Steril field
Sutures & staples
Discharge & Emergencies
Injury and 1st Aid
Wounds & Care
100

What is a Mayo stand? 

The stand that holds the instrument tray

100

How long do sutures stay in? 

5-6 days

100

What are the two activity restrictions after surgery?

Bathing and exercising 

100

How are strains caused?

By stretched or torn ligaments

100

Any break in the skin, whether from injury or a surgical incision

Wound

200

When is sterile technique necessary?

During any invasive procedures (surgical incision, open wound, etc.)

200

What size sutures do delicate tissue need?

5-0 to 6-0 suture size

200

What are some of the standard instructions to send a patient home with after an operation?

Keep  site clean and dry, do not place stress on the area, drink plenty of fluids, get proper rest, and go to follow appointment

200

Which two dislocations are most likely to dislocate again?

Shoulder and kneecap
200

What are the treatments for wounds?

Apply pressure, proper wound cleaning, bandaging, and sometimes sutures or staple insertions

300

What 3 things does surgical sepsis require when handling materials? 

Surgical handwashing, surgical gloves, and sterile technique

300

What are the different types of wound closures and materials?

Sutures, surgical staples, skin closure tapes, and adhesives

300

When should the patient notify the health care provider?

unusual pain or burning, swelling, redness, or other discoloration in the area, bleeding or other drainage, including unpleasant odor, fever, vomiting

300

What are the most common needs for first aid?

Treatment of shock, seizures, burns, poisoning, fractures, temperature alterations, and wounds
300

What are the three phases of wound healing?

Inflammatory phase, proliferating phase, and maturation phase

400

What should you do if there is a contamination?

Remove contaminated item or correct error and open a new packet

400

How do absorbable sutures work?

They do not need to be removed, are digested by tissue enzymes, and absorbed by body tissues

400

What critical information should the MA obtain when receiving an emergency over the phone?

Patient's name, contact information, and location. What the situation is and when it started. The status of the patient.

400

What are symptoms of poisoning?

Discoloration, burns on the lips, unusual odor, vomiting

400

Dihiscence

Separation of wound edges

500
Techniques used to eliminate pathogenic and other potentially harmful microbes related to invasive procedures?

Surgical Asepsis

500

What is included in a disposable staple removal kit? 

removal device, sterile gauze, forceps, sterile gloves, and antiseptic

500

When a patient loses an excessive amount of body fluids or blood. It can result from internal or external hemorrhaging, prolonged vomiting, or diarrhea.

Hypovolemic shock

500

What are the 8 types of fractures?

Closed, open, greenstick, impacted, comminuted, spiral, transverse, and oblique

500
What is the most severe and urgent type of bleeding?

Arterial bleeding

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