AORN Periop 101 Final Exam (3 Latest Versions) Includes
400+Accurate And Verified Questions Based On The
Association Of Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN)
Core Curriculum. Topics Covered Include Surgical Asepsis,
Sterile Technique, Patient Safety, Perioperative Roles,
Infection Prevention, Documentation, And Ethical/Legal
Considerations In The Operating Room. This Exam Is
Designed For Nurses Completing The Periop 101 Training
To Work In Perioperative Environments.
Version 1
a 74 year old patient is scheduled for for an exploratory lap. The
nursing diagnosis potential for hypothermia is made. In
developing a periopeative care plan for this patient, which of the
following actions should the perioperative nurse take?
a. provide the anesthesia provider wit ha blood/fluid warmer
b. increase the OR temperature
c. provide the surgeon with extra drape sheets for thermal
insulation
d. place anti embolism sticking on the patient's leg to improve
circulation - ANSWER-a
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a preop nursing assessment should be conducted by a
perioperative RN at what point?
a. prior to discharge
b. before the surgery
c in the surgeon's officially
d. before the surgical consent is signed - ANSWER-b
in relation to transcultural needs too the patient, it is important to
include ___ needs in the nursing assessment
a. medical
b. activities of daily living
c. pharacological
d. spiritual - ANSWER-d
what would be the MOSt important information for a nurse is
readmission testing (PAT) to collect on an insulin dependent
diabetic patient?
a. how long the patient has been a diabetic
b. if there is someone to drive them home
c. the last time the patient ate or drank
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d. they type of insulin that patient takes - ANSWER-d
which of the following is NOT an example of an ethical
dilemma that perioperative nurses may encounter?
a. DNR order for a surgical patient
b. family disagreement regarding possible organ donation
c. family disagreement about a below the knee amputation on an
18 year old who has already given consent
d. human experimentation - ANSWER-c
all of the following are accurate description of " professional
accountability" EXCEPT:
a. becoming certified in your specialty
collaborating with peers in selecting the right instruments and
right equipments for each patient
c. pursing a higher academic degree
d. relying ONLY on peer evaluation
e. staying current wit changes in your specialty - ANSWER-d
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the phrase " at least one individual failed to do what a similarly
situated, reasonable , and prudent professional would have done
under similar circumstances" is the definition of:
a. abandoment
b. negligence
c. unethical behavior
d. malpractice - ANSWER-b
Part of the AORN standards of professional practice mandate
that nurses evaluate the quality of their nursing practice. Four
ways to ensure professional practice related to the AORN
practice include: maintaining competency, the use of the EBP ,
certification, and :
a. mentoring student nurses
b. pursuit of lifelong learning
c. achieving a minimum of an associate's degree
d. achievement of an advanced practice nursing degree -
ANSWER-b
which of the following types of anesthesia require an anesthesia
professional? check all that apply
a. general anesthesia