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This book was written by Huang Yanting. Designed to help young surgeons acquire basic surgical skills. It is suitable for surgical resident doctors, advanced doctors, first-line doctors at the grassroots level and medical students who are interested in surgery. It also has reference value for senior senior doctors who have teaching tasks and guide young residents or interns

Basic Surgical Skills

This book was written by Huang Yanting. Designed to help young people

This book aims to help young people

Foreword

Chapter 1. Cultivation and improvement of professional quality of surgeons

Section 1 The Necessity of Continuous Improvement of the Professional Quality of Surgeons

Section 2 combines methods and importance of clinical learning

Section III Training of Clinical Thinking

Section 4 Cultivation of Clinical Research and Essay Writing Ability

Chapter II Training and Strengthening of Basic Skills for Surgeons

Section 1 Contacting Patients and Asking for Medical History

Section 2 Formal Physical Inspection

Section 3 Writing a Normal Medical Record

Significance of Section 4 Common Clinical Examinations

Section 5 Management of Perioperative Period

Section 6 Correct Understanding of Surgery and Mastering Regular Surgery Operations

Section 7 Correctly handle the relationship between medical care and other departments

Basic knowledge of medical law

Basic knowledge of evidence-based medicine

Chapter III Basic Problems of Surgery

The first section of surgical shock

Section II Surgical Infection

Section III Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome and Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome

Section 4 Injuries and wound healing

Section 5. Water, electrolyte and acid-base balance

Section 6 Surgical Nutrition

Section VII Bleeding and Blood Transfusion

Section VIII Preoperative Evaluation of Surgical Patients

Section IX Intensive Surgical Treatment (Surgery Surveillance)

Section X Surgical Body Temperature

Section XI Prevention and Management of Surgical Complications

Section 12 Aseptic

Section 13 Establishing the Minimally Invasive Concept

Chapter IV Basic Surgical Techniques

The first section of the basic operation

Section II Wound Healing and Dressing Change

Section III Catheterization and Bladder Catheterization

Section IV Puncture and Catheterization Techniques

Section V Incision and Vascular Cannulation

Section 6 Gastrointestinal Intubation and Decompression

Peritoneal lavage

Management of drainage and leakage (fistula)

Section IX stapler and its application

Section 10 Electric Knife, Ultrasonic Knife, Hydrogen Knife, Laser and Freezing Technology

Chapter V Basic Surgical Inspection Techniques

Examination of the first abdominal hernia

Section Two Thyroid Examination

Section III Neck Mass Test

Section 4 Breast Lump Examination

Section 5 Examination of Abdominal Mass

Section 6 Anorectal Examination

Section 7 Surgical Acute Abdomen Examination

Section VIII Body Surface Tumor Examination

Section 9 Peripheral Vascular Examination

Chapter 6 Basic Knowledge About Surgery

Section 1 Basics of Anesthesia and Resuscitation

The second section of pain management

Cardiovascular Diseases

Section 4 Respiratory disorders and lung function

Section 5 Diabetes

Section 6 Common Symptoms of the Digestive System

Section VII Bleeding and Coagulation Disorders

Section VIII Blood Purification Treatment

Section 9 Renal Function Test

Section X Liver Function

Section XI Endocrinology and Surgery

Section 12 Surgery and Immunization

Section 13 Non-surgical Treatment of Tumors

Section XIV Skin Damage and Surgery

Section 15 Pediatric Surgery Features

Chapter VII Modern Surgical Diagnosis and Treatment Technology

Section I Ultrasound Diagnosis and Interventional Ultrasound

The second section CT diagnosis and CT guided puncture technology

Section III Application of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Surgery

Section 4 Angiography and Interventional Therapy

Section V Radionuclide Diagnosis and Treatment

X-ray radiography

Special inspection during the operation

Eighth car surgical endoscope

The first section of gastroscopy

Section 2 Esophagoscopy

Section 3 Duodenoscope

Section IV bile ductoscope

Section 5 Enteroscopy

Section 6 Colonoscopy

Section 7 Sigmoidoscopy and Proctoscope

Chapter IX Basic Techniques of Laparoscopy

The first section of laparoscopic surgery equipment and instruments

Indications for the second section of laparoscopic surgery

Section 3 Laparoscopic Anesthesia

Section 4 Basic Operation Techniques of Laparoscopic Surgery

Section 5 Complications of Laparoscopic Surgery

Pathophysiology of pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic surgery

Chapter X Organ Transplantation

Section 1 Organ Transplant Overview

Section II Liver Transplantation

Section III Small Intestine Transplantation and Pancreas Transplantation

Chapter XI Surgical Differential Diagnosis and Management

Section 1 Body Mass

Acute abdomen

Third section of abdominal hernia

Section 4 Abdominal Mass

Section 5 Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Section 6 Lower gastrointestinal bleeding

Section 7 Surgical Jaundice

Section VIII Hand Infection and Key Sheathitis

Chapter 12 Surgical Medicine

The first section of antibacterial drugs commonly used in surgery

Section 2 Analgesics and Sedatives

Section III Drugs Acting on the Digestive System

Section IV Hemostasis

Section 5 Drugs Affecting Immune Function

Section 6 Hormones and Surgical Drugs

Section VII Antitumor Drugs

Section VIII Nutrition Drugs

Section IX Respiratory Drugs

Section 10 Commonly Used Topical Medicines

Section XI Hepatoprotective Drugs

Section XII Antipyretic Analgesic Anti-Inflammatories

Section 13 Central Nerve Stimulants

Section 14 Anti-shock drugs

Section 15 Diagnostic Drugs

Section 16 Commonly Used Chinese Medicine ^[1]