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What is personal and professional life? |
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The nature of the operating room results in some isolation from the general population. Confidentiality is a must! Personal life is anything that happens outside of the workplace environment, while professional life happens within the OR and usually involves a patient |
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Patient safety and hospital efficiency and effectiveness relate to: |
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What are the tasks of the medical records department? |
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Maintain and verify all patient records |
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Preoperative diagnostic studies are performed by? |
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Diagnostic Imaging Department |
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Indirect patient care is provided by which departments? |
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What is the American College of Surgeons? |
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A professional organization dedicated to the improvement of surgical care by elevating standards of surgical education and practice |
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Federal organization that is dedicated to protecting the health of workers by establishing standards that address issues related to safety in the workplace |
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What is "AAMI?"
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(Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation) |
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Organization that established standards that reaches across the spectrum of the health care field, including sterilization, electrical safety, use of medical devices, and levels of device safety |
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What is "NIOSH?"
(National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) |
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Organization whose responsibilities are similar to OSHA but are more research oriented in establishing permissible exposure limits for chemical vapors and gasses |
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What do the following nonprofit organizations do:
Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses? |
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professional organization of OR nurses dedicated to the improvement of patient care by elevating educational standards and practice for surgical nurses |
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What does the following nonprofit organization do:
Association of Surgical Technologists?
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a professional organization of surgical technologists dedicated to the improvement of quality patient care in the surgical setting by elevating the standards of surgical technology education and practice |
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What does the following nonprofit organization do:
American College of Surgeons? |
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a professional organization dedicated to the improvement of surgical care by elevating surgical standards of surgical education and practice |
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What do the following organizations do:
The Joint Commission? |
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develops standards and performance criteria for health care organizations |
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What is included in the proper job description? |
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- Job title
- Requirements
- Nature of Position
- Duties
- Accountability
- immediate supervisor
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What are the roles and responsibilities of each of the following:
Anesthesiologist? |
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· Explains the types of anesthesia types, risks, & benefits of each type
· Starts IV lines or other lines necessary for the procedure
· Is present in the OR when the patient is intubated or
extubated—listens for lung sounds |
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What are the roles and responsibilities of each of the following:
Nurse Anesthetist? |
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· Interviews patient before transport
· Gives meds as ordered by surgeon
· Intubates the patient
· Permission for positioning and prepping
· Monitors VS
· Monitors IV lines (or other lines)
· Gives blood if needed
· Monitors blood loss and use of irrigation
· Monitors urine output
· Gives permission at end of procedure to move patient
· Maintains patient body temperature |
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What are the roles and responsibilities of each of the following:
Surgeon? |
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· Explaining the procedure, risks, alternative treatments, and other potential outcomes
· Obtaining written permission
· Orders any pre-op procedures and meds as needed
· The surgical procedure
· The specimen- identification and handling
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What are the roles and responsibilities of each of the following:
Circulator? |
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· Interviews patient before surgery
· Checks chart
· Positions patient with permission from the anesthetist
· Preps the patient
· Does paperwork
· Responds to the needs of the ST and surgeon
· Takes care of the specimen (if necessary)
· Moves patient at the end of procedure
· Transports the patient to PACU |
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What are the roles and responsibilities of each of the following:
STSR?
(Surgical Technologist in the Scrud Role) |
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Functions as a member of the sterile surgical team and performs many nonsterile duties in preparation for surgical procedures |
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Where are Surgical Technologists employed?
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Surgical Services Department |
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What are the following organizations:
AST? |
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(Association of Surgical Technologists) a professional organization of surgical technologists dedicated to the improvement of quality patient care in the surgical setting by elevating the standards of surgical technology education and practice |
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What are the following organizations:
ARC-STSA? |
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(Accreditation Review Committee on Education in Surgical Technology) A committee on accreditation that is under the large umbrella of the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP), which oversees the accreditation processes of surgical technology education programs |
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What are the following organizations:
The Joint Commission?
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develops standards and performance criteria for health care organizations |
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What are the following organizations:
NBSTSA? |
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(National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting) Responsible for all decisions regarding Surgical Technologist and First Assistant Certification |
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What are the following organizations:
CAAHEP? |
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(Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs) largest programmatic/specialized accreditor in the health sciences field |
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What are the following organizations:
ABHES?
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(Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools) another organization that grants accreditation to the surgical technology programs |
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What are other names for surgical technologists serving the traditional role?
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Define Accreditation and what it applies to. |
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Accreditation: the act of granting credit or recognition
It applies to certification and programs |
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responsible for supporting high-level executives in making decisions and completing projects |
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ensure the company's prosperity by collectively directing the company's affairs |
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in charge of the general administration and discipline of the Medical Department |
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oversees, develops and maintains programs and activities to ensure the optimum quality of clinical care and educational programs within the Department of Surgery |
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manages the daily operations of the hospital and its entities |
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Head of the Medicine Department to ensure medications are used for the appropriate reasons |
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establishes company-wide objectives, policies, procedures, processes, programs, and practices |
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Medicare Preferred Provider Organizations; pay fixed copays, but cost will be higher out of the plans network |
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>65 years of age; elderly |
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A payment owed by the person insured at the time a covered service is rendered, covering a portion of the owed cost |
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Private health insurance funds may cover costs for your treatment as a private patient in private or public hospitals |
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group insurance that entitles members to services of participating hospitals and clinics |
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payment groups. Patients who have similar clinical characteristics and similar costs are assigned to a DRG |
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administers the Medicare program and works in partnership with state governments to administer Medicaid |
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Social Security Administration |
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an independent government agency responsible for the Social Security system; retirement and disability |
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World Health Organization |
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promote health and control communicable diseases |
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brings relief to victims of war |
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Department of Health and Human Services; protects the health off all americans and provides essential human services |
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provides health coverage, reforms and exchanges |
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nationwide community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer |
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American Diabetes Association |
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association working to fight the deadly consequences of diabetes |
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American Heart Association |
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effort to reduce disability and deaths caused by cardiovascular disease and stroke |
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American College of Surgeons |
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college for surgeons that improves the quality and care of the patient in surgery |
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a professional organization of surgical technologists dedicated to the improvement of quality patient care in the surgical setting by elevating the standards of surgical technology education and practice |
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facilitate the management, teaching and practice of perioperative nursing, or who are enrolled in nursing education or engaged in perioperative research |
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description of the responsibilities associated with a given job |
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A paid occupation, esp. one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification
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the quality of being adequately or well qualified physically and intellectually |
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developed to assure clinical competence, recognize performance, address recruitment and retention, and to encourage and reward bedside nurses who elect to stay at the bedside rather than pursue administrative careers |
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relationship between someone. acting in a helping role |
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social interaction refers to a relationship between two (i.e. a dyad), three (i.e. a triad) or more individuals |
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anything in a paid occupation. Clinical setting |
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What is nonverbal communication? |
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process of communication through sending and receiving wordless messages. Smiling, Eye contact, etc |
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patient does not stay overnight; walk-in... walk out |
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owned and operated by an individual or corporation with the intent of making a profit that is returned to the investors; the profit is taxable |
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does not distribute its surplus funds to owners or shareholders, but instead uses them to help pursue its goