NURS 332 EXAM 1 ACTUAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
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Terms in this set (203)
What timeframe constitutes the It is the timeframe that consists of preoperative,
surgical experience? intraoperative, and postoperative phases.
What are the two primary surgical - Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs): Used for
settings? same-day procedures.
- Inpatient: Requires staying overnight in the
hospital.
Provide examples of different surgical - Ambulatory: Wisdom teeth removal.
settings. - Inpatient: C-Section, heart surgery (Cardiac
Bypass), and transplants
, List the common surgical - Diagnostic (to diagnose something).
classifications based on the purpose - Constructive.
of the procedure. - Reconstructive/cosmetic.
- Palliative (for patient comfort).
- Ablative (to remove something).
- Transplant.
Define the categories of surgical - Emergent: Need surgery ASAP.
urgency. - Urgent: Required within 24 hours.
- Expedited: Needed but scheduled for later.
- Elective: Can be scheduled further out.
Major vs minor surgery - major- associated with a high degree risk
- minor- often performed on an outpatient basis,
involves little risk, & usually has few complications
What are the core components of the - safety
AORN Perioperative Patient-Focused - health system
Model? - physiological responses
- behavioral responses
Preoperative care Begins when surgery is scheduled and continues
when the patient arrives.
What information must be included in - Procedure to be performed with potential risks.
an informed consent? - Type of anesthesia being provided with risks.
- Any possible potential procedures that could take
place during surgery.
- Postoperative plan of care and potential
complications.
- Note: No abbreviations are allowed on consent
forms
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS
Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Terms in this set (203)
What timeframe constitutes the It is the timeframe that consists of preoperative,
surgical experience? intraoperative, and postoperative phases.
What are the two primary surgical - Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs): Used for
settings? same-day procedures.
- Inpatient: Requires staying overnight in the
hospital.
Provide examples of different surgical - Ambulatory: Wisdom teeth removal.
settings. - Inpatient: C-Section, heart surgery (Cardiac
Bypass), and transplants
, List the common surgical - Diagnostic (to diagnose something).
classifications based on the purpose - Constructive.
of the procedure. - Reconstructive/cosmetic.
- Palliative (for patient comfort).
- Ablative (to remove something).
- Transplant.
Define the categories of surgical - Emergent: Need surgery ASAP.
urgency. - Urgent: Required within 24 hours.
- Expedited: Needed but scheduled for later.
- Elective: Can be scheduled further out.
Major vs minor surgery - major- associated with a high degree risk
- minor- often performed on an outpatient basis,
involves little risk, & usually has few complications
What are the core components of the - safety
AORN Perioperative Patient-Focused - health system
Model? - physiological responses
- behavioral responses
Preoperative care Begins when surgery is scheduled and continues
when the patient arrives.
What information must be included in - Procedure to be performed with potential risks.
an informed consent? - Type of anesthesia being provided with risks.
- Any possible potential procedures that could take
place during surgery.
- Postoperative plan of care and potential
complications.
- Note: No abbreviations are allowed on consent
forms
