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NIFA Perioperative Questions
With Correct Answers
Of |the |following |choices, |which |would |not |be |a |consideration |for |choosing |suture?
A. Type |of |procedure
B. The |tissue |being |reapproximated
C. Type |of |reapproximation
D. Scrub |person |preference
D. |Scrub |person |preference
Alexanders |15th |P192
Which |of |the |following |is |not |an |event |that |would |adversely |affect |the |pulse |ox |reading?
A. Hypothermia
B. Hypertension
C. Vasoconstriction
D. Hypovolemia
B. |Hypertension
Alexanders |15th |P132
Skin |injuries |related |to |shearing |occur |most |commonly |as |a |result |of |which |of |the |following
| positions?
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A. Trendelenburg
B. Prone
C. Lateral
D. Lithotomy
A. Trendelenburg
Alexanders |15th |P165
A |basic |anesthesia |monitoring |device |that |is |used |during |general |anesthesia |to |confirm
| successful |endotracheal |tube |placement |and |determine |the |presence |of |gas |exchange
| is |the:
A. Pulse |oximetry |device
B. Stethoscope
C. Capnometer/end-tidal |CO2 |monitor
D. Post-intubation |arterial |blood |gas
C. |Capnometer/
The |immature |blood-brain |barrier |and |decreased |protein |binding |in |infants |increase |their
| sensitivity |to |which |group |of |medications?
A. anticholinergics, |parasympathetics
B. Antidysrhythmic |agents
C. Opioids |and |hypnotics
D. Adrenerics
C. |Opioids |and |hypnotics
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Alexander |15th |p1009
Proper |care |and |handling |of |surgical |specimens |is |imperative |for |correct |diagnosis,
| treatment, |and |prognosis |planning |of |the |patient. |Select |the |response |that |best |reflects
| correct |specimen |care |and |handling.
A. Label |consecutive |specimens
B. Send |all |specimens |to |the |lab |together |as |one |pickup, |including |the |frozen |sections
C. Avoid |placing |specimens |for |frozen |section |in |formalin
D. Neutralize |formalin/formaldehyde |spills |with |glycerin |and |call |the |hazmat |team.
C. |Avoid |placing |specimens |for |frozen |section |in |formalin
Alexander |15th |p32
From |the |following, |choose |the |types |of |anesthesia |that |will |allow |patients |to |tolerate
| potentially |uncomfortable |procedures |while |maintaining |their |own |airway |and |be |easily
| aroused |from |light |sleep.
A. Moderate |anesthesia |care
B. Local |infiltraion
C. Moderate |sedation/analgesia
D. Regional |anesthesia
C. |Moderate |Sedation/analgesia
Alexander |15th |P130
NIFA Perioperative Questions
With Correct Answers
Of |the |following |choices, |which |would |not |be |a |consideration |for |choosing |suture?
A. Type |of |procedure
B. The |tissue |being |reapproximated
C. Type |of |reapproximation
D. Scrub |person |preference
D. |Scrub |person |preference
Alexanders |15th |P192
Which |of |the |following |is |not |an |event |that |would |adversely |affect |the |pulse |ox |reading?
A. Hypothermia
B. Hypertension
C. Vasoconstriction
D. Hypovolemia
B. |Hypertension
Alexanders |15th |P132
Skin |injuries |related |to |shearing |occur |most |commonly |as |a |result |of |which |of |the |following
| positions?
, 2
A. Trendelenburg
B. Prone
C. Lateral
D. Lithotomy
A. Trendelenburg
Alexanders |15th |P165
A |basic |anesthesia |monitoring |device |that |is |used |during |general |anesthesia |to |confirm
| successful |endotracheal |tube |placement |and |determine |the |presence |of |gas |exchange
| is |the:
A. Pulse |oximetry |device
B. Stethoscope
C. Capnometer/end-tidal |CO2 |monitor
D. Post-intubation |arterial |blood |gas
C. |Capnometer/
The |immature |blood-brain |barrier |and |decreased |protein |binding |in |infants |increase |their
| sensitivity |to |which |group |of |medications?
A. anticholinergics, |parasympathetics
B. Antidysrhythmic |agents
C. Opioids |and |hypnotics
D. Adrenerics
C. |Opioids |and |hypnotics
, 3
Alexander |15th |p1009
Proper |care |and |handling |of |surgical |specimens |is |imperative |for |correct |diagnosis,
| treatment, |and |prognosis |planning |of |the |patient. |Select |the |response |that |best |reflects
| correct |specimen |care |and |handling.
A. Label |consecutive |specimens
B. Send |all |specimens |to |the |lab |together |as |one |pickup, |including |the |frozen |sections
C. Avoid |placing |specimens |for |frozen |section |in |formalin
D. Neutralize |formalin/formaldehyde |spills |with |glycerin |and |call |the |hazmat |team.
C. |Avoid |placing |specimens |for |frozen |section |in |formalin
Alexander |15th |p32
From |the |following, |choose |the |types |of |anesthesia |that |will |allow |patients |to |tolerate
| potentially |uncomfortable |procedures |while |maintaining |their |own |airway |and |be |easily
| aroused |from |light |sleep.
A. Moderate |anesthesia |care
B. Local |infiltraion
C. Moderate |sedation/analgesia
D. Regional |anesthesia
C. |Moderate |Sedation/analgesia
Alexander |15th |P130
