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1
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A metal rod placed in the medullary cavity of the tibia bone to boost the healing
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4
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material placed over the shoes of any staff member working in the operating room
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9
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An imaging test that uses x-rays and contrast to view the urinary tract
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11
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imaging modality that uses high frequency sound waves to produce images of the body
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12
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a nurse specifically trained to assist surgeons in the operating room and are part of the sterile team
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13
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t converts x-rays into visible light at higher intensity than fluorescent screens do
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14
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the table within the sterile field that holds all the sterile surgical equipment
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15
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a specified area in the operating room that is free of microorganisms and only specific team members are allowed within it.
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16
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a qualified physician or resident that assists the surgeon in the operating room
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18
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the path that radiation travels during exposure when using the C-arm
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19
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An orthopedic device that consists of rods, screws, and nails that is surgically placed to secure the healing of a fracture
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21
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a 3D image of body structures is configured by a computer from a series of cross-sectional images
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22
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a surgical procedure done to relieve pressure on the spinal cord in the lumbar vertebrae
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24
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A sterile technique used to establish and maintain an environment that is completely free of all microorganisms
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26
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A team member in the operating room that is not allowed within the sterile field
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28
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The examination of bile ducts done by x-ray after a radiopaque dye is administered
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34
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Using an endoscope to visualize the inside of the bronchus for diagnostic and treatment purposes
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37
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the medical specialty responsible for operations
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38
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The act of calming by using sedatives, generally during medical procedures
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39
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Cloth or material used to cover parts of the body that are not being examined or operated on
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