Practice Test Surg Tech Questions ad answers
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While preparing the room for a carotid endarterectomy, the surgeon walks in and tells the surgical
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technologist there is an emergent case scheduled next and the technologist needs to speed up the
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process of getting the patient prepped and draped. In order to have a safe outcome for the patient the
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technologist should prep the patient with
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A. Duraprep stick and place towels around the expected incision site.
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B. Duraprep stick and use a sterile towel to pat the prepped area dry.
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C. a chlorhexidine prep kit and place towels around the expected incision site.
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D. a chlorhexidine prep kit and use a sterile towel to pat the prepped area dry. - Correct Answers
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Duraprep stick and place towels around the expected incision site.
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Rationale: A Duraprep stick typically requires the use of only one hand and is a faster method of prepping.
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The incision site does not need to be patted dry with Duraprep because it needs to be allowed to dry on
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the skin so the solution can properly reduce microorganisms during and after the procedure.
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Chlorhexidine is the same thing as Hibiclens and would not be used because it takes longer to prep with
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as opposed to the Duraprep stick.
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II! While preparing to do an abdominal hysterectomy on a 500 lb. female the surgical technologist begins to
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II! retrieve supplies and instrumentation. Which of the following retractor systems should the technologist
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II! retrieve for this case? II! II! II!
A. Chaux II!
B. Bookwalter
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C. O'Connor-O'Sullivan
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D. Greenberg - Correct Answers Bookwalter
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Rationale: A Bookwalter is a large self-retaining retractor and is the best choice for abdominal retraction
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for this patient due to the adjustability of the ring size, and varied widths and lengths of retractor blades.
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A Chaux is a type of sternal retractor. The O'Connor O'Sullivan retractor is not the best choice for the
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patient due to the patient's larger size. A Greenberg retractor is commonly used in neuro or cranial
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procedures.
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,II! While cleaning the back table after a cystoscopy case, the tray of instruments accidentally falls on the
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II! floor. After retrieving all instruments, which of the following should the surgical technologist do before
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II! returning instruments to decontamination? II! II! II!
A. Send the contents of the tray to Biomedical Engineering.
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B. Visually inspect the instruments.
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C. Inform Central Sterile that the instruments need inspection.
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D. Assemble the instruments that have not been used. - Correct Answers Visually inspect the instruments.
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Rationale: The first thing that needs to be done is to visually inspect the instruments for cracks or
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breakage. The case is over, so the instruments do not need assembled. Central Sterile can be notified also,
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but that occurs after the surgical technologist inspects them. The contents would not be sent to Bio Med.
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II! When transferring a patient to the operation room table, the surgical technologist should
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A. power off any medical equipment during the transfer.
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B. ensure that the O.R table remains unlocked in order to position the table to the surgeon's preference.
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C. allow 5-6 fingerbreadths between the safety strap and the patient.
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D. transfer medical equipment first and then move the patient. - Correct Answers transfer medical
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equipment first and then move the patient.
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Rationale: Powering off medical equipment could harm the patient. Unlocked operating room tables
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increase the patients risk for injury. The safety strap should be snug for the safety of the patient without
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causing injury. Transferring medical equipment first ensures the equipment remains functional
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throughout the transfer.
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II! Which of the following is the minimum amount of time an unwrapped Kelly clamp needs to be flash
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II! sterilized for? II!
A. 6 minutes
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B. 3 minutes
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C. 7 minutes
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D. 12 minutes - Correct Answers 3 minutes
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II! Which of the following is a correct date notation for a sterile package?
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A. 164 II!
,B. June 12th, 2016
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C. 12 Jun 16
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D. 06/12/2016 - Correct Answers 164
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Rationale: "164" is the Julian date which indicates the date of sterilization. The Julian date is the number
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of the calendar day (1-365/366).
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II! In the Sterile Processing Department, a DART test for autoclave steam sterilizers should be run
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A. before every autoclave load.
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B. daily.
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C. weekly.
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D. monthly. - Correct Answers daily.
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Rationale: The DART test (daily air removal test) should be done before the first load of the day, to ensure
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the removal of all air from the sterilization chamber.
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II! When closing fascia after a laparotomy, which of the following is the suture of choice?
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A. Gore-Tex
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B. PDS II!
C. Plain
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D. Nurolon - Correct Answers PDS
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Rationale: PDS has a longer absorption rate of 183-238 days, which makes it ideal for the slow-healing
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fascia. Gore-Tex is typically used for anastomosis of vascular grafts or in valve repairs. Plain gut suture is
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not to be used on tissue under stress. Nurolon is a nonabsorbable suture that loses some of its tensile
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strength over time.
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An OB/GYN surgeon has posted an emergent laparoscopic case and the surgical technologist notices that
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his reusable metal trocar has not been processed from the day before. Which of the following sterilization
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methods is the best choice for this scenario?
