Lithotomy
The Nurse's Dictionary of Medical Terms and Nursing Treatment · 1909 · p. 14
(lith-ot’-o-me). Operation of cutting into a bladder to remove a stone. An anæsthetic will be administered. The bed-clothes must be arranged to open acro the middle; if po ible have a proper mattre with a hole in the centre; if not po ible use a mackintosh and a draw sheet or blanket. Great cleanline and care is nece ary to keep the bed dry and sweet, and to prevent bedsores. The slightest risk of chill must be avoided, and all draw sheets warmed before used. When the urine ceases to flow through the wound, or when there is any appearance of blood, report it to the surgeon. Light strengthening diet.
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