Surgical Wounds, Drains, Hemostasis & Sponges
Positioning/Radiation
Safety
Anesthesia/Skin Prep

Perioperative Safety: Patient Focus
Aseptic Practice/Equipment & Product Safety
100

The surgical wound classification for a total abdominal hysterectomy

What is class II Clean-Contaminated wound classification?

100

To protect sensitive areas of the skin with appropriate padding is a recommended practice for this:

What is done to reduce patient's risk of intraoperative skin injury?

100

A potential complication of gas insufflation

What is hypercarbia?

100

RSI

What is Retained Surgical Item?

100
When in doubt, throw it out is a principle of sterile technique that is most directly related to the concept of: 

What is surgical conscience?

200

The surgical wound classification for a total knee replacement

What is Class 1 Clean Wound Classification?

200

This position can cause physiological effects of circulatory and respiratory compromise due to pressure on the abdomen

What is lithotomy position?

200

An ETT tube or LMA is removed when:

When the patient is able to maintain their own airway

200

Minimum number of caregivers required to move an unconscious patient from the OR table to a stretcher 

What is 4?

200

What type of clamp would be the most appropriate for bleeding control during an open abdominal procedure?

What is a kelly hemostat?

300

Pressure, hemostatic clamps and ligatures.

What are some mechancial methods used to achieve hemostasis?

300

Occiput, scapulae, thoracic vertebrae, olecranon process, sarum and elbows 

hat are the pressure points that should be padded when a patient is in the supine position?

300

Diluting prep solution, allowing excess skin prep to be absorbed into positioning devices, prepping while patient is being positioned

What are incorrect ways to use skin antisepsis application?

300

May be the source of electromagnetic interference.

What are IED? (Implantable Electronic Device)

300

Bony prominences, hairy body parts, tattoos and scar tissue

Where should dispersive pad be avoided?

400

An area of painful skin that is abraded, blistered, has shallow craters

What is stage II of pressure injury?

400

The best intervention to prevent intraoperative pressure ulcer development on the patient’s heels.

What is elevating the heels off the bed?

400

This is the most consistent early indicator of MH crisis

What is increased end tidal CO2?

400

Ensuring that prep solutions do not pool under the patient.

What is a method to reduce risk of skin injury and risk of fire hazard? 

400

A designated area on the sterile field where scrub person and surgeon place all sharp instruments

What is a neutral zone?

500

Hemovac drain, Jackson-Pratt drain, Chest tube drain

What are examples of closed drain system?
500

Time, distance and shielding 

What are radiation exposure safety measure?

500

Administration of sedative by an anesthesia provider with supplemental medication as needed

What is monitored anesthesia care?

500

A procedure that reflects best practice for transferring medical vial to a sterile field

What is a transfer device?

500

This test result indicates that the cycle load was not sterilized, or sterilizer was malfunctioned

What is positive BI (Biological Indicator) Test?