SURGICAL FIRST ASSIST TEST 22 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED

SURGICAL FIRST ASSIST TEST 22 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED Q. Nursing interventions for a patient with an infection consist primarily of which of the following? - answerA. monitoring and teaching Nursing interventions for a patient with an infection consist primarily of monitoring and teaching. The nurse monitors the progression of the infection by taking vital signs measuring the extent of induration or visible erythema, for example. The patient is also taught to prevent future infections Q. In outcome identification, the nurse uses psychologist Abraham Maslow's hierarchy to meet his patient's needs. When this nurse praises and encourages the patient for the patient's success in lowering lipid levels, this nurse's action is at which level of Maslow's hierarchy? - answerA. Esteem This nurse's action of praising and encouraging the patient falls within the Esteem level on Maslow's hierarchy. Humanistic psychology says the individual's need for self-esteem and recognition can be met only after the person's physiological, safety/security, and affection needs have been met. Q. A patient has a prosthesis. Who is responsible for removing and securing his prostheses before a procedure? - answerA. Circulating nurse The perioperative team should secure and properly label all patient prosthesis. Not all prosthetic devices are removed. When a device is removed, the circulating nurse will ensure the item is labeled and secured. Q. In the conclusion, of the research performed, they very end should be - answerA. Recommendations In the conclusion, the last part of it should be a recommendation. This recommendation is meant for the reader. Q. After discharge, who will assess the ability of family to care for the patient? - answerA. Home care nurse Many of the patient's long-term goals will be addressed by the home care nurse. The nurse will assess the patient's continued cognitive status, pain management, respiratory status, and any complications. The nurse will also assess the family's ability to handle care. Q. A potential adverse outcome for a patient in the Sitting position includes which of the following? - answerA. Sciatic nerve pain The patient in the Sitting position can injure the sciatic nerve from the knees being extend for a prolonged period. This patient can also experience pain on ischial tuberosities (Sitz bones) and 'footdrop' caused by pressure on the Achilles tendons. Q. Practices such as Reiki (the use of energy for healing), prayer, and laying on of crystals are BEST known as which of the following? - answerA. Complementary therapies0 Also known as complementary medicine, these practices may be requested by patients in addition to standard therapies. Wherever possible, the patient's wishes should be accommodated around complementary therapies. Learning more about the patient's worldview and understanding of his or her illness can help the nurse more effectively incorporate complimentary therapies into the plan of care. It is key to accommodate a patient's wishes for such therapies even if you do not personally believe them to be effective. Q. Which of the following would percentage mean? - answerA. Per every hundred A special type of fraction is considered "percentages." Percentage is considered to mean "per every hundred." Q. Who is responsible for the delegation and appropriateness nursing assignments on the perioperative team? - answerA. Perioperative nurse manager The perioperative nurse manager is responsible for the appropriateness of perioperative nursing assignments and delegation of duties. The nurse manager evaluates and validates all nursing assignments. Further, the nurse manager is the individual ultimately accountable for the actions of the perioperative nursing team. Q. The final step in Evidence Based Nursing is - answerA. Apply the evidence The final step in Evidence Based Nursing is apply the evidence. There are five steps for Evidence Based Nursing. Steps include selecting a topic, problem and knowledge focused triggers, form a team, evidence retrieval, and apply the evidence. Q. In the surgical suite, if the toner from the printer spills, which of the following cautions should be taken? - answerA. Protective goggles should be worn, masks should be worn and gloves should be worn Toner from a printer can actually be combustible. The powder has explosive qualities. If vacuuming the powder, a HEPA filter should b