100 Question CNOR Practice Exam QUESTIONS
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Aseptic technique is also known as: A. Clean technique
A. Clean technique Aseptic technique refers to clean methods of
B. Sterile technique containing microbial contamination in the
C. Sterilization environment. The environment cannot be sterilized.
D. Decontamination
An intrinsic factor that contributes to C. Diabetes mellitus
the development of a pressure injury
is: An intrinsic factor is related to the health of the
patient. Diabetes mellitus is an intrinsic factor that
A. Pressure contributes to the development of a pressure
B. Hypothermia injury.
C. Diabetes mellitus
D. General anesthesia
,Which of the following helps B. Risk of postoperative complications
determine a patient's discharge
destination? The choice of discharge site is based on patient
acuity, access to follow-up care, and the potential
A. Written discharge instructions for postoperative complications.
from anesthesiology and medical
staff
B. Risk of postoperative
complications
C. Standardized pain scoring
D. General condition and readiness
for discharge
Central nervous system (CNS) signs B. Numbness of lips and tongue
and symptoms of local anesthetic
systemic toxicity (LAST) include: CNS symptoms of LAST include circumoral and
tongue numbness. All other options are not
A. Hypertension considered part of the CNS.
B. Numbness of lips and tongue
C. Respiratory depression
D. Elevated temperature
Autologous bone grafts should be C. -4F (-20C)
stored at a temperature of:
Maintaining storage temperatures within
A. 68F (20C) recommended parameters of -4F (-20C) helps
B. 32F (0C) ensure that autografts are maintained in optimal
C. -4F (-20C) conditions for successful replantation.
D. -112F (-80C)
,When providing patient education D. Children respond to a trial-and-error approach
for a child, it is important to
understand which learning When teaching children, using a trial-and-error
characteristics of children? approach is effective. Child learners are task-
oriented, use extrinsic thought processes, and
A. Children are self-directed value self-esteem.
B. Children use intrinsic thought
processes
C. Children respond to use of
activities that follow transitions of
maturity.
D. Children respond to a trial-and-
error approach
Which of the following actions would D. Positioning the patient as close to the image
decrease radiation exposure during intensifier as possible
fluoroscopy procedures?
The x-ray beams originate from the tube and are
A. Positioning the patient as close to captured by the image intensifier. Multiple studies
the tube as possible have demonstrated that positioning the patient
B. Positioning the patient as far from closer to the image intensifier results in a
the image intensifier as possible significantly decreased dose of radiation.
C. Positioning the patient as far from
the monitor as possible
D. Positioning the patient as close to
the image intensifier as possible
, A perioperative nurse is assisting an C. Applying pressure on the cricoid cartilage to
anesthesia professional with a rapid- occlude the esophagus
sequence induction by providing
cricoid pressure using the Sellick The Sellick maneuver, more commonly known as
maneuver. Which of the following is cricoid pressure application, involves exerting
the most appropriate description of downward pressure on the cricoid cartilage with
this technique? the thumb and index finger of one hand to
compress the esophagus. The Sellick maneuver is
A. Exerting down-and-up pressure used to prevent potential aspiration during
on the cricoid cartilage to compress induction of anesthesia.
the trachea
B. Palpating for the thyroid cartilage
and exerting pressure on it with a
dominant index finger and thumb to
occlude the esophagus
C. Applying pressure on the cricoid
cartilage to occlude the esophagus
D. Maintaining pressure on the
thyroid cartilage until anesthesia
verifies placement
A diagnostic procedure that replies D. Magnetic resonance imaging
on radio-frequency waves to
reproduce cross-sectional images of Magnetic resonance imaging stimulates
the body without exposing the disequilibrium in the nuclei of hydrogen atoms and
patient to ionizing radiation is: the water of body cells. As nuclei return to their
original state, they emit radiofrequency signals.
