Electrosurgery & Energy Devices
Across
- 5. Insulation failure can result in this dangerous complication
- 8. Complication where current flows through unintended pathways
- 9. Type of electrosurgery that uses one active electrode and a dispersive pad
- 12. Type of current used in electrosurgery
- 14. Device used to seal vessels using energy
- 15. Patient factor that increases risk of alternate site burns
- 16. Standard requiring removal of prep solution before draping
- 17. Energy device that uses ultrasonic vibration rather than electrical current
- 18. Term for unintended tissue injury caused by stray electrical current
Down
- 1. Type of electrosurgery using two electrodes in the instrument
- 2. Patient return electrode is also called this
- 3. Risk caused by poor contact of the dispersive electrode
- 4. Electrosurgical mode that alternates cutting and coagulation
- 6. Tissue effect that stops bleeding
- 7. Process of tissue destruction using electrical current
- 10. AORN recommendation to avoid placing the dispersive pad over this type of tissue
- 11. Material characteristic that allows electrical current to pass
- 13. Energy source commonly used in laparoscopic surgery