Med-Surg Nrsg 102 Perioperative Care Questions With
Complete Solutions
"time out" Correct Answers before starting the procedure in the
OR the nurse facilitates a time out to verify the correct patient,
procedure, site.
amnesia Correct Answers memory loss of the surgery
analgesia Correct Answers pain relief or pain suppression
antiembolism stockings Correct Answers also called TED
socks; elastic stockings that cover the foot (not the toes) and the
leg, up to the knee or mid-thigh.
ASA 1V defintion Correct Answers patient with severe
systemic disease that is a constant threat to life.
ASA I definition Correct Answers Normal healthy patient
ASA I example Correct Answers healthy, nonsmoking, no or
minimal alcohol use
ASA II defintion Correct Answers A patient with mild
systemic disease
ASA III deffinition Correct Answers patient with severe
systemic disease
, ASA III example Correct Answers substantive functional
limitations. 1 or more moderate to severe diseases. BMI>40,
active hepatitis
ASA IV examples Correct Answers ongoing cardiac ischemia
or severe valve dysfunction, sepsis, dialysis
ASA V definition Correct Answers moribund patient who is
not expected to survive with-out the operation.
ASA V Examples Correct Answers ruptured
abdominal/thoracic aneurysm, massive trauma, intracranial
bleed
ASA VI Correct Answers A declared brain-dead patient whose
organs are being removed for donor purposes
ASAII example Correct Answers mild disease only without
substantive, functional limitations. current smoker, social
alcohol drinker, pregnancy, obesity(30>BMI <40), mild lung
disease
Autologous blood transfusion Correct Answers the reinfusion
of blood taken from a person back into that same person
Benefits of minimally invasive surgery Correct Answers
Reduced surgery time for most some surgeries, smaller
incisions, reduced blood loss, faster recovery time, and less pain
after surgery.
Blood type and cross match Correct Answers anytime
Complete Solutions
"time out" Correct Answers before starting the procedure in the
OR the nurse facilitates a time out to verify the correct patient,
procedure, site.
amnesia Correct Answers memory loss of the surgery
analgesia Correct Answers pain relief or pain suppression
antiembolism stockings Correct Answers also called TED
socks; elastic stockings that cover the foot (not the toes) and the
leg, up to the knee or mid-thigh.
ASA 1V defintion Correct Answers patient with severe
systemic disease that is a constant threat to life.
ASA I definition Correct Answers Normal healthy patient
ASA I example Correct Answers healthy, nonsmoking, no or
minimal alcohol use
ASA II defintion Correct Answers A patient with mild
systemic disease
ASA III deffinition Correct Answers patient with severe
systemic disease
, ASA III example Correct Answers substantive functional
limitations. 1 or more moderate to severe diseases. BMI>40,
active hepatitis
ASA IV examples Correct Answers ongoing cardiac ischemia
or severe valve dysfunction, sepsis, dialysis
ASA V definition Correct Answers moribund patient who is
not expected to survive with-out the operation.
ASA V Examples Correct Answers ruptured
abdominal/thoracic aneurysm, massive trauma, intracranial
bleed
ASA VI Correct Answers A declared brain-dead patient whose
organs are being removed for donor purposes
ASAII example Correct Answers mild disease only without
substantive, functional limitations. current smoker, social
alcohol drinker, pregnancy, obesity(30>BMI <40), mild lung
disease
Autologous blood transfusion Correct Answers the reinfusion
of blood taken from a person back into that same person
Benefits of minimally invasive surgery Correct Answers
Reduced surgery time for most some surgeries, smaller
incisions, reduced blood loss, faster recovery time, and less pain
after surgery.
Blood type and cross match Correct Answers anytime
