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a superficial wound-diagnosis:
localisation:superficially respecting the deep fascia
superficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
etiology
burn boiled water
superficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
cut - ax
injury mechanism
superficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
injury mechanism
MP joint opened
superficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
injury mechanism
bite - human
perficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
perficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
superficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
localisation
uperficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
lateral
medial
superficial wound-diagnosis:
placed superficially respecting the deep fascia
clinic diagnosis
shape
ethiology
localisation
bleeding(colour, volume,
speed)
difficult to diagnose
+ function loss
adduction abduction
local anesthesia
- protocole
intradermic injection
- proceeding
local result
local anesthesia
local anesthetics
- lidocaine (xiline)
- bupivacaine
- marcaine
local anesthesia
definition
Regional anesthesia (RA) determine the transmision
block for the sensitive and simpatethic impulses, for the
motor impulses in the peripherique nerves , after injecting
the local anesthetics.
RA doesnt interphere with brain activities.
local aneshesia
interscalenic acces
axilary acces
local anesthesia
brachial plexus block- steps
coditions
1.
2.
3.
4.
lavage
detersive fluids
- Iode (betadine)
-salline solution
wound lavage
quantity: 1 10 liters
wound lavage
technique:
FSC
FSC
FSC
- shape
- colour
- volume/tonus
- contractillity
- vessels blocked by
thrombosis
physiological haemosthasis
scalp injury
monopolar coagulation
electric scalpel
forceps - ligation
surgical haemostasis
high speed
accurate
stable long time
resistent to high blood pressure
resistent when the region/segment is mobilised
surgical haemostasis
KOCHER
surgical haemostasis
surgical haemostasis
presenting
final knot
ligation wire
4
3
surgical haemostasis
surgical haemostasis
electric scalpel
microsurgical suture
reparation timing:
2. tendons, muscles
tendons repair
(tenorafia)
reparation timing:
3.nerves
neurorafia= nervs suture
reparation timing:
4.skin
FSC
suture
Wound suture
-instruments
needleholder
manipulation
microsurgical needleholder
scissors
surgical forceps
wound suture
-materials you need: needles + threades
wound suture
-materials you need: nontraumatic
wound suture
-materials you need: nontraumatic
wound suture
techniques :
-primary repair (within the first 6 hours)
-delayed
wound suture
-discontinuous
separate points
wound suture
-continuous
intradermal suture
wound bandage
bandage
means or
techiques to protect the
wound against the
agression from external
medium
goal:
goal=
protection
ulcerations/dirty wounds
goal= absorbent
important edema
wound bandage
Materials
- sterile gauses
-adhesive tape
- sterile bands
wound bandage
special materials
- steri-strip
-cosmopore
wound bandage
- transparents, occlusive
Special materials
-grasolind
wound drainage
wound drainage
Materials
- drainage sistem
-tubes
-sirings or bags
imobilisation sistems
goal
reduces pain
reduces edema
keeps the wounds borders together
(bones segments)
stops the bleeding
techniques
indications:
fractures, dislocations,trauma
techniques
indications:
techniques
indications:
- crush sindrome
- complex surgery involving wide arias of
skin
techniques
Basic rules
avoid direct contact with the wound
- funcional positions
techniques
rules
Thank
you!!!