Periop Environment
Perioperative Assessment
Periop Safety
Professionalism
Transmissible Infection Prevention
100

The air in the operating room should be under _______ pressure. 

What is Positive Pressure. 

100

Close attention should be paid to monitoring the intake and output of patients would conducting the ________assessment. 

What is Renal 

100

________ plays the biggest role in maintaining a safe OR environment. 

Who is everyone (team/collaborative efforts/ individual staff members e.g.) 

100

PICO stands for 

What is 

P-patient, problem, population

I-interventions

C-Comparison 

O-Outcome

100

Chicken pox, measles, disseminated zoster, and TB are all examples of __________ viruses.

What are Airborne.

200

There should be at least ____ air exchanges per hour.  With at least 4 of them being from outdoor air. 

What are 20

200

When assessing a patient for medication use, it is extremely important to assess for ________ supplements and ____________ drugs 

What are Herbal Supplements and Recreational Drugs 

200

A nurse programs a new electrosurgery machine incorrectly.  This is an example of

What is Skill Based Error 

200

There are different forms of professional accountability. Becoming certified, and or pursuing a higher level of academic preparation are examples of 

What is Commitment to Nursing 

200

Archie presents prior to surgery with a cough, runny nose, watery red eyes and with the following vital signs: 

Temp 103.5 F

HR 110

RR 30

BP 100/60 

It is discovered that Archie missed his MMR vaccine between 12 and 15 months.  The nurse should suspect the Archie to have what virus?

What is measles. 

300

Air in the operating room should be cleaned by passing through HEPA (High-efficiency particulate air) filters.  Filtration should have at least a ____% efficacy. 

What is 90%

300

Considering different types of surgery, ostomy placement would be a consideration for this generalized type of surgery

What is Gastrointestinal Surgery 

300

A nurse misinterprets test results  

What is knowledge based error 

300

All monies received by an organization for the goods and services that they provide. 

What is gross income.

300

True or False 

The OSHA BBP (Blood Bourne Pathogen) standard is federally mandated requires protective standards to be followed 

What is true

400

OR scrubs, head coverings, surgical masks, shoe covers, and PPE should be worn in the ______ and _____ zones. 

What are the Semi-restricted, and Restricted zones. 

400

Considering different types of surgery, platelet counts would be a consideration for this generalized type of surgery______

What is Hepatobiliary Surgery. 

400

Physical stamina due to musculoskeletal injuries is an example of 

What is situational error 

400

Gross revenue minus expenses

What is Net Income

400

Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs),  Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infections (CLABIs), Surgical Site Infections (SSIs), and Ventilator Associated Events (VAEs) are all the most common examples of

What are Hospital Associated Infections (HAIs)

500

This role in the OR monitors sterile technique, passing supplies and instruments to the surgeons and assistants, and gathering supplies and equipment for the surgical procedure amongst other responsibilities. 

What is a scrub person. (can be a RN, LPN, or surgical technologist)

500

Considering different types of surgery, metabolism imbalance would be a consideration for this type of surgery__________

What are Thyroid/Parathyroid Surgery 

500

A nurse fails to provide prophylaytics 

What is knowledge based error 

500

Supplies, personnel, and purchased services are all examples of 

What are direct expenses

500

There are both patient and procedural variables that contribute towards a patient acquiring a SSI.  

hair removal, skin antisepsis, surgical technique, length of surgery, operating room ventilation, equipment sterilization, antibiotic use, and wound class are all examples of __________ variables. 

What are procedural

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