Surgical Crossword

where surgery takes place in a hospital
licensed physician specially trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures
free from living organisms
worn on face by medical personnel during surgical procedures to protect the wearer against splashes of blood or body fluid and to prevent contamination of the patient's surgical wounds
medical procedure that makes a video of the movements inside a part of the body by passing x-rays through the body over a period of time
basic design of a mobile fluoroscopy unit
worn on hands by medical personnel during surgical procedures to protect the wearer against splashes of blood or body fluid and to prevent contamination of the patient's surgical wounds
a device or screen that protects against harmful radiation
A person who performs a variety of radiological imaging techniques including X-ray, fluoroscopy and CT scanning
health professional responsible for maintaining the integrity, safety, and efficacy of the sterile field
MD or certified registered nurse anesthetist who specializes in the art and science of administering anesthesia
a health professional who prepares the OR by supplying it with the appropriate supplies and maintains the sterile field during surgery
activates a digital spot which results in a higher quality computer-enhanced image
the ability of a system to magnify the image for better visualization of structures
used to create an x-ray beam that pulsates at timed increments to reduce exposure
separation between sterile and non sterile areas
Between the draped patient and the instrument table
qualified surgeon or resident in an accredited surgical educational program; must be capable to assume duties of surgeon
allied health practitioner qualified by academic and clinical education
health professional that monitors and coordinates all activities in OR, provides supplies to scrub nurse, and manages patient care
forms a sterile barrier between the physician and patient
clothing made of low lint-producing material that minimizes bacteria
worn to reduce blood and bodily fluids from striking the eye region
worn to keep shoes clean and decrease the amount of soil in bacteria brought into the surgical suite
worn over hair, to prevent contamination and keep hair neatly tucked back