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A. Ethylene oxide sterilization
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B. Gas sterilization
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C. Steris
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, D. Flash sterilization - Correct Answers Flash sterilization
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Rationale: Ethylene oxide is a type of gas sterilization that takes several hours to complete. Steris is used
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for endoscopic equipment. Flash sterilization is the best option in this scenario since the trocar is required
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for immediate use.
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II! During a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, the surgeon performs a cholangiogram. The circulator delivers
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II! 30cc of undiluted contrast medium to the surgical technologist. The surgeon prefers his contrast medium
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II! diluted 50/50 with saline. To complete the cholangiogram, the surgeon uses two 20cc syringes of the
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II! 50/50 contrast medium, and two 20cc syringes of saline. Which of the following is the total amount of
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II! contrast medium used during the procedure? II! II! II! II! II!
A. 10cc II!
B. 40ccII!
C. 20ccII!
D. 60cc - Correct Answers 20cc
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Rationale: The solution is a 1:1 ratio. If you add one part of the solution with the other one part of the
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solution, it equals 2--being the whole solution. 1 part divided by the whole, 2, equals ½ of the solution.
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Half of the solution in a 20 cc syringe equals 10 cc's. In each syringe, you will have 10 cc's of contrast and
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10 cc's of saline. If the doctor uses a total of two of the diluted 20 cc syringes, that equals 20 cc's of
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contrast used total.
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II! Which member of the surgical team is in charge of the transfer of an immobile or unconscious patient
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II! from the OR table to the stretcher?II! II! II! II! II! II!
A. Surgeon
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B. Circulator
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C. Anesthesia provider
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D. Surgical technologist - Correct Answers Anesthesia provider
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Rationale: The anesthesia provider is in control of the patient transfer and coordinates the move. They
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have control of the head and the patient's airway. The surgeon most likely has already left the room and
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cannot help with the transfer. The circulator is on the other side of the bed waiting on the transfer device
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when anesthesia gives the permission. The surgical technologist is on the other side waiting to help
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transfer the patient. There should always be 4 people to transfer a patient. Anesthesia is at the head of
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the bed and one person is on each side with one at the end of the bed to help transfer the feet.
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II! The patient is scheduled to have a Meniscal repair done on his right knee. Which of the following best
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II! represents how the site should be marked in the preoperative holding area to verify correct surgical site?
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More Than 200 Queries Newest 100% pass
While preparing the room for a carotid endarterectomy, the surgeon walks in and tells the surgical
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technologist there is an emergent case scheduled next and the technologist needs to speed up the
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process of getting the patient prepped and draped. In order to have a safe outcome for the patient the
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technologist should prep the patient with
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A. Duraprep stick and place towels around the expected incision site.
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B. Duraprep stick and use a sterile towel to pat the prepped area dry.
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C. a chlorhexidine prep kit and place towels around the expected incision site.
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D. a chlorhexidine prep kit and use a sterile towel to pat the prepped area dry. - Correct Answers
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Duraprep stick and place towels around the expected incision site.
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Rationale: A Duraprep stick typically requires the use of only one hand and is a faster method of prepping.
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The incision site does not need to be patted dry with Duraprep because it needs to be allowed to dry on
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the skin so the solution can properly reduce microorganisms during and after the procedure.
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Chlorhexidine is the same thing as Hibiclens and would not be used because it takes longer to prep with
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as opposed to the Duraprep stick.
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II! While preparing to do an abdominal hysterectomy on a 500 lb. female the surgical technologist begins to
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II! retrieve supplies and instrumentation. Which of the following retractor systems should the technologist
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II! retrieve for this case? II! II! II!
A. Chaux II!
B. Bookwalter
II!
C. O'Connor-O'Sullivan
II!
D. Greenberg - Correct Answers Bookwalter
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Rationale: A Bookwalter is a large self-retaining retractor and is the best choice for abdominal retraction
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for this patient due to the adjustability of the ring size, and varied widths and lengths of retractor blades.
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A Chaux is a type of sternal retractor. The O'Connor O'Sullivan retractor is not the best choice for the
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patient due to the patient's larger size. A Greenberg retractor is commonly used in neuro or cranial
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procedures.
II!
,II! While cleaning the back table after a cystoscopy case, the tray of instruments accidentally falls on the
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II! floor. After retrieving all instruments, which of the following should the surgical technologist do before
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II! returning instruments to decontamination? II! II! II!
A. Send the contents of the tray to Biomedical Engineering.
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
B. Visually inspect the instruments.
II! II! II! II!
C. Inform Central Sterile that the instruments need inspection.
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
D. Assemble the instruments that have not been used. - Correct Answers Visually inspect the instruments.
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Rationale: The first thing that needs to be done is to visually inspect the instruments for cracks or
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breakage. The case is over, so the instruments do not need assembled. Central Sterile can be notified also,
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
but that occurs after the surgical technologist inspects them. The contents would not be sent to Bio Med.
