Surg 101--Chap 5 (Fuller) Flashcards

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A facility must provide a _____ for patients, staff members, and visitors.

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safe environment

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Facility must enable the work of health care personnel in a way that encourages _____, _____, and _____.

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efficiency of time, movement (work), and space

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All facility designs must meet certain objectives:

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  1. Infection control
  2. Environmental safety
  3. Efficient use of personnel, time, space, and resources
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Infection control is a _____ process.

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multidisciplinary

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5
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Physical design of the operating room is one focal area of _____.

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infection control

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Infection control is based on two principles:

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  1. Physical separation between the surgical environment and any source of contamination
  2. Containment of sources of infection
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_____ and _____ are physically separated when possible.

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Clean and contaminated areas

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Walls and corridors create _____.

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separation

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The surgical department is separated from hospital corridors and units by doors that _____.

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remain closed at all times

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10
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When complete physical separation is impossible, contaminated objects are _____.

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contained

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Containment is _____.

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confinement in a prescribed area or by a barrier

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Surgical suite is contained by keeping the doors closed and maintaining a _____ than outside.

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higher air pressure inside the suite

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13
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_____ materials are used for floors

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Nonporous

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14
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National medical engineering standards for _____, _____, _____, and _____ are followed in the surgical suite.

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electrical circuits, in-line gases, lighting, and other utilities

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Strict safety standards ensure that patients and staff members are protected from extreme hazards and accidents such as _____, _____, and _____.

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fire, explosion, and electrocution

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16
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Efficiency is _____.

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a. The economic use of time and energy to save unnecessary work, material resources, and time

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Efficient use of _____ influences the use of time and contributes to the safety of personnel.

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space

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18
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Intelligent design can _____.

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reduce stress

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19
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Time-saving practices are implemented to _____ and _____.

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increase the number of patients served and make the best use of people’s skills and abilities

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20
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_____ and _____ protects the sterility of the items and enables staff members to find what they need quickly and retrieve it safely.

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Proper storage of sterile supplies and efficient use of space

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21
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Primary design goal of the floor plan is to _____.

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create a clear separation between soiled and clean equipment

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22
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Movement of people and equipment within and into the perioperative area is _____.

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restricted

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23
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Traffic into the operating room is controlled by _____ and _____.

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the specific location and lockout system of the entry doors

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Traffic patterns are designed to _____.

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reduce the spread of disease by isolating the source

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a. A monitored area where people entering the department may be directed to change into surgical attire.
unrestricted area
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Personnel dressed in street clothes and portable equipment that has not been disinfected are confined to the _____.
unrestricted area
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Family waiting areas and outer reception areas are _____.
unrestricted areas
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Only personnel wearing surgical attire (a scrub suit and a hair cap) are allowed into the _____.
semirestricted area
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The corridors between surgical rooms, the instrument and supply processing area, storage areas, and utility rooms are _____.
semirestricted areas
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Requires the highest level of precautions against contamination.
sterile or restricted area
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Only personnel in scrub attire (complete head, nose, and mouth covering) are permitted.
sterile or restricted area
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Includes the surgical suites, procedure rooms, sterile corridor or Substerile rooms, and sterile supply rooms.
c. Includes the surgical suites, procedure rooms, sterile corridor or Substerile rooms, and sterile supply rooms
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The locker room/lounge areas is a _____ for those who need to change from street clothes to surgical attire.
transitional area
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Often presents a problem for infection control because personnel in street clothes may have easy access, and traffic control is limited or absent.
locker room/lounge areas
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_____ and _____ must be limited to the lounge are and never taken into restricted areas.
Food and drink
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Basic components needed during surgery include:
``` operating table instrument table ring stands for solutions computer stations digital imaging equipment electrosurgical unit ```
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All rooms contain an _____ and _____.
anesthesia machine and physiological monitoring equipment
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Sterile supplies are stored in _____ or _____ just outside the surgical suite.
recessed cabinets or in substerile rooms
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Suction and in-line gas and compressed air hoses are suspended from ceiling fixtures for _____ and _____.
safety and efficiency
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The _____ is adjustable for height, degree of tilt in all directions, orientation in the room, articular breaks, and length.
operating table
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The _____ is a large, stainless steel table on which all instruments and supplies are placed.
back table
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All equipment is arranged on the back table in an orderly manner after _____ and _____.
gowning and gloving
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Other small tables are used for _____, _____, and _____.
skin prep kits, power equipment, and extra sterile supplies
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The _____ is a smaller table with one open end that can be raised or lowered.
Mayo stand
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The Mayo stand is covered with a sterile drape and used for the _____.
placement of instruments and supplies that are immediately required during surgery
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The Mayo stand is placed _____.
over or alongside the patient for quick access to instruments
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The _____ is a stainless steel or plastic bucket on castors or wheels.
kick bucket
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The kick bucket is not a _____.
trash receptacle
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The kick bucket is designed for _____.
soiled surgical sponges and other lightweight, non-sharp items that must be discarded during surgery and accounted for
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The _____ is used to contain one or two stainless steel basins.
ring stand
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_____ or _____ is poured into the basin for use during surgery.
Sterile water or saline
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Airflow from unrestricted to restricted areas can increase the risk of _____.
infection
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Air pressure in the surgical suite is maintained at a level _____ higher than air pressure in adjacent semirestricted areas.
10%
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The doors must remain _____ to maintain this positive pressure differential.
closed
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Positive pressure forces air from the OR into the hallways, preventing the _____ from entering the OR.
potentially contaminated hallway air
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Standard air exchange is a _____ and a _____ filtered air exchanges per hour.
minimum of 15 and a maximum of 20
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High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters are installed in the OR ventilation system and remove particulate equal to or larger than _____
0.3 micrometers
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High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters must be changed regularly to _____.
maintain efficiency
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_____ moves a contained volume of air in layers at a continuous velocity
Laminar airflow (LAF) system
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HEPA filtered exchanges range from _____ exchanges per hour
400 to 600
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_____ is controlled to reduce the risk of infection and to minimize static electricity
humidity
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TJC requires OR to be maintained at _____ relative humidity
50% to 55%
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OR temperature is maintained at ______.
68 to 73 degrees F (20 -23 degrees C)
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_____, _____, and _____ build interdepartmental relationships and help reduce stress and improve patient care.
Patience, respect, and professionalism
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Departments are distinguished by _____ (what they do) or by _____ (the sector in which they are managed).
``` function administration ```
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Masks are required to supplement OR attire where ______.
open sterile supplies and scrubbed personnel are located
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Street clothes are permitted in _____.
unrestricted areas
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American Institute of Architects (AIA) 2010 Guidelines state that a minimum of _____, whichever is greater, should be dedicated to equipment storage.
150 ft(squared) or 50 ft(squared)
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Classes or OR's with minimal floor space are:
Class B: 250 ft(squared) with 15 ft minimum clear dimensions at the head sides, and foot of the OR bed Class C: 400 ft(squared) with 18 ft minimum clear dimensions at the head sides, and foot of the OR bed
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Class A OR's are commonly used for _____ performed with topical, local, or limited regional blocks.
smaller procedure
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Class B rooms are better suited for procedures in which the patient may be _____.
sedated and physiologically supported with IV medication
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Class C OR's provide adequate space for typical _____.
multipurpose procedure rooms