Maintaining a sterile field/durable medical equipment, prosthetic, and supplies
Preforming staple and suture removal
Assisting with surgical interventions, and minor/traumatic injury
First aid and basic wound care
Identify and respond to emergency/priority situations
100

What should you do before using a equipment/ items?

Check to make sure that there is a autoclave indicator and its expiration date.

100

It most cases what is used to preform a removal?

A disposable suture removal kit 
100

When a wound is bleeding bright red, and the bleeding is profuse and fast, which kind of of hemorrhage is it?

Arterial Hemorrhage.

100

Any break in the skin is considered what?

An open wound.

100

What are considered a emergency situation over the phone, when the patient is what?

severely hypoglycemic, hypovolemic shock, heat exhaustion or heat stroke, hypothermia/frostbite, obstructed airway, ad syncope.

200

What is durable medical equipment (DME)?

DME includes medical devices and supplies that can be used repeatedly.

200

What should you do if there is gaping, bleeding, or presence of an exudate?

Stop immediately don't continue and get a health care provider.

200

What are some minor procedures preformed in a medical office?

Biopsy, removal of foreign bodies, endoscopy, colposcopy, cryosurgery, and incision and drainage.

200

What is the purpose of first aid?

To sustain life and prevent death.

200

When a patient sprains their ankle is it considered a emergency situation?

No.

300

What is the primary method of sterilization with instruments and equipment?

Autoclaving, which is the process of using high-temperature steam to kill mirco-organisms.

300

Where do sutures you take out go, and where do the staples go when taken out?

When you take out the sutures they go into the bio hazard waste container, the staples go into the sharps waste container.

300

What is an AED?

It is an Automated External Defibrillator.

300

What are the 4 different types of wounds?

An abrasion, incision, laceration, and a puncture wound.

300

An hour after the time of injury or symptoms occurs is the most critical, what is the name for this in the hospital when needed to be treated in the first hour?

The golden hour 

400

What should you never do with a sterile field?

You should never leave, reach over, or turn away from a sterile field.

400

Who can remove sutures and staples under the delegation of a provider?

Medical assistants.

400

When a patient presents to the office with minor or traumatic injuries who can be responsible for obtaining the CC, vital signs, and assisting the provider?

The medical assistants.

400

What should you do if there is a person at a resturant having an anaphylacic shock?

Administer an epipen or a preloaded pen filled with epinephrine, lay patient down and elevate their legs, and monitor their pulse.

400

The MA's first step in an emergency situation on the phone is to obtain critical information like?

The patients name, contact information, location, what the situation is and when it started, and the status of the patient.

500

What is DMEPOS?

Durable medical equipment, prosthetics, cirrhotics, and supplies. these are all ordered through the patients insurance.

500

What is put into a disposible suture removal kit?

Suture scissors and forceps. 

500

Identifying patients who have life-threatening conditions and need immediate care, who should contact emergency medical services during a crisis situation, location of fire extinguishers, and making sure all needed equipment and supplies are ready for a provider during an emergency situation. These are all what kind of plan?

An Emergency Action Plan.

500

What should you do to prevent an injury to a person having a seizure?

Help them too the floor if they aren't already, move object s out of their way, and turn them to the side to prevent aspiration.

500

What are some of the emergency and life threatening situations that happen to patients in the hospital?

Cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, uncontrolled bleeding, head injury, shock, and 3rd and 4th degree burns.

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