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Figure 16.1
Malignant hyperthermia crisis: AAGBI safety guideline. Source : Adapted from AAGBI ( ) with permission of the Association of Anaesthetists.
Figure 16.5
Pulmonary embolism.
Figure 16.9
Example of a venous thromboembolism (VTE) risk assessment form. Source : Reproduced from DH ( ) with permission of the National Institute for Health ...
Figure 16.13
Example of a pre‐operative and theatre checklist.
Figure 16.17
Surgical team.
Figure 16.21
Laparoscopic stapling and energy instruments.
Figure 16.25
Example of a complete endoscopy stack system.
Figure 16.29
Surgical scrub.
Figure 16.33
High vacuum suction unit.
Figure 16.37
Recovery bay.
Figure 5
Measure (a) thigh circumference and (b) mid‐calf circumference.
Figure 8
Diathermy plate in position.
Figure 15
Position of safety pin through open drain to prevent retraction.
Figure 16.2
Guide to preoperative medication.
Figure 16.6
Deep vein thrombosis.
Figure 16.10
Intermittent compression device and boots.
Figure 16.14
The World Health Organization's Surgical Safety Checklist. Source : Reproduced from WHO ( ) with permission of the World Health Organization.
Figure 16.18
Port placement for pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic or robotic surgery.
Figure 16.22
Da Vinci surgical robotic operating theatre.
Figure 16.26
Lithotomy position.
Figure 16.30
(a) Surgical scrubbing technique. (b) Surgical rubbing technique. Source : Adapted from Health Protection Scotland ( ) with permission of the NHS.
Figure 16.34
Operating table.
Figure 16.38
Potential post‐operative complications.
Figure 6
(a) Ensure the heel is centred in the heel pocket. (b) Pull the stocking up over the ankle.
Figure 9
Surgical equipment in sterile field.
Figure 16.3
An example of a 12‐lead electrocardiogram (ECG).
Figure 16.7
Thrombus.
Figure 16.11
Example of a patient information sheet for deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Source : Adapted from Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust ( ) with permission o...
Figure 16.15
Anaesthetic machine.
Figure 16.19
Laparoscopic stack system.
Figure 16.23
Specialist staff using Da Vinci robotic equipment.
Figure 16.27
Armboard.
Figure 16.31
Lateral transfer, carried out in order from (a) to (f).
Figure 16.35
Diathermy equipment.
Figure 16.39
(a) Top to bottom: corrugated, Yates and Penrose drains. (b) Robinson's drain attached to a sterile closed drainage bag. (c) Redivac drain. (d) Concer...
Figure 5
(a) Lateral position. (b) Prone position.
Figure 10
Surgical dressing in situ .
Figure 16.4
Cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET).
Figure 16.8
Antiembolic stockings. (a) Thigh length. (b) Knee length.
Figure 16.12
Example of skin marked for surgery.
Figure 16.16
Mallampati classification of the airway.
Figure 16.20
Laparoscopic telescope.
Figure 16.24
Robotic surgical team. Source : Reproduced with permission of Intuitive Medical, Inc. © 2014 Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
Figure 16.28
Lloyd‐Davies position.
Figure 16.32
Thromboprophylaxis and pressure area prevention devices.
Figure 16.36
Operating lights.
Figure 16.40
Surgical wound dressings.
Figure 7
Warming blanket
Figure 12
Use forceps to gently lift the knot of the suture.