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1. Donor eligibility criteria shall be established by the: D
A. Executive leadership.
B. AOC.
C. Recovery organization's medical director.
D. The medical director responsible for the release of
tissue for transplant.
2. You are completing an MS tissue recovery and your D
donor was involved in a traumatic event resulting
in multiple abrasions. Some abrasions are noted to
the medial aspect of the right lower extremity. What
should you do?
A. Defer the tissues from that side.
B. Proceed as normal because there are no lacera-
tions.
C. Recover tissues below the abrasion.
D. Prep and drape the site and modify your incision
to avoid the area.
3. Aseptic tissue recovery is completed in D
____________ to reduce the potential for cross cont-
amination.
A. sequence
B. quickly
C. the operating room
D. zones
4. Split, or partial-partial thickness, skin is recovered A
using a
A. dermatome.
B. scalpel.
C. osteotome.
D. forceps.
5. A container is an enclosure for one finished unit of B
transplantable tissue. All of the following are physical
properties of a container EXCEPT:
A. withstand sterilization and storage.
B. is designed only for storage of lyophilized tissue.
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C. maintain tissue quality through labeled expiration
date
D. shall not produce toxic residues during storage.
6. The donor risk assessment interview (DRAI) should D
be completed with the:
A. significant other/spouse.
B. legal next-of-kin.
C. primary care physician.
D. most knowledgeable person.
7. Donation must be deferred if the potential donor was D
bitten by a potentially rabid animal within the last:
A. 12 months.
B. 5 years.
C. 28 days.
D. 6 months.
8. You are recovering skin from an authorized donor B
and note multiple tattoos covering the recovery zone.
What should you do?
A. Move forward with the recovery.
B. The processor can decide if the skin is suitable.
C. Defer the skin.
D. Move forward if the tattoos are on the DRAI. Con-
firm tattoos were professionally done.
9. Drapes used to isolate recovery sites during the tis- C
sue recovery must be
A. Aseptic
B. Opened by two people
C. Sterile
D. Antiseptic
10. Which of the following tissue measurements is incor- A
rect?
A. vascular graft diameter in centimeters.
B. heart valve internal valve annulus in millimeters.
C. length of main, left and right pulmonary arteries in
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millimeters (mm) or centimeters.
D. vascular segment length in centimeters.
11. You are discussing with a colleague the correct pro- B
cedure for documenting the recovery of MS tissue.
You do not agree on the steps involved. How would
you determine the correct procedure to follow?
A. Ask another colleague.
B. Locate the relevant SOP's in the Standard Operat-
ing Procedures Manual (SOPM)
C. E-mail your manager and get their opinion
D. Proceed with you individual methods.
12. You are conducting an audit and note that a final C
package label is missing the required information.
What must be done with the packaged tissue?
A. It must be discarded.
B. The tissue can be distributed because the packag-
ing has not been breached.
C. It must be placed in quarantine until the issue is
resolved.
D. The tissue must be repackaged.
13. The DRAI: D
A. Is a documented dialogue with an individual who
would be knowledgeable of the donor's relevant med-
ical history and social behavior.
B. Uses a standardized questionnaire formulated
from The Standards, current federal regulations, and
guidance.
C. Is a screening tool to assess a potential donor's
medical and travel history.
D. All of the above
14. It is 1400 on July 6 and you have been assigned to D
a case. Your donor was last known alive on July 5
at 2300. They were pronounced dead on the scene at
0700 and transported to the local morgue cooler at
0800. The autopsy started at 1000 and the donor was
returned to the morgue cooler at 1130. You arrange
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1. Donor eligibility criteria shall be established by the: D
A. Executive leadership.
B. AOC.
C. Recovery organization's medical director.
D. The medical director responsible for the release of
tissue for transplant.
2. You are completing an MS tissue recovery and your D
donor was involved in a traumatic event resulting
in multiple abrasions. Some abrasions are noted to
the medial aspect of the right lower extremity. What
should you do?
A. Defer the tissues from that side.
B. Proceed as normal because there are no lacera-
tions.
C. Recover tissues below the abrasion.
D. Prep and drape the site and modify your incision
to avoid the area.
3. Aseptic tissue recovery is completed in D
____________ to reduce the potential for cross cont-
amination.
A. sequence
B. quickly
C. the operating room
D. zones
4. Split, or partial-partial thickness, skin is recovered A
using a
A. dermatome.
B. scalpel.
C. osteotome.
D. forceps.
5. A container is an enclosure for one finished unit of B
transplantable tissue. All of the following are physical
properties of a container EXCEPT:
A. withstand sterilization and storage.
B. is designed only for storage of lyophilized tissue.
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C. maintain tissue quality through labeled expiration
date
D. shall not produce toxic residues during storage.
6. The donor risk assessment interview (DRAI) should D
be completed with the:
A. significant other/spouse.
B. legal next-of-kin.
C. primary care physician.
D. most knowledgeable person.
7. Donation must be deferred if the potential donor was D
bitten by a potentially rabid animal within the last:
A. 12 months.
B. 5 years.
C. 28 days.
D. 6 months.
8. You are recovering skin from an authorized donor B
and note multiple tattoos covering the recovery zone.
What should you do?
A. Move forward with the recovery.
B. The processor can decide if the skin is suitable.
C. Defer the skin.
D. Move forward if the tattoos are on the DRAI. Con-
firm tattoos were professionally done.
9. Drapes used to isolate recovery sites during the tis- C
sue recovery must be
A. Aseptic
B. Opened by two people
C. Sterile
D. Antiseptic
10. Which of the following tissue measurements is incor- A
rect?
A. vascular graft diameter in centimeters.
B. heart valve internal valve annulus in millimeters.
C. length of main, left and right pulmonary arteries in
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millimeters (mm) or centimeters.
D. vascular segment length in centimeters.
11. You are discussing with a colleague the correct pro- B
cedure for documenting the recovery of MS tissue.
You do not agree on the steps involved. How would
you determine the correct procedure to follow?
A. Ask another colleague.
B. Locate the relevant SOP's in the Standard Operat-
ing Procedures Manual (SOPM)
C. E-mail your manager and get their opinion
D. Proceed with you individual methods.
12. You are conducting an audit and note that a final C
package label is missing the required information.
What must be done with the packaged tissue?
A. It must be discarded.
B. The tissue can be distributed because the packag-
ing has not been breached.
C. It must be placed in quarantine until the issue is
resolved.
D. The tissue must be repackaged.
13. The DRAI: D
A. Is a documented dialogue with an individual who
would be knowledgeable of the donor's relevant med-
ical history and social behavior.
B. Uses a standardized questionnaire formulated
from The Standards, current federal regulations, and
guidance.
C. Is a screening tool to assess a potential donor's
medical and travel history.
D. All of the above
14. It is 1400 on July 6 and you have been assigned to D
a case. Your donor was last known alive on July 5
at 2300. They were pronounced dead on the scene at
0700 and transported to the local morgue cooler at
0800. The autopsy started at 1000 and the donor was
returned to the morgue cooler at 1130. You arrange
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