Ovariotomy

The Nurse's Dictionary of Medical Terms and Nursing Treatment · 1909 · p. 17
(o-va-re-ot’-o-me). Excision of an ovary; a serious operation, the nursing treatment of which is very important. All sponges, bedding, ., used for these operations must be new; the sponges must be counted; plenty of warm carbolic and water will be wanted. The temperature of the room should be 68 degs. Fahr. The bed must be made up with a draw sheet, and a pillow for the knees; the bed must be warmed. The temperature and pulse must be taken every four hours, the catheter pa ed every six hours, and the urine kept and measured. The patient is kept flat on her back, knees raised, and not allowed to move.
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