259(64)
General Surgical Principles and Practices
260(4)
Wound Healing
260(1)
First Intention Wound Healing
260(1)
Second Intention Wound Healing
261(1)
Sutures and Staples
262(1)
Suture Removal
262(1)
Electrocautery
262(2)
General Surgical Packs
264(1)
General Rules for the Technician in Surgery
264(3)
Surgical Procedures
267(56)
Reproductive Tract Surgery
267(1)
Ovariohysterectomy (Spay, Neutering, OVH, OHE)
267(8)
Pyometra (Pyometritis)
275(2)
Caesarean Section (C-Section, Section, Hysterotomy)
277(3)
Canine Castration (Orchiectomy, Altering, Neutering)
280(3)
Feline Castration
283(2)
Other Reproductive Tract Operations
285(1)
Gastrointestinal Tract Surgery
285(1)
Pharyngostomy Tube Placement
286(1)
Intestinal Resection and Anastomosis
287(4)
Other Gatrointestinal Tract Operations
291(1)
Cutaneous and Subcutaneous System Surgery
291(1)
Abscess
291(2)
Lacerations
293(2)
Declaw (Feline) (Onychectomy)
295(2)
Orthopedics
297(10)
Auditory System Surgery
307(1)
Lateral Ear Wall Resection (Zepp Modified LaCroix Operation)
307(3)
Other Auditory System Operations
310(1)
Ophthalmic Surgery
310(1)
Nictitating Membrane Flap Placement (Temporary Tarsorrhaphy)
310(1)
Other Ophthalmic System Operations
311(12)
Surgical Emergencies
323(1)
Shock
324(1)
Clinical Signs of Shock
324(1)
Pathophysiology of Shock
324(2)
Target Organs
326(1)
Management of the Trauma Victim
326(5)
Cardiopulmonary Emergencies
331(1)
Respiratory and Cardiac Arrest
331(2)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
333(5)
Trauma
338(2)
Airway Obstruction
340(1)
Therapy
341(1)
Anesthetic Emergencies
342(10)
Neurologic Emergencies
352(1)
Trauma
352(1)
Spinal Cord Injury
352(1)
Patient Evaluation
352(1)
Therapy
353(1)
Ophthalmic Emergencies
354(1)
Trauma
354(1)
Proptosis of the Globe
354(1)
Conjunctival and Eyelid Injuries
355(1)
Corneal Injuries
355(1)
Perforating Wounds
356(1)
Lens Luxation
356(1)
Protocol for Technician in Treating Ophthalmic Emergencies
356(1)
Gastrointestinal Emergencies
357(1)
Oral and Esophageal Trauma
357(1)
Blunt Abdominal Trauma
358(1)
Acute Abdomen
359(1)
Differential Diagnosis of Acute Abdomen Syndrome
360(1)
Intestinal Surgical Emergencies
360(1)
Postoperative Care
361(1)
Gastric Dilation/Volmulus
362(1)
Therapy
362(2)
Postoperative Care
364(1)
Home Advice: the Treatment of GDV
364(1)
Home Advice: the Prevention of GDV
364(1)
Urinary Emergencies
364(1)
Blunt Trauma
364(1)
Urethral Obstruction
365(1)
Reproductive Emergencies
366(1)
Male Genital Emergencies
366(4)
Female Genital Emergencies
370(1)
Signs of Impending Dystocia
371

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