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II! When transferring a patient to the operation room table, the surgical technologist should
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A. power off any medical equipment during the transfer.
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
B. ensure that the O.R table remains unlocked in order to position the table to the surgeon's preference.
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C. allow 5-6 fingerbreadths between the safety strap and the patient.
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
D. transfer medical equipment first and then move the patient. - Correct Answers transfer medical
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
equipment first and then move the patient.
II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
Rationale: Powering off medical equipment could harm the patient. Unlocked operating room tables
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
increase the patients risk for injury. The safety strap should be snug for the safety of the patient without
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
causing injury. Transferring medical equipment first ensures the equipment remains functional
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
throughout the transfer.
II! II! II!
II! Which of the following is the minimum amount of time an unwrapped Kelly clamp needs to be flash
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II! sterilized for? II!
A. 6 minutes
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B. 3 minutes
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C. 7 minutes
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D. 12 minutes - Correct Answers 3 minutes
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Rationale: The minimum amount of time is 3 minutes. II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
II! Which of the following is a correct date notation for a sterile package?
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
A. 164 II!
,B. June 12th, 2016
II! II! II!
C. 12 Jun 16
II! II! II!
D. 06/12/2016 - Correct Answers 164
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Rationale: "164" is the Julian date which indicates the date of sterilization. The Julian date is the number
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of the calendar day (1-365/366).
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II! In the Sterile Processing Department, a DART test for autoclave steam sterilizers should be run
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A. before every autoclave load.
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B. daily.
II!
C. weekly.
II!
D. monthly. - Correct Answers daily.
II! II! II! II! II! II!
Rationale: The DART test (daily air removal test) should be done before the first load of the day, to ensure
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the removal of all air from the sterilization chamber.
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II! When closing fascia after a laparotomy, which of the following is the suture of choice?
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
A. Gore-Tex
II!
B. PDS II!
C. Plain
II!
D. Nurolon - Correct Answers PDS
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Rationale: PDS has a longer absorption rate of 183-238 days, which makes it ideal for the slow-healing
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fascia. Gore-Tex is typically used for anastomosis of vascular grafts or in valve repairs. Plain gut suture is
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
not to be used on tissue under stress. Nurolon is a nonabsorbable suture that loses some of its tensile
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
strength over time.
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II! strength over time. II! II!
An OB/GYN surgeon has posted an emergent laparoscopic case and the surgical technologist notices that
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his reusable metal trocar has not been processed from the day before. Which of the following sterilization
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methods is the best choice for this scenario?
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
A. Ethylene oxide sterilization
II! II! II!
B. Gas sterilization
II! II!
C. Steris
II!
, D. Flash sterilization - Correct Answers Flash sterilization
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
Rationale: Ethylene oxide is a type of gas sterilization that takes several hours to complete. Steris is used
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
for endoscopic equipment. Flash sterilization is the best option in this scenario since the trocar is required
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for immediate use.
II! II! II!
II! During a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, the surgeon performs a cholangiogram. The circulator delivers
II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II! II!
II! 30cc of undiluted contrast medium to the surgical technologist. The surgeon prefers his contrast medium
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II! diluted 50/50 with saline. To complete the cholangiogram, the surgeon uses two 20cc syringes of the
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II! 50/50 contrast medium, and two 20cc syringes of saline. Which of the following is the total amount of
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II! contrast medium used during the procedure? II! II! II! II! II!
A. 10cc II!
B. 40ccII!
C. 20ccII!
D. 60cc - Correct Answers 20cc
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Rationale: The solution is a 1:1 ratio. If you add one part of the solution with the other one part of the
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solution, it equals 2--being the whole solution. 1 part divided by the whole, 2, equals ½ of the solution.
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Half of the solution in a 20 cc syringe equals 10 cc's. In each syringe, you will have 10 cc's of contrast and
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10 cc's of saline. If the doctor uses a total of two of the diluted 20 cc syringes, that equals 20 cc's of
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contrast used total.
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II! Which member of the surgical team is in charge of the transfer of an immobile or unconscious patient
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B. Circulator
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C. Anesthesia provider
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D. Surgical technologist - Correct Answers Anesthesia provider
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Rationale: The anesthesia provider is in control of the patient transfer and coordinates the move. They
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have control of the head and the patient's airway. The surgeon most likely has already left the room and
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cannot help with the transfer. The circulator is on the other side of the bed waiting on the transfer device
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when anesthesia gives the permission. The surgical technologist is on the other side waiting to help
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transfer the patient. There should always be 4 people to transfer a patient. Anesthesia is at the head of
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the bed and one person is on each side with one at the end of the bed to help transfer the feet.
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II! The patient is scheduled to have a Meniscal repair done on his right knee. Which of the following best
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II! represents how the site should be marked in the preoperative holding area to verify correct surgical site?
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