A. Ultrasonography
B. Position emission tomography
C. Computed tomography
D. Magnetic resonance imaging
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Aseptic technique is also known as: A. Clean technique
A. Clean technique Aseptic technique refers to clean methods of
B. Sterile technique containing microbial contamination in the
C. Sterilization environment. The environment cannot be sterilized.
D. Decontamination
An intrinsic factor that contributes to C. Diabetes mellitus
the development of a pressure injury
is: An intrinsic factor is related to the health of the
patient. Diabetes mellitus is an intrinsic factor that
A. Pressure contributes to the development of a pressure
B. Hypothermia injury.
C. Diabetes mellitus
D. General anesthesia
,Which of the following helps B. Risk of postoperative complications
determine a patient's discharge
destination? The choice of discharge site is based on patient
acuity, access to follow-up care, and the potential
A. Written discharge instructions for postoperative complications.
from anesthesiology and medical
staff
B. Risk of postoperative
complications
C. Standardized pain scoring
D. General condition and readiness
for discharge
Central nervous system (CNS) signs B. Numbness of lips and tongue
and symptoms of local anesthetic
systemic toxicity (LAST) include: CNS symptoms of LAST include circumoral and
tongue numbness. All other options are not
A. Hypertension considered part of the CNS.
B. Numbness of lips and tongue
C. Respiratory depression
D. Elevated temperature
Autologous bone grafts should be C. -4F (-20C)
stored at a temperature of:
Maintaining storage temperatures within
A. 68F (20C) recommended parameters of -4F (-20C) helps
B. 32F (0C) ensure that autografts are maintained in optimal
C. -4F (-20C) conditions for successful replantation.
D. -112F (-80C)
,When providing patient education D. Children respond to a trial-and-error approach
for a child, it is important to
understand which learning When teaching children, using a trial-and-error
characteristics of children? approach is effective. Child learners are task-
oriented, use extrinsic thought processes, and
A. Children are self-directed value self-esteem.
B. Children use intrinsic thought
processes
C. Children respond to use of
activities that follow transitions of
maturity.
D. Children respond to a trial-and-
error approach
Which of the following actions would D. Positioning the patient as close to the image
decrease radiation exposure during intensifier as possible
fluoroscopy procedures?
The x-ray beams originate from the tube and are
A. Positioning the patient as close to captured by the image intensifier. Multiple studies
the tube as possible have demonstrated that positioning the patient
B. Positioning the patient as far from closer to the image intensifier results in a
the image intensifier as possible significantly decreased dose of radiation.
C. Positioning the patient as far from
the monitor as possible
D. Positioning the patient as close to
the image intensifier as possible
, A perioperative nurse is assisting an C. Applying pressure on the cricoid cartilage to
anesthesia professional with a rapid- occlude the esophagus
sequence induction by providing
cricoid pressure using the Sellick The Sellick maneuver, more commonly known as
maneuver. Which of the following is cricoid pressure application, involves exerting
the most appropriate description of downward pressure on the cricoid cartilage with
this technique? the thumb and index finger of one hand to
compress the esophagus. The Sellick maneuver is
A. Exerting down-and-up pressure used to prevent potential aspiration during
on the cricoid cartilage to compress induction of anesthesia.
the trachea
B. Palpating for the thyroid cartilage
and exerting pressure on it with a
dominant index finger and thumb to
occlude the esophagus
C. Applying pressure on the cricoid
cartilage to occlude the esophagus
D. Maintaining pressure on the
thyroid cartilage until anesthesia
verifies placement
A diagnostic procedure that replies D. Magnetic resonance imaging
on radio-frequency waves to
reproduce cross-sectional images of Magnetic resonance imaging stimulates
the body without exposing the disequilibrium in the nuclei of hydrogen atoms and
patient to ionizing radiation is: the water of body cells. As nuclei return to their
original state, they emit radiofrequency signals.
A. Ultrasonography
B. Position emission tomography
C. Computed tomography
D. Magnetic resonance imaging
