Perioperative Environment
Safety
Everything Wounds
Everything
Contagion
100
The three phases of OR
What is Preoperative, Intraoperative, and Post-op
100
True of False: Surgeons initials must always be visible after skin prep.
What is true
100
This needle is used on Myocardium tissue
What is Taper Point Needle
100
These Hemostats stop bleeding in subcutaneous tissue
What is a Crile
100
The two most common MDRO's
What is MRSA and VRE
200
The humidity in the restricted zone
What is 20-60%
200
Sources of fuel for surgical fire A. Body tissue B. Hair C. Oxygen D. Cautery tools E. Intestinal gases
What is A. Body tissue, B. Hair, E. Intestinal gases
200
Blunt Point Needles are used on which tissue(s) A. Nerve B. Biliary tract C. Spleen D. Liver E. Subcutaneous Fat
What is C. Spleen, D. Liver
200
The two times a sterile field can be covered is
What is During delays, and periods of increased activity
200

To prevent the spread of this spore-forming bacterium, healthcare workers must wash their hands with soap and water because alcohol-based rubs are ineffective against it.

What is Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) 

300
Which area(s) are Located in the Restricted zone A. Blood bank B. Sterile supply storage C. Pathology lab D. Operating room
What is D. Operating room
300
The skin prep area should extend ____ inches in all directions. A. 2-4 B. 4-6 C. 6-8 D. 8-10
What is C. 6-8 Inches
300
This type of wound is left open to heal from the inner to outer surface.
What is Granulation or Second Intention
300
What is the focus of PACU Phase 2
What is Education
300

This type of transmission requires the use of an N95 respirator and a negative-pressure isolation room for pathogens like Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

What is airborne transmission? 

400
How many air exchanges per hour in the Semi-Restricted zone? A. 16-20 B. 4-10 C. 15 D. 1-5
What is B. 4-10
400
Which is true about the use of an ESU? A. Should be placed in kidney basin in between uses B. Monopolar should be used for patients with an IED C. Can be used near neck and head if oxygen level is minimized D. Dispersive electrode should be as close to IED as possible
What is C. Can be used near neck and head if oxygen level is minimized
400
Nutritional Conditions that negatively affect wound healing are A. Obesity B. Carb deficiency C. Protein deficiency D. Diabetes
What is B. Carb deficiency. C. Protein deficiency
400
The Most common nerves damaged in Lithotomy position are A. Femoral B. Brachial Plexus C. Ulnar D. Obturator E. Perineal
What is A. Femoral, D. Obturator, E. Perineal
400
True or False: Cleaning should take place immediately following an Airborne precautions case
What is False
500
Elements of the Intraoperative phase A. Coordinate Interventions B. Identify Complications C. Document Care D. Develop a plan of care E. All the above
What is C. Document Care A. Coordinate Interventions
500
What is included in the Time Out documentation
What is 2 identifiers, the site and side, and verification of procedure
500
True or False: Tensile strength gain and Collagen Synthesis occur during the Remodeling phase of wound healing
What is False. Tensile strength gain and Collagen Remodeling occur during the Remodeling phase
500

True of False: The Hemovac is used during abdominal or breast surgery to remove blood from the surgical site

What is False

500
These are the three elements of infection
What is Source of reservoir, Susceptible host, Method of transmission
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