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What is jackknife position?
A jackknife position is a position in which a person folds their body in half with their legs extended straight out, their waist bent forward, and their head leaning toward their legs. This position is often used in diving.
What does jackknife mean in medical terms?
The jackknife surgical position is used almost exclusively for rectal surgery. In it, the middle of the operating table points up, like an upside-down V, at a 90-degree angle.
What is jack knife prone position?
The jackknife prone position is a body position where an individual lies face down with their torso and legs bent at the hips, forming a V-shape. This position is often used in surgical procedures or medical examinations to provide better access to the lower back and pelvic area. It is named for its resemblance to a folding jackknife. While effective in certain contexts, it may require careful monitoring for patient comfort and safety.
What is the Bristow procedure?
The Bristow procedure is an alternative surgical procedure used to treat shoulder instability.
What is the medical term meaning surgical fixation of the liver?
Hepatopexy is surgical fixation of the liver.
What is reoperation?
a term used by surgeons for the duplication of a surgical procedure.
Surgical instrument used to scrape bone?
Dermabrasion - surgical procedure to scrape away tissue
What is the most natural surgical body position?
The most natural surgical body position is one that maintains proper alignment and minimizes strain on the body. The supine position (lying on the back) is commonly used in surgeries as it allows for proper access to the surgical site and optimal airway management. However, other positions such as lateral (on the side) or prone (lying face down) may be used depending on the specific procedure being performed.
What is the surgical procedure used to make an unblocked breathing passage in the neck?
A tracheotomy
Which surgical procedure would be used to join together two arteries?
arterial anastomosis
What is a palatoplasty?
Palatoplasty means surgical repair of the palate (the roof of the mouth).
Is it necessary to code closure of a routine surgical incision?
Yes it is necessary to code all surgical procedures, as it helps to document the procedure and also used for calculating the cost of the procedure for billing purposes
