STDs N Me
Infectious Diseases or sum (I couldn't think of the Funny)
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THE AAR OF THE MEDICAL FIELD (postop)
100

What is a latency period and which STD has it?

A latency period is when there are no signs and symptoms and syphilis has that

100

For the first step of the chain of infection, name two things requires for the chain to begin

Susceptible host, causative organism, a reservoir, mode of transmission, mode of entry, and portal of exit

100

What is the preoperative phase?

when the decision to proceed with surgical intervention is made and ends with the transfer of the patient onto the operating room bed

100

What can you do to protect a patient from injury in the intraoperative phase?

Reducing latex exposure, reducing anxiety, preventing perioperative positioning injury, protecting a patient from injury, serving as an advocate, monitoring and managing potential complications
100

What are some of your ABCs?

Assess airway, respiratory function, cardiovascular function, skin color, LOC, ability to respond

200

Genital herpes common symptoms are?

Small, fluid-filled blisters on the genitals, buttocks, or mouth

200

What is colonization?

microorganisms present without host interference or interaction

200

List 2 preadmission testing steps

initiating the nursing process, vitals, admission data, verifying the completion of pre-op diagnostic testing, discharge planning for post-op care

200

List 3 gerontologic considerations in intraoperative

age-related cardiovascular and pulmonary changes, decreased elasticity, decreased liver metabolism, impaired ability to regulate temperature

200

To leave the PACU, what should you have an 8 or higher in?

Aldrete score- stable vitals, O2 sat, respiratory function

300

Bacterial vaginosis treatment includes? (100 bonus points for two symptoms)

Treatment is prescription cream, gels, or medication (ABX). Symptoms include gray vaginal discharge, itching, fishy odor

300

List 4 things that make someone a susceptible host

immunosuppression, diabetes, surgery, burns, elderly

300

Pre-operative assessment, list 6 things

history, physical, medications, allergies, nutritional status, dentition, drug n alcohol use, respiratory and cardiovascular status, hepatic, renal, endocrine, immune function, previous medications, psychosocial factors, NPO, CHECK ID, spiritual and cultural belief

300

The restricted zone of the operation room requires which clothing?

scrub clothes, shoe covers, caps, and masks

300

OH NO, not the daily double, no literally, it is not the daily double, you are having an opioid overdose what do you do? After you do that, you have a Benzo overdose, what do you do?

Narcan, flumazenil

400

What may men and women see with pelvic inflammatory disease (list 3 symptoms)?

Arthritis, bloodstream infections, ectopic pregnancy, endometriosis, infertility, and epididymitis

400

List 4 Infectious Agents

bacteria, fungi, viruses, rickettsiae, protozoa

400

With informed consent, it is important that it is _______ on paper, there is a _______ for the signature, assessment of _______ medication use, and if the patient has the _______ to make the decision.

written, witness, opioid, capability

400

The "time out" is very important, what might someone who is in the "time out" focus on?

questions or concerns to be answered, designated member for time out, communications, identifying the right site, document completion of time out, roles such as anesthesia provider, technician, surgeon, circulating nurse
400

What do you look for in a hemorrhage?

Tachycardia, increased RR, assess pressure points

500

List the 5 P's of confidentiality for STDs

Partners, prevention of pregnancy, protection from STIs, practices, and past history of STIs.

500

List 4 means of transmission

direct contact, indigestion, fomites, airborne

500

When is informed consent necessary?

  • High-Risk for bad outcomes:

  • Invasive procedures, such as a surgical incision, a biopsy, a cystoscopy, or paracentesis

  • Procedures requiring sedation and/or anesthesia

  • A non-surgical procedure, such as arteriography, that carries more than a slight risk to the patient

  • Procedures involving radiation

  • Blood product administration

500

When in intraoperative procedures, what is the highlighted complication in the study guide?

Malignant hyperthermia, a rare inherited muscle disorder that is caused by an anesthetic agent

500

List 8 postop complications.

pulmonary embolism, hypovolemic shock, urinary retention, pneumonia, atelectasis, infection, dehiscence, evisceration, gastric dilation, paralytic ileus

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