Pre-Op
Intra-Operative
Post-op
Medications
100

T/F: We recommend bowel prep the night prior to Cesarean sections

FALSE 

(High evidence, strong recommendation)

100

Patient should remain in a state of ____thermia during C/S.

Normothermia

100

T/F: Bed rest x24 hours is recommended after surgery

FALSE

Early mobilization is recommended (Low evidence, strong recommendation)

100

Toradol is contraindicated for post-operative pain control in these circumstances (1)

known kidney disease or high bleeding risk

200

Amount of time prior to scheduled surgery patient can consume a light meal. 

6 hours

200

T/F: Regional anesthesia is preferred over general anesthesia (for Cesarean sections)

TRUE

Low evidence, strong recommendation

200

VTE prophylaxis method utilized for everyone during recovery period

SCDs 


Low evidence, strong recommendation

200

This may be given pre-operatively 1 hour prior to scheduled surgery to reduce post-op pain 

Tylenol 1000 mg

300

What should you give immediately pre-op to reduce risk of aspiration pneumonitis? 

Antacids or histamine H2 receptor antagonists

(Low evidence, strong recommendation)

300

If >__ cm of subcutaneous tissue, it is recommended to reapproximate the layer

2

Moderate evidence, weak recommendation

300

T/F: Heparin is used routinely after CD

FALSE

Low evidence, weak recommendation

300

Common side effects of morphine (must get 2)

Itching, nausea/vomiting

400

What type of antimicrobial soap is shown to be SUPERIOR?

CHG > Iodine 

400

When should IV antibiotics be administered? (Give specific time)

Within 60 minutes before skin incision; ideally 30-60 minutes 

(high evidence, strong recommendation)

400
A regular diet within __ hours after Cesarean delivery is recommended

2

High evidence, strong recommendation

400

Describe the type of post-op pain control recommended by ERAS after CD

Multimodal pain control: NSAIDS w/Tylenol, consider TAP block, consider morphine

Moderate evidence, strong recommendation

500

What maternal condition is associated with low birthweight, preterm birth, and increases perioperative mortality and morbidity?

Anemia

(Moderate evidence, strong recommendation)

500

In a laboring patient with ruptured membranes who then needs a Cesarean section, what intervention could be performed prior to start of CS to reduce postcesarean infections? (not additional IV abx)

Vaginal prep with iodine


Moderate evidence, weak recommendation

500

According to ERAS guidelines, when should the urinary catheter be removed after CD? 

IMMEDIATELY!


Low evidence, strong recommendation

500

What type of class is a CS that is performed after a patient has been in active labor with ruptured membranes? 

Clean contaminated (Class II) incision

or if pt has chorio


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