Physician anesthesiologists evaluate patients before, during, and after surgery, delivering anesthesia and ensuring patient safety. They monitor patients and supervise the anesthesia care team. Anesthesiologists lead efforts to maintain an open airway and, in the case of infection, administer antibiotics.

2. Physician anesthesiologists evaluate,
monitor, and supervise patient care
before, during, and after
surgery, delivering anesthesia, leading
the Anesthesia Care Team, and
ensuring optimal patient safety.
Anesthesiologist

3. Aspirate
Treatment consists of ensuring that
the airway is open, monitoring and, in
the case of an infection, giving
antibiotics.

4. Cosmetic
This type of product usually has an antibiotic
component to treat pimples (medicine) and, on the
other hand, improves the appearance of the skin
(cosmetic). In this sense, the difference between
cosmetic and medicine focuses both on the form of
administration, as well as on the purpose or use.
"Nowadays even young and attractive people decide to
undergo cosmetic surgery to improve
their looks. "

5. Drain
A surgical drain is a device used in the
medical field to evacuate blood, pus,
or other fluids from an anatomical
site in a patient. These fluids put
pressure on the surgical site, as well
as on nearby organs, vessels, and
nerves.

6. It is the ability of an intervention
(for example, the administration
of a medicine or a surgery) to
produce the beneficial effect
that it is desired to achieve.
Effective

7. Critical situation of obvious
danger to the life of the patient
and that requires immediate
action. Normally we are facing an
emergency when: The affected
person is unconscious. He is
suspected of having a heart
attack or cardiac arrest.
Emergency

8. That explains or serves to explain
something. Explanatory note. That
adds some explanation or precision
without restricting the extension of
the noun it modifies
Explanatory

9. Is a modern surgical technique in which
operations on the abdomen are performed
through small incisions as opposed to the
larger incisions required in laparotomy.
Keyhole surgery makes use of images
displayed on TV monitors to magnify surgical
items.
Keyhole

10. Part of medicine that
treats diseases of the
nervous system through
surgical operations.
Neurosurgery

11. Sterile environment where
surgical interventions are
performed / Place that
contains the adequate
equipment to carry out
operation (s) of one or more
medical specialties.
Operating room

12. Procedure to remove or repair a part of the
body, or to determine the presence of
disease
Operation

13. Surgeon with special training to
diagnose and treat injuries and
diseases of the musculoskeletal
system - including bones, joints,
tendons, ligaments, and muscles
Orthopedic surgeon

14. "Period that includes the study and
preparation of the patient for
surgical intervention." It begins
with the initial interview of the
surgeon with his patient, which
represents one of the strategic
moments of the relationship.
Prepping

15. Reconstructive surgery
Surgery aimed at restoring
the shape and function of the
body.
"Many victims of serious
traffic accidents undergo
reconstructive facial surgery."
Recosntuctive surgery

16. Hand hygiene is the act of
washing hands with the
purpose of removing debris,
dirt and microorganisms
Scrub Up

17. Sterilization is done to ensure
the elimination of any form of
life included in the spores of
the surgical instruments, with
the aim of avoiding infections.
Sterile

18. The suture is the material destined to favor
the healing of a wound by means of the
surgical stitching of the edges of the same
in order to keep them together. Sutures can
be made of thread, staples, steri-strip, or
topical adhesives.
Suture

19. Cotton ball wrapped in gauze
used to stop minor bleeding
during surgical operations.
Swab

20. Vascular surgeons are
physicians who specialize in the
diagnosis, medical management,
and surgical treatment of
diseases of the blood vessels
(vascular diseases).
Vascular Surgeon