Endoscopy Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
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Whats cheirourgia?

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cheir= hand & ergon= work - surgery

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What are the struggles of surgery?

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bleeding, pain, infection and death

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What are three factors that surgery contain?

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Science, handicraft and art

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Whats the problem of pre-modern phase surgery contain?

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-lack of anatomical knowledge

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What caused surgery to develop?

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Wars

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What are features of modern surgery?

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  • easy accessibility to information
  • evidence based learning
  • use of science efficiently (Ct, MRI)
  • high degree of specialization
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What is an endoscopy used for?

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To look at body cavities for visual evidence

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What type of endoscopes are there?

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rigid and flexible

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9
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True or false- endoscopy doesnt need anethesia

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true

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Where can you insert an endoscope?

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mouth, anus or incision

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What are 4 figures who played a role in the creation of an endoscope?

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  • hippocrates
  • phillip bozini
  • Adolf kussmaul
  • Rudolph schnidler
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What is the role of hippocrates on the endoscope?

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400 BC- anus via speclum

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What is the role of Philip bozzini on the endoscope?

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1800- first endoscope for urethra, bladder and vagina

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What is the role of Adolf kussmaul on the endoscope?

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1800- first gastroscopy

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What is the role of rudolph schnidler on the endoscope?

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1900- made a gastroscope

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Whats a laparoscope?

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endoscope that needs abdomen to be filled with CO2- used for dissection

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What is the best thing of laparoscopic surgery?

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  • small incision
  • reduce: infection, blood loss + post op pain
  • improved cosmetic
  • return home quicker
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True or false- robot surgery means robots do it

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false- humans control robot

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19
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When was first robot surgery prototype?

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1980 - US army

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What are 4 figures who played a role in the discovery of blood transfusion?

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  • pope innocent the 7th
  • richard lower
  • james blundell
  • karl landsteiner
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What is the role of pope innocent the 7th on blood transfusion?

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1300- drank blood

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What is the role of richard lower on blood transfusion?

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1500- animal + human blood transfusion

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What is the role of james blundell the 7th on blood transfusion?

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1800- human - human

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What is the role of karl landsteiner the 7th on blood transfusion?

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1900- found blood groups

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What is the barrier of organ transplantation?
death
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What was the first transplant?
Teeth- they used shells in S.A then teeth caused syphillis though in france.
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Where was the skin transplant first?
India- rhinoplasty- then rejected due to social status- then adapted by tagliacozzi (italy)
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What was the transplants of 1800 on animal?
Corneal
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What was the transplants of 1800 on humans?
Skin- which wasnt successful. Doctors didnt care.
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When was the first kidney transplant?
1900- between twins
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True or false- there were more organ transplants within 1900 but not heart
True
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Who made the first heart transplant?
1967- christian barnard
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True or false- 2016 was first kidney surgery in dubai
True
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True or false- First operation was the skull prolithic and neolithic
True
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What evidence was there of aztecs?
Splinters- broken legs + wood can be added
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Why was blood letting popular?
believed it cured inflamation, stroke etc
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True or false- to be a doctor in mesopotamia you needed to know 6000 demons
true!
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Did mesopotamia develop surgical technique?
scalpel and knives made
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Did mesopotamia have a code of ethics?
yes in code of hammurabi
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What did egypts have in their end of surgery?
manuals- Eber papyrus, edwin smith papyrus and smith papyrus
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What did eber papyrus had?
treaties on medicine, disease and surgical treatments of crocodile bites
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What did edwin smith papyrus had?
manual for traumatic surgery + 48 case histories
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What did smith papyrus had?
treatment for repairing broken nose and sutures to close wounds- infections treated with honey
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Who made plastic surgery?
Sashruta - practiced in north india
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What did sashruta write?
Sushruta Samhita- describes examination, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis of ailments and procedures of plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery and rhinoplasty
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What did hippocrate introduce to surgery?
Hygiene- cleaning hand, short nails and tell between tumors
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What did hippocrate say against surgery?
surgery= death hasty
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What did Galen use for surgery?
ligature
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What is Chinese advancement to surgery?
Use bronze tools
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Who was the first chinese surgeon to use anesthetic?
Hua Toa- 140 BC
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Who in chinese history made a transplant before them all?
Bian que (even used anesthetic)
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What did medieval contribute to surgery?
barbers did it- leeches were used so blood isnt lost. Physicians usually worked in universities.
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Who introduced antiseptic in 1800?
Ignaz semmelweis (hand washing)
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What did joseph lister do?
looked at pasteur work- Pasteur said 3 methods to eliminate microorganisms responsible for gangrene: 1. Filtration 2. Exposure to heat 3. Exposure to chemical substances So he went with 3rd and used carboxylic acid