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1
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red

A

flammable

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2
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prevention of risk

A

know the risk, accept the possibility of harm, take precautions

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3
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fuel

A

drapes
hair
non metal airway

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4
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OSHA

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assure safe working conditions

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5
Q

suctioning

A

for the removal of blood and bodily fluids

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6
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yellow

A

instability

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7
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babcock

A

grasping

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8
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what does grounding do?

A

puts current to the ground instead through the patient

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9
Q

what class extinguisher will surgery use?

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class C

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10
Q

label an instrument

A

tip, jaws, box lock, shank, finger ring, ratchets

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11
Q

what is the most common source of electrical injury to a surgical patient?

A

the ESU

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12
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type 1 allergy

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can lead up to anaphylaxis

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13
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instruments for cutting and dissecting

A

knives
scalpels
scissors

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14
Q

transient flora

A

acquired by direct contact with objects, and people

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15
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closed glove method

A

once sterile gown is on

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16
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what should you do before putting on scrub suit?

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put on bouffant hat first

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17
Q

what areas on a sterile gown are considered not?

A 
back
below table height
neckline
axilla
cuffs once hands go through
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18
Q

where is infectious waste placed?

A

red biohazard disposal bag

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19
Q

Pean

A

clamping

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20
Q

what does masks prevent?

A

spread of MO;s in droplets when sneezing or inside nose

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21
Q

therapeutic effects of ionizing radiation

A

treatment of cancer

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22
Q

when should you change your mask?

A

in between cases

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23
Q

neutral zone technique

A

designated area established for your sharps

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24
Q

types of scrubs

A

timed

anatomical

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25
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glutaraldehyde

A

disinfectant, wear PPE

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26
Q

AORN

A

association of perioperative registered nurses

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27
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fire triangle

A

fuel
source of ignition
oxygen

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28
Q

instrument handling

A

keep sharps separate

protect edges

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29
Q

what does the surgical scrub include?

A

mechanical and chemical cleansing

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30
Q

risk factors for a ST

A

contact with blood and body fluids
harmful chemicals
heat

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31
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blue

A

health hazard

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32
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impervious boots

A

covers shoes and lower legs of scrub suit, shields shoes from copious amount of fluid contamination

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33
Q

MSDS

A

proper handling techniques for each chemical encountered in the health care setting

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34
Q

cause of electrical malfunction

A

failure to comply with safety standards

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35
Q

dilating

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used to gradually dilate an orifice or duct

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36
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RACE

A

rescue
alert
contain
evacuate

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37
Q

mayo tissue scissors

A

cutting

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38
Q

white

A

special hazard

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39
Q

high polish finish

A

high glare

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40
Q

ignition/heat

A

ESU
laser
faulty electrical equipment

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41
Q

kocher

A

grasping

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42
Q

why do we wear eye protection?

A

protects eyes from needle sticks-most common contact with pts bodily fluids

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43
Q

resident flora

A

resides in hair follicles, no removed by soap and water

DEEP

44
Q

DeBakey tissue forceps

A

grasping

45
Q

tissue forceps with teeth and without

A

grasping

46
Q

safety standards

A

guidelines that are required by hospital

47
Q

adson tissue forceps with teeth and without

A

grasping

48
Q

physical hazards

A

noise

explosion

49
Q

mechanical phase

A

friction of skin caused from the brush or sponge used

50
Q

how should all patients be treated?

A

like they have a disease

51
Q

do you remove mask when leaving OR?

A

yes

52
Q

oxygen

A

oxygen rich environment nitrogen

53
Q

smoke plume

A

toxic smoke from laser or electrosurgery when tissue is destroyed

54
Q

CDC

A

centers for disease control and prevention

55
Q

what does the warm up jacket prevent?

A

microbial spreading of skin fallout

56
Q

class C extinguishers

A

halon for electrical or laser fires

57
Q

space helmets

A

worn in open joint surgeries to reduce risk of infections

58
Q

grasping and holding

A

used to manipulate tissue

59
Q

Metzenbaum scissors

A

cutting

60
Q

anticipation

A

definition
observe
think
tissue

61
Q

what is wrong with cuts?

A

leads to higher bacterial count

62
Q

electrical hazards

A

laser
latex
cauttery plume

63
Q

material of instruments

A

stainless steel
amalgam
titanium

64
Q

satin finish

A

less reflective

65
Q

hazard warnings of ionizing radiation

A

always post

66
Q

methyl methacrylate

A

cement

67
Q

open glove method

A

without gown on

68
Q

mayo suture scissors

A

cutting

69
Q

class A extinguisher

A

water

70
Q

why scrub?

A

to render hands surgically clean- remove as many MO’s as possible

71
Q

black chromium

A

for use with lasers, no glare

72
Q

ethylene oxide

A

sterilzation

73
Q

Allis

A

grasping

74
Q

three steps to protect the patient and stop fire

A

shut off gases
remove burning objects
assess patient

75
Q

type IV allergy

A

dry
reddened
itchy

76
Q

primary concern during fire

A

protection of the patient

77
Q

safety practices

A

strongly recommended but aren’t required

78
Q

how long is a scrub normally?

A

5 minutes

79
Q

class B extinguisher

A

dry chemical for fires involving flammable liquids and gas

80
Q

Ferris Smith tissue forceps

A

grasping

81
Q

Needle holder

A

what is this??

82
Q

what are the three types of finishes for instruments?

A

high polish
satin
black chromium

83
Q

what does suctioning help with?

A

providing visualization

84
Q

Russian tissue forceps

A

grasping

85
Q

clamping and occluding

A

used to occlude or constrict tissue

86
Q

probing

A

exploration of a structure

87
Q

positives of scrub suit

A

lint free

static and flame resistant

88
Q

chemical hazards

A

anesthesia gases

89
Q

standard precautions

A

blood
body fluids
secretions
excretions

90
Q

prevent of radiation

A

time
distance
shielding

91
Q

when does skin shedding occur?

A

2 hours after bathing

92
Q

can your hands ever be sterile?

A

no, only surgically clean

93
Q

what can too long of a scrub do?

A

increase MO’s on the skin

94
Q

triboelectrificaton

A

static build up

95
Q

most vulnerable location for serious blood injury

A

needle prick

splash in the eye

96
Q

harmful effects of ionizing radiation

A

genetic mutation
cancer
cataract
burns

97
Q

risk

A

probability of a harmful event

98
Q

Kelly and straight Kelly

A

clamping

99
Q

safety guidelines

A

designed to protect workers

100
Q

formalin

A

specimen preservation

101
Q

how far should you go on the arm when scrubbing

A

3 inches above elbow

102
Q

chemical phase

A

antiseptic agent/soap used to perform the scrub

103
Q

Accessory

A

Used in conjunction with surgery

104
Q

What do you wear entering the OR

A

Scrub suit and cap

105
Q

When is eye protection worn?

A

Once case begins or incision opened

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