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______ is often used for microsurgical instruments: It has a blue, anodized finish, is inert, nonmagnetic,
lighter, stronger & harder than stainless steel. - ANSWER-Titanium
_______ refers to the proportion of clinically apparent causes that are severe or fatal: - ANSWER-
Virulence
_______ refers to the proportion of the infected individual who develop clinically apparent disease: -
ANSWER-Pathogenicity
__________ is the absence of pathogenic microorganisms. - ANSWER-Asepsis
__________ is the absence of virtually all microorganisms. - ANSWER-Sterility
A _______ _______ is used to monitor the sterilizer's efficiency & effectiveness of killing the non-
pathogenic spores. - ANSWER-Biological Indicators
A _______ BI indicates the sterilization conditions were met: - ANSWER-Negative
A # _______ handle holds blades 10, 11, 12, & 15 - ANSWER-7
A # _______ handle holds blades 10, 11, 12, 15 - ANSWER-3
A # _______ handle holds blades 20, 21, 22, 23, 26 - ANSWER-4
A culture of safety is promoted by: - ANSWER-• The health care organization's commitment to patient
safety above all goals
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,AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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• A commitment to safety at all levels of the organization
• A focus on systems, process improvement, and individual accountability
• Sufficient resources
• The ability of providers to discuss near miss events and errors without reprisal
A customized distribution of resources and opportunities across a population to ensure no subset of
groups is at a particular disadvantage over others in achieving their maximum potential is an example of:
- ANSWER-Health equity
A Medication Assessment Should Include: - ANSWER-• Prescription medications
• Herbal preparations:
o may accentuate the toxicity of anesthetics.
o interfere with drug metabolism or clearance.
o might affect bleeding times.
• Recreational/street drugs
*It is also important to ask if the patient is using any recreational/street drugs. Close observation must
be maintained for symptoms of withdrawal, especially during and after long procedures.
• Drugs, alcohol, and smoking can alter lab values or system assessment. A chemically dependent
patient who is recovering may have concerns about medication he or she is given.
• Patient risk factors due to alcoholism include:
- Lowered immunity
- Prolonged bleeding times
- Increased stress response
- Cardiac complications
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A patient's risk factors for hypothermia include: - ANSWER-• Extremes in the patient's age (eg, pediatric,
elderly)
• History of diabetes
• Low body weight
• Peripheral vascular disorders
• Thyroid disorders
- An example of a procedural risk for hypothermia is open-cavity surgery (eg, laparotomy, open
thoracotomy).
A Semi-restricted Zone is an area not open to the public and requires proper attire. These areas are
secured via: - ANSWER-- signage
- doors with electronic access/badge requirements to enter
A sterile field is contaminated when _______ items come in contact with it. - ANSWER-unsterile
A sterile gown is considered sterile from the chest to the sterile field and _______ _______ above the
elbow to the cuff. - ANSWER-2 inches
Abdominoperineal prep, positioning and equipment for Vaginal surgery include: - ANSWER-- Prep kits
- Foley
~ straight cath to ensure empty bladder after vaginal prep
- Lithotomy with possible Trendelenburg
- Stirrups/holders
Abdominoperineal surgical site prep area(s) include: - ANSWER-- Abdomen
- Pubis
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- Vagina
- Perineum
- Anus
- Thighs
Actions to decrease and prevent medication errors when transferring onto the sterile field include: -
ANSWER-• Label all medications, medication containers, and other solutions
• Write down & read back verbal orders
• Verify medications - RN circulator reads aloud the medication name, strength, dosage, and expiration
date when transferring medications to the back table
• Label medications—the scrubbed team member labels each medication container immediately
• Avoid use of abbreviations that could cause medication errors
• Do Not use trailing zeroes when documenting medication doses
• Retrieve one medication at a time for one patient at a time
Actions to Take Before Transporting Instruments from the OR after use: - ANSWER-• Discard sharps into
a sharps container.
• Discard liquids per federal, state, and local regulations or transport them in a leak-proof container.
• Separate sharp instruments from delicate and heavy instruments.
• When applicable, follow the manufacturer's instructions for use (IFU) for instrument disassembly prior
to transport to the decontamination area.
• Moisten instruments with an enzymatic pre-treatment product or cover with a water-soaked towel.
