Exam #8: Draping The Surgical Patient Flashcards
What should be made of fluid resistant or fluid proof materials?
Drapes
What is used to isolate and protect the operative site from contaminants. They expose the surgical site, create a sterile barrier, & extend a sterile field?
Drapes
What happens before the skin prep?
hair removal, catheterization, anesthesia administration
What happens after the skin prep?
draping
What is done prior to draping to remove transient organisms from the patient’s skin and reduce the number of resident organisms on the PT’s skin?
Surgical prep
Are prepped areas and scrubbed hands considered sterile?
No they are not considered sterile
What is caused by prep solutions pooling under the drape of the PT’s skin?
Chemical irritation
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What drape is typically used for an oculus sinister enucleation?
An aperture or eye drape
What has an adhesive backing that may be impregnated with an antimicrobial iodine solution?
Incise drapes
Who determines the placement of the tourniquet cuff prior to draping an extremity?
The surgeon determines
What should only be used on towel drapes?
Perforating towel clips
Towel drapes are prepared with a?
1-inch cuff
What has opening for exposure of the area to be incised?
Fenestrated Drapes
What are examples of fenestrated drapes:
- thyroid drape
- Abdominal drape
- Laparotomy drape
- Kidney drape
- Laparoscopy drape
- Chest drape
What is an example of a non-fenestrated drape?
Split Sheet
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