Canine fossa puncture procedure manual template

Regional anesthesia is commonly used for postoperative pain management to decrease postoperative pain and opioid consumption following head and neck surgery. Myriad techniques can be used for both acute and chronic pain management either diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. Because of the vicinity of cranial and cervical nerves to many vital structures in a compact area, the efficacy and Blood Gas Policies TABLE OF CONTENTS artery in the antecubital fossa and femoral artery. Arterial puncture of the femoral artery may only be performed by a physician. The puncture procedure performed with strict adherent to aseptic technique. An template that can be used to write a post procedure note following a lumbar puncture (LP, spinal tap). Irrigation of the maxillary sinus by canine fossa puncture. Experience with 202 patients. Elidan J, Gay I, Chisin R. Maxillary sinus lavage through the canine fossa was performed on 202 patients. This procedure is relatively safe, easily learned and quickly performed, has minimal side effects and a very low percentage of failures, and is more Background: Canine fossa puncture (CFP) is a technique that improves access to the maxillary sinus and may be required to ensure complete disease removal from this sinus. Traditional approaches through the canine fossa often have resulted in injury to branches of the infraorbital nerve. method The specific steps in performing a venipuncture vary with the purpose of the procedure and the equipment to be used, but in most instances it begins as follows: The nurse dons disposable gloves. A convenient vein is selected, usually on the outside of the forearm, on the back of the hand, or in the antecubital fossa. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves. 31231 - Nasal endoscopy, diagnostic, unilateral or bilateral (separate procedure) 31233 - Nasal/sinus endoscopy, diagnostic w