Anesthesia
Assessment & Patient Safety
Patient & Family Education & Professionalism
Positioning & Patient Skin Antisepsis
Sterile Technique, Sterilization Process, & Wound Closure & Healing
100

ASA NPO Guidelines:

Clear liquids

Light Meal

Fried, fatty foods and/or meat

What are:

2 hours

6 Hours

8 Hours

100

When assessing the patient's medication history, it is important to review the following:

 

What are:

Prescription medications

Herbal supplements & vitamins

Recreational drugs

100

The patient is a full partner in their health care team. Patients & their family support systems should be actively engaged in their health care.

What is Patient-Centered Care?

100

The bladder is drained ________ the vaginal prep.

What is after?

100

The single most effective measure to prevent the transmission of pathogenic microorganisms.

 What is hand hygiene?

200

Initiated during induction of anesthesia and not released until the ET tube cuff is inflated, tube placement is confirmed, and the anesthesia has given verbal confirmation that the pressure can be released.

What is cricoid pressure?

200

Examples of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)?

What are:

Economic stability

Education access and quality

Social & community context

Health Care access & quality

Neighborhood & built environment

200

A process of communication between a clinician and the patient in which the patient authorizes or agrees to undergo a specific medical intervention.  This is obtained by the physician and is given voluntarily by the patient.

What is Informed Consent?

200

This makes the concentration of the solution unknown, and contamination may occur during the mixing process.  

What is diluting skin antiseptic products?

Note* We do not dilute skin antiseptic products!

200

When opening sterile items, key indicators of sterility include:

What are:

package integrity

expiration date

expected chemical indicator change

300

Triggered by inhaled anesthetic gases and/or succinylcholine.

What is Malignant Hyperthermia?

300

Conducted by the perioperative team immediately before the start of the operative or other invasive procedure.

What is Time Out?

300

Duty

Breach of Duty

The breach of duty caused an injury

The injury was harmful to the patient

What are the four elements of malpractice?

300

The three basic surgical positions.

What are supine, prone, & lateral.


Bonus* variations are:

Supine-lithotomy, sitting/semi-sitting, trendelenburg & reverse trendelenburg

Prone-jack-knife (Kraske)

300

Wound Class ____

The respiratory, alimentary, or genitourinary tract is entered under controlled conditions & without contamination.  There is no evidence of infection or no major break in aseptic.

What is Wound Class II?

400

 Most specific sign of Malignant Hyperthermia (MH).

 What is unexplained increased end-tidal carbon dioxide (ETCO2)?

400

The treatment for a local anesthetic systemic toxicity event.

What are lipids?

400

Health______ is the difference in health between groups.

Health ________ is when everyone receives the same care.

Health________ is a customized distribution of resources & opportunities across a population to ensure no groups are at a disadvantage.

What are:

Health Disparity 

Health Equality

Health Equity

400

These devices are not used in trendelenburg due to risk for a brachial plexus injury.

What are shoulder braces?

400

Actions to take prior to transporting contaminated instruments to SPD include:

What are:

discard sharps

separate sharp instruments from delicate & heavy instruments

Open hinged instruments

moisten instruments with a pre-treatment product

Keep instruments with their corresponding sets

Identify instruments that need repair

500

Role of the RN during _______ anesthesia is to provide patient monitoring and supportive care.

What is Local (anesthesia)?

500

One patient risk factors related to alcohol abuse.

What are:

Lowered immunity

Prolonged bleeding

Increased stress response

Cardiac complications

500

A model of care that included physicians, health care organization representatives, & other health care providers joining together to:

-provide high-quality, coordinated health care

-avoid duplication of services

-decrease errors

What is an Accountable Care Organization (ACO)?

500

Physiological changes that may occur from this position include:

-increased pressure on the diaphragm

-a shift in circulatory volume

-compromised circulatory & respiratory systems due to compression of the abdominal contents on the IVC & abdominal aorta

What is lithotomy?

500

Point of use cleaning is important to prevent_______.

What is biofilm?

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