CSFA Exam Review Questions and Answers

CSFA Exam Review Questions and Answers Staphylococcus aureus - Answer-________ has been found to be the most common causative agent in such ailments as pneumonia, meningitis, boils, arthritis, and osteomyelitis (chronic bone infection) Halothane - Answer-Which of the following is commonly used for inhalation induction Midazolam (Versed) - Answer-Which of the following has superior amnestic properties and is an ideal agent for intavenous titration in the operating room holding area prior to thr patient's entering the operating room. Glutaraldehyde - Answer-Which of the following is an example of a high-level disinfecting agent? fibrin - Answer-During coagulation, thrombin unites with fibrinogen, a blood protein, to form Delayed primary closure - Answer-A wound that is known to be infected at the time of surgery and is left open to be closed at a later date is categorized as Clostridium difficile - Answer-In patients who develop fever, abdominal pain, and profuse diarrhea, the most frequently seen antibiotic-associated enterocolitis is due to which of the following organisms? contaminated - Answer-An adult male is injured in an automobile accident at 2 AM, an exploratory laparotomy for possible perforated bowel is initiated at 5 AM, which of the following is the BEST wound classification in this scenario. Penrose drain - Answer-This drainage system is associated with increased infection rate in clean wounds Clean-contaminated - Answer-In wound classification, if the gastrointestinal or respiratory tract is entered without significant spillage or there is only a minor break in technique the wound would be classified as Dehiscence - Answer-is a total or partial separation of the wound layers at any level Benzodiazepines - Answer-_______ produce anxiolysis, sedation, and amnesia. Clean Contaminated, Dirty - Answer-During a repair of the vaginal wall, which is a classification, purulent drainage is encountered, the classification of the wound changes to Keloids - Answer-is a Hypertrophic abnormal raised, thickened scar that extends beyond the normal borders/margins of the normal scar due to excessive dense fibrous collagen formation.