Adson forceps - ANSWER-used to move and hold tissue in place during delicate surgical procedures
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______ is often used for microsurgical instruments: It has a blue, anodized finish, is inert, nonmagnetic,
lighter, stronger & harder than stainless steel. - ANSWER-Titanium
_______ refers to the proportion of clinically apparent causes that are severe or fatal: - ANSWER-
Virulence
_______ refers to the proportion of the infected individual who develop clinically apparent disease: -
ANSWER-Pathogenicity
__________ is the absence of pathogenic microorganisms. - ANSWER-Asepsis
__________ is the absence of virtually all microorganisms. - ANSWER-Sterility
A _______ _______ is used to monitor the sterilizer's efficiency & effectiveness of killing the non-
pathogenic spores. - ANSWER-Biological Indicators
A _______ BI indicates the sterilization conditions were met: - ANSWER-Negative
A # _______ handle holds blades 10, 11, 12, & 15 - ANSWER-7
A # _______ handle holds blades 10, 11, 12, 15 - ANSWER-3
A # _______ handle holds blades 20, 21, 22, 23, 26 - ANSWER-4
A culture of safety is promoted by: - ANSWER-• The health care organization's commitment to patient
safety above all goals
AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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,AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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• A commitment to safety at all levels of the organization
• A focus on systems, process improvement, and individual accountability
• Sufficient resources
• The ability of providers to discuss near miss events and errors without reprisal
A customized distribution of resources and opportunities across a population to ensure no subset of
groups is at a particular disadvantage over others in achieving their maximum potential is an example of:
- ANSWER-Health equity
A Medication Assessment Should Include: - ANSWER-• Prescription medications
• Herbal preparations:
o may accentuate the toxicity of anesthetics.
o interfere with drug metabolism or clearance.
o might affect bleeding times.
• Recreational/street drugs
*It is also important to ask if the patient is using any recreational/street drugs. Close observation must
be maintained for symptoms of withdrawal, especially during and after long procedures.
• Drugs, alcohol, and smoking can alter lab values or system assessment. A chemically dependent
patient who is recovering may have concerns about medication he or she is given.
• Patient risk factors due to alcoholism include:
- Lowered immunity
- Prolonged bleeding times
- Increased stress response
- Cardiac complications
AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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Guarantee Pass
,AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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A patient's risk factors for hypothermia include: - ANSWER-• Extremes in the patient's age (eg, pediatric,
elderly)
• History of diabetes
• Low body weight
• Peripheral vascular disorders
• Thyroid disorders
- An example of a procedural risk for hypothermia is open-cavity surgery (eg, laparotomy, open
thoracotomy).
A Semi-restricted Zone is an area not open to the public and requires proper attire. These areas are
secured via: - ANSWER-- signage
- doors with electronic access/badge requirements to enter
A sterile field is contaminated when _______ items come in contact with it. - ANSWER-unsterile
A sterile gown is considered sterile from the chest to the sterile field and _______ _______ above the
elbow to the cuff. - ANSWER-2 inches
Abdominoperineal prep, positioning and equipment for Vaginal surgery include: - ANSWER-- Prep kits
- Foley
~ straight cath to ensure empty bladder after vaginal prep
- Lithotomy with possible Trendelenburg
- Stirrups/holders
Abdominoperineal surgical site prep area(s) include: - ANSWER-- Abdomen
- Pubis
AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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, AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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- Vagina
- Perineum
- Anus
- Thighs
Actions to decrease and prevent medication errors when transferring onto the sterile field include: -
ANSWER-• Label all medications, medication containers, and other solutions
• Write down & read back verbal orders
• Verify medications - RN circulator reads aloud the medication name, strength, dosage, and expiration
date when transferring medications to the back table
• Label medications—the scrubbed team member labels each medication container immediately
• Avoid use of abbreviations that could cause medication errors
• Do Not use trailing zeroes when documenting medication doses
• Retrieve one medication at a time for one patient at a time
Actions to Take Before Transporting Instruments from the OR after use: - ANSWER-• Discard sharps into
a sharps container.
• Discard liquids per federal, state, and local regulations or transport them in a leak-proof container.
• Separate sharp instruments from delicate and heavy instruments.
• When applicable, follow the manufacturer's instructions for use (IFU) for instrument disassembly prior
to transport to the decontamination area.
• Moisten instruments with an enzymatic pre-treatment product or cover with a water-soaked towel.
Adson forceps - ANSWER-used to move and hold tissue in place during delicate surgical procedures
AORN Periop 101 Final Exam () Expected
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