Introduction to Physiotherapy Management in General Surgery PDF

Introduction to Physiotherapy management in general surgery Dr. Mohammed Al- hakimi  Definition of Classifications general surgery of operations...

Introduction to Physiotherapy management in general surgery Dr. Mohammed Al- hakimi  Definition of Classifications general surgery of operations Aims of Physiotherapy in Coplications of general surgery operations Objectives PresentationtoTitle Introduction Physiotherapy management in general 2 surgery Definition of general srugery It is the branch of surgery that covers the main areas of surgical treatment. General surgeons treat diseases of the abdomen, breast, head and neck, blood vessels, and digestive tract. They also manage care of patients who have been injured or who have deformities or other conditions that need surger Introduction to Physiotherapy management in general 3 surgery  Classification of operations wound treatment reconstructiv e surgery extirpative surgery transplantation surgery. Introduction to Physiotherapy management in general 4 surgery Common operations Gastrectomy Appendectomy c-section Cholecystectomy Free skin graft Hysterectomy Inguinal hernia Partial colectomy Prostatectomy Tonsillectomy 5  Complications of operations  Deep vein  Lung  Shock  Hemorrhage  Wound thrombosis (pulmonary) infection. (DVT) and complications. pulmonary embolism (PE).  Urinary  Reaction to  Joint mobility and  Postural  Others anesthesia. muscles deformaties retention. weakness Introduction to Physiotherapy management in general 6 surgery  Some common post operative discomfort: 1. Nausea and vomiting from general anesthesia 2. Sore throat (caused by the tube placed in the windpipe for breathing during surgery) 3. Soreness, pain, and swelling around the incision site 4. Restlessness and sleeplessness 5. Thirst 6. Constipation and gas (flatulence) Introduction to Physiotherapy management in general 7 surgery  Aims of PT in general surgery  To prevent chest complications  To prevent circulatory complications  To maintaine muscle power  To maintaine joint mobility  To prevent bed sores  To improve bed mobility  to gain cooperation and confidence 8 Thank you