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six types of fluid management
Levels of haemorrhage
HPAOC + steroid in surgery
Also there is anesthesia complications (early and late) and these surgery complications. Must classify like that. Also remember there is surgery specific complications as well. Depending on the surgery and depending on patients med status
remember with stories
Can devide into anetshesia and surgical complications
either side of 5 vs either side of 10
Three ways of classifying. Adsorbable and non absorbable. Synthetic and natural. Monofilament and graded. Advantages vs disadvantaged of each.
Graded is much more stronger. However there is capillary action and more chance of infection. So isn't ideal for skin.
But vicryl is otherwise good. Non adbsorbalr synthetics graded. But for skin, nylon is better or can use something called monovicryl which is a monofilament form of vicryl.
Need to know how to classify including with examples and also the indications of each. Where used.
The Lancet article on surgical sutures is enough for all of medicine.
Active or passive drain. Open or closed. Active drain is always closed? Passive drain is used for read spaces. While active drain is used for potential spaces like in thyroid surgery. Open is used when surface and closed is used when inside and need to protect from infection.
Need to know classification, ads disads and examples and uses of each...
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