Surgical First Assist Test 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

Q. The type of review that is a critical examination of a patient's movement toward desired alterations in health status and patient care management while patient care and treatment are in progress is known as which of the following? correct answers A. concurrent review Explanation: Two types of reviews are used to evaluate the quality of care for a patient: retrospective review and concurrent review. Concurrent review is a critical examination of a patient's movement toward desired alterations in health status and patient care management while patient care and treatment are in progress. It involves chart audits, interviews, observation, and inspection of the patient as the usual sources of data. Q. Which of the following is not an element of comprehensive planning? correct answers A. pre-operative planning Explanation: This is not an element of comprehensive planning. The three elements are initial planning done on admission; ongoing planning done by shift nurses on an ongoing basis; and discharge planning which takes place from admission to discharge. Q. If an unsterile person is in the operating room, they should not do which of the following? correct answers A. Walk between two sterile areas Explanation: The unsterile person should keep a distance of a least a foot from any sterile field. They should not walk between two sterile areas. The circulating nurse should restrict the activity near the sterile fields to a minimum. Q. During discussions, a post-operative nurse says to a patient, "So you sound enthusiastic about the idea of being able to resume working." What is type of active listening response is this an example of? co