Cell Membrane & Tonicity Worksheet

A Cell Membrane and Tonicity Worksheet are an excellent tool for helping physicians decide on the appropriate dosage of anesthetic and the proper timing for surgery. The worksheet assists a physician in determining how much use, what preparation the patient will need and how much to use. There are also other guidelines to follow that will assist in the patient’s recovery and aftercare after surgery.

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Surgical procedures vary greatly, and this makes the worksheet’s use of several different variables quite important. Factors like time and tissue type all have to be considered when creating the worksheet. The standard three line horizontal format is fine for most needs. When determining dosage, you will want to use one line to state the total volume of tissue used during the procedure. There will be some swelling and bruising as a result of the surgery, so that is another line to use.

Then you should create a three-dimensional model of the patient with a ten-minute range on each side of the body. You will want to use a color scheme that will easily be readable. Some colors like black, blue, and white seem to work well for the cell membrane and tonicity worksheet.

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The model will represent the actual surgical time and tissue amount used. The scale is relative; a patient’s cells will not necessarily look identical to another patient. You will need to create a number of models of varying sizes to help you better visualize the volumes.

The Cell Membrane and Tonicity Worksheet can be created by an experienced physician or simply downloaded from the internet. Once it is created, you can easily customize the information to your individual needs.

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This method of using cells as a means of gauging the dosage is quite similar to using the tongue. A small tube (the tongue) is inserted into the patient’s mouth. The amount of pressure on the tube is recorded. By the same method, the cells can be used to measure the amount of pressure applied to the stomach, gallbladder or liver.

This article is intended for informational purposes only. It should not be used in place of, or in conjunction with, professional medical advice. Please consult your physician for medical advice.

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If you’re having a problem with bleeding or infection after your surgery, you might want to consider speaking with your surgeon’s office regarding information about post-operative care. You’ll find a lot of resources at our site. See you there!