Which of the following statement (s) are true when prepping a contaminated area such as a colostomy? A. Cover the stoma with sterile gauze/sponge dipped in prep solution B. The contaminated area is prepped first C. Prep the abdomen before the stoma D. Never prep the stoma, just the skin
A. Cover the stoma with sterile gauze/sponge dipped in prep solution C. Prep the abdomen before the stoma
Potential adverse effects of the supine position Include all the following except: A. Skin breakdown at heels and elbows B. Venous pooling in the legs C. Decreased mean arterial pressure D. Retinal detachment or cerebral edema
What is (D)Retinal detachment or cerebral edema
Which prep is contraindicatd to use around the ears and neck? A. Alcohol B. Chlorohexidine gluconate C. Povodine iodine
What is (B) Chlorohexidine gluconate
If you are working the 07-1730 shift, what is the expected time to clock out of UKG?
What is 1730 +/- 7 mins?
What step (s) should be followed in correctly draping the sterile field? 1. Drape from sterile to unsterile areas. 2. Drape from the operative site outward. 3. Form a cuff with the drape and place gloved hands under the cuff. 4. Handle each drape as little as possible. 5. If draping without assistance, walk around the OR bed to drape the other side.
What is all of the above
Intraoperative factors to consider when positioning the patient include: A. Position required for surgery B. Type of anesthesia C. Age D. Length of surgery
What is (A) Position required, (B) Type of anesthesia & (D)Length of surgery
The perioperative nurse’s documentation of the skin prep procedure should include: A. body area prepped B. name of the person performing the prep C. preoperative assessment of the skin at the operative site D. skin prep agent used E. type of hair removal, if ordered
What is all of the above
Which of the following physiological effects is most likely to result from positioning a patient in the lithotomy position? A. Circulatory and respiratory compromise due to pressure on the abdomen B. Circulatory pooling in the lower legs C. Decreased brainstem perfusion D. Pressure on the brachial nerves E. Injury to malleolus and olecranon
What is (A) Circulatory and respiratory compromise due to pressure on the abdomen
Drapes are selected depending upon: A. Type of surgery B. Size of the incision C. Amount of area around the incision to be included D. Furniture and equipment to be draped
What is (A) Type of surgery, (C) Amount of area around the incision to be included, (D) Furniture and equipment to be draped
To place a patient safely in Trendelenberg position, which of the following practices is indicated? A. Position the knees over the break in the procedure bed to allow for knee flexion. B. Rapidly return the patient to the supine position at the end of the procedure. C. Use shoulder braces to prevent the patient’s sliding toward the head of the bed. D. A padded footboard should be used to prevent slippage to the foot of the table.
What is (A)Position the knees over the break in the procedure bed to allow for knee flexion.