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procedures commonly carried out in addition to the primary procedure performed
arterial line
a catheter inserted into an artery used most commonly to measure real-time blood pressure & to obtain samples for arterial blood gas
base unit value
assigned to anesthesia codes for anesthetic management of surgery & diagnostic tests
cardiopulmonary bypass
a technique used during heart surgery to take over temporarily the function of the heart & lungs
controlled hypotension
technique used in general anesthesia to reduce blood pressure to control bleeding during surgery
conversion factor
a unit multiplier to convert anesthesia units into a dollar amount
central venous catheter
a catheter placed in a large vein with the tip of the catheter close to the atrium, or in the right atrium of the heart
central venous pressure
direct measurement of the blood pressure in the right atrium & vena cava
general anesthesia
a drug-induced loss of consciousness during which patients can be aroused
hypothermic circulatory arrest
implies a temperature of 20 degrees centigrade or less
monitored anesthesia care
refers to a technique for many surgical procedures that do not require deep sedation or general anesthesia
pump oxygenator

term used when a cardiopulmonary bypass machine is used to function as the heart & lungs during heart surgery

total body hypothermia
deliberate reduction of a patient’s total body temperature, which reduces the general metabolism of the tissues
radical
type of surgery that is usually extensive, complex, & intended to correct a severe health threat