Hysterectomy With Salpingo-Oophorectomy

Medical terminology has a long and rich history that evolved in great measure from the Latin and Greek languages. “It is estimated that about three-fourths of our medical terminology is of Greek origin.”(Banay) “Latin accounts for the majority of root words in the English language.” (Fallon).

To reduce the risk of ovarian or breast cancer some choose to have a procedure done known as an oophorectomy. This is a removal of your ovaries on each side of your uterus that contain eggs and secrete the hormones that control your reproductive cycle. This greatly reduces the amount of hormones estrogen and progesterone circulating in your body which is the hormones breast and ovarian cancers need to grow. Though a generally safe procedure with small risk complications

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The head to toe physical assessment is to be performed in less than 10 minutes using a stethescope, pen light, your hands, and observational skills. It comprises of four different techniques: IPPA inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation. This sequence, in apparent order, is used for al systems except for the abdominal assessment, which requires auscultation before palpation and percussion. Inspection is visually examining the person, focusing on one area of the body at a time. Palpation is using touch, feeling for texture, size, consistency, and location of body parts. Auscultation is listening for sounds within the body, mainly listening the lungs, heart, as well as the abdomen with the use of a stethoscope. Percussion is tapping an area of the body with the fingers and is usually a special assessment skill that the RN or physician uses, not a practical student nurse.

Decoding is essential but the father of medicine also wrote the Hippocratic Oath. In this Oath physicians are meant to promise to practice medicine the right way. To make sure their pronunciation and spelling was always accurate and correct. The Oath has been in use for over two thousand years and physicians and doctors are to follow the Oath to the best

Having a hysterectomy can be one of the most difficult decisions a woman ever has to make. It can threaten your identity, sexuality, and fertility, and lead to lingering feelings of grief, depression, and loss. But sometimes a hysterectomy is necessary in order to increase quality of life, reduce painful symptoms, or even save lives. If you are thinking about having a hysterectomy, it is important to weigh your decision carefully. This report is designed to give the reader some important background information on hysterectomy procedures and on how a hysterectomy might affect you or someone you love.

The use of plain language helps to make the information easier for patients and health care providers to comprehend. Changing complex terms with plain language allows for a better understanding of what the information is being said. Explaining things that are too complicated for a patient to understand can lead to many misunderstandings. The literacy level of each person is different, so having the same use of terms will help the patients and health care providers to be on the same page.

Computers have evolved at an extremely fast pace in the past few years. We would be at an extreme disadvantage if we did not take the opportunity to use this to our benefit. With the common place of wireless networks and mobile platforms, such as the IPAD, doctors could carry out such changes fairly readily and efficiently. This would allow for the text to be easily read, and give the doctors one more tool for correcting spelling errors as well. It has already been proven that computers can greatly reduce the errors made as evidenced by an excerpt of one article "... during the study, the non-missed-dose medication error rate fell 81 percent, from 142 per 1,000

A medical setting in which a patient feels safe and secure is more likely to create the conditions in which optimal outcomes can be achieved. Part of helping to ensure a patient feels secure is addressing the communication barriers between the provider and the patient. Some of these barriers arise from the use of professional jargon. Surgeons, Physicians, Nurses, etc. work at a fast pace to make sure that every patient is attended to. As this is their profession, medical jargon is used frequently when communicating to each other, figuring out a diagnosis, and coming up with a treatment plan for the patient. But this medical jargon creates a barrier between the healthcare professional and the patient. There can be misunderstandings between the patient and the professional when it comes to diagnoses and treatment plans due to the communication barrier. The professionals commonly use medical terminology to inform the patient of their status and a patient may simply nod their head to be polite. This nod does not necessarily mean that there is a mutual understanding, it could potentially mean that they are overwhelmed and don’t know how else to act in response to long confusing words being directed at them. This is dangerous because a patient could leave the facility not knowing how to appropriately take care of themselves after their procedure/diagnosis. Medical jargon has the potential to cause the patient and medical professional relationship to be both broken and

Spelling is important in medical terminology because many things can go wrong. You could give the wrong diagnose are even cause a patient to take the wrong medication. Many doctors and nurses use abbreviations on their charts so they won't waste as much time. Many words may sound the same but have different meaning and some words have the same meaning for example stool and evacuation. That's why it is very important for anyone joining the medical field to learn as much Medical Terminology as they possible can. I think that Medial Terminology can affect the professional because one big mistake could cause them to loose their job. And it could also affect the patient because their life is on the line. One way to avoid medical errors in future

Problem: Spaying a dog is a far more invasive surgery than neutering is, due to the need to enter the abdominal cavity to remove the uterus and the ovaries in a ovariohysterectomy. The act of opening the abdominal cavity increases the risk of infection in dogs due to exposing inner tissues and organs to a potentially non sterile environment. To counteract the risk of infection, many doctors preemptively prescribe antibiotics to the dogs, however, Shiloh Veterinary Hospital does not. The antibiotics usually serve the purpose of keeping the dogs infection free, but it also contributes to the evolution of antibiotic resistant diseases that are far more dangerous to the animals.

The female reproductive system is remarkable in its ability for women to function and live relatively normal lives after surgical procedures. If a gynecologist has determined that the condition is life threatening or is not in the best interest of the patient, then surgical removal of a reproductive organ may be an appropriate course of treatment. A total hysterectomy is the complete removal of both, the uterus and the cervix. The uterus is a muscular organ that houses the fetus during pregnancy. The cervix is the opening to the uterus, and connects to the vagina. After a hysterectomy the menses or menstruation will cease and the woman will no longer be able to have children. A salpingectomy is the removal of the fallopian uterine tube or tubes.

As medical assistance, it is our responsible to re-check all the work to make sure we have all correct information before we give out to our patient. To make a clear writing communication, it will be a lot helpful to re-check spelling error, message should be clear and to the point and negative tone should be avoided.

Stage I fallopian tube cancer has three substages. In early stage I, the tumor resides inside just one fallopian tube and has not reached the outside layer of the organ. During stage IC, cancer could occur in one or both fallopian tubes and cancer cells reach the outer surface. At this later stage, doctors may find cancer cells in the abdomen or pelvis after surgery due to a rupture in the surface of the tumor. The five-year survival rate at stage I in 2010 was 95 percent with correct

Medical translation is in a class of its own. All translations should be perfect, but few areas have consequences so dire as a mistranslated medical document. When there are misunderstandings, a patient 's health and welfare may be affected. It only takes a simple search on Google to show the number of serious injuries and deaths related to mistranslations in the medical field.