Chapter 17 Energy Source in Surgery
Surgery Technology
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- Universally recommended by safety standard agencies to prevent accidental burns during electrosurgery
- REM; automatically stops the flow of current when impedance reaches a preset level.
- IED; device that monitors and corrects physiological dysfunctions and can be subject to interference from radio frequency electromagnetic energy
- Spray coagulation; technique where the current is pulses through the active electrode, which is held above tissue.
- Provides a combination of intermediate frequency and intermediate wave intervals.
- ESU; power source is the control and power unit.
- The circuit is interrupted by a less conductive medium.
- A solid lazing medium known for its attraction to protein and deep penetration into tissue
- The destruction of cater at abusing ultrasound technology
- KTP; a low power lasting medium that produces a very small diameter beam well suited to microsurgery.
- A type of laser formed by the combination of argon gas and specific dyes that alter tissue absorption of the lazing beam.
- instrument destroys tissue through the use of high frequency sound waves.
- A type of laying energy created when electrons are removed from the lasing medium.
- A solid crystal lasing medium that penetrate a wide variety of substances, including renal and biliary stones and soft tissue.
- acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
- The component of a laser system in which the lasing medium is contained and light is transformed.
- The complete destruction of tissue
- And inert gas used in electrosurgery to direct and shroud the electrical current.
- An inert gas used as a lasing medium during laser surgery
- A sticky, semiliquid substance that forms when tissue is altered by electrical ultrasonic energy
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