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Surgical Technology: Fundamentals 1 Final Exam Questions And Answers The sterile is absolute; an item is either sterile or not sterile True Only sterile items can be placed on the sterile field True At the end of a surgical case, the inside gloves are removed before the gown False If the surgical technologist contaminates his/her outside and inside gloves during a surgical procedure, a sterile team member should reglove him/her. True

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Surgical Technology: Fundamentals 1 Final
Exam Questions And Answers

The sterile is absolute; an item is either sterile or not sterile True




Only sterile items can be placed on the sterile field True




At the end of a surgical case, the inside gloves are removed before the gown False




If the surgical technologist contaminates his/her outside and inside gloves during a surgical

procedure, a sterile team member should reglove him/her. True




The edges of a wrapper are considered sterile False




When performing closed gloving, you must first pull the gown cuffs over your wrists to expose

your hand before donning the gloves. False




____ perform the surgical handscrub, gown, and glove before the rest of the team members to

prepare the sterile field with instruments and supplies that have been opened for the case.

Surgical technologist in the scrub role

, Surgical Technology: Fundamentals 1 Final
Exam Questions And Answers

Immediately prior to donning sterile gown and gloves, the surgical technologist must:

Perform a surgical handscrub to surgically clean his/her hands and arms




Preliminary preparations must occur before the patient is brought to the room. The ____ must be

checked, along with case-cart supplies, to ensure that all of the instruments, supplies, and

equipment necessary for the procedure are available. Surgeon's preference card




Sterile gowns are considered sterile only in the front, from the chest to the waist




The amount of space that should be left between sterile and nonsterile surfaces is ____.

12-18 inches




Which of the following is a correct statement?

-When closed gloving, the glove is positioned palm up on forearm to facilitate pulling onto hand.

-When closed gloving, the glove is positioned with fingers of glove pointed away from elbow to

facilitate pulling onto hand.

-When closed gloving, hand must not extend beyond cuffs.

, Surgical Technology: Fundamentals 1 Final
Exam Questions And Answers
-When closed gloving, the RN circulator holds the outside of the glove cuff while the surgical

technologist secures his/her second glove. When closed gloving, hand must not extend

beyond cuffs




In surgical facilities that provide cloth caps for employee use, the caps are laundered by the

facility. Cloth caps that are reused for several days between laundering are ____. a source

of gross contamination




When employed correctly, alcohol-based brushless scrub products produce high levels of

destruction of microorganisms. True




Hand washing is the simplest and most important preventive measure for reducing infection in

the operating room. True




When opening supplies for a surgical procedure it is important that blades be opened in an area

where they will be completely covered by towels and/or drapes. False




Please list and describe the six links in the chain of infection. Infectious agent reservoir,

portal of exit mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host

, Surgical Technology: Fundamentals 1 Final
Exam Questions And Answers

Please list 5 measures capable of breaking the chain of infection. do not use contaminated

objects, perform surgical scrub, remove PPE properly, wash hands, wear PPE




A pathogen is a microorganism that has the potential to cause disease. True




Virulence is the relative power of a pathogen to cause disease. True




A fomite is an insect that transmits pathogens from infected to noninfected individuals.

False




To protect the eyes from blood, body fluids, and other debris, the surgical technologist in the

scrub role must wear protective eyewear. To be effective, the eyewear must cover the eye area

from the brows to the top of the surgical mask and must extend over the temples. True




To be cost effective, masks may be worn as long as they do not show visible signs of

contamination. False

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