ANES 1502 - M12 PPT: Positioning (2 of 2)
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This document discusses patient positioning for surgery. It covers preliminary considerations like assessment and objectives. It describes various surgical positions like supine, lithotomy, and prone along with relevant anatomy, equipment, and safety considerations for each. The document also outlines different types of operating beds, accessories, and special equipment that can be used to position patients or modify positions for individual patient needs. Proper documentation of any positioning modifications is emphasized.
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ANES 1502 - M12 PPT: Positioning (2 of 2)
- 1. Positioning (Part 2) ANES 1502 ANESTHESIA TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS COLLEGE OF DUPAGE
- 2. Preliminary considerations Positioning Preoperative assessment Objectives Responsibilities
- 3. Anatomic/Physiologic Considerations Respiratory considerations Circulatory considerations Peripheral nerve considerations Musculoskeletal considerations
- 4. Anatomic/Physiologic Considerations, cont. Soft tissue considerations Surgical site accessibility Accessibility for anesthetic administration Individual positioning considerations
- 5. Equipment for positioning Operating bed Types Components
- 6. Equipment for positioning Special equipment and bed attachments Safety belt Anesthesia screen Lift sheet Armboard Double armboard Wrist/arm strap
- 7. Equipment for positioning, cont. Special equipment and bed attachments Upper extremity table Shoulder bridge Should brace/support Body rests and braces Lateral positioner
- 8. Equipment for positioning, cont. Special equipment and bed attachments (cont’d) Body restraint strap Positioning for anal procedures with tape Adjustable arched spinal frame (Wilson frame) Stirrups Metal footboard Headrests
- 9. Equipment for positioning Special equipment and bed attachments (cont’d) Accessories Donut Bolsters Pressure-minimizing mattress Surgical vacuum positioning device
- 10. Surgical positions Supine (dorsal) Considerations Modifications Lithotomy Uses Equipment Considerations
- 11. Surgical positions Prone Equipment Considerations Modified prone Kraske (jackknife)
- 12. Surgical positions Knee-chest Lateral Types considerations
- 13. Modifications for individual patient needs Reasons Equipment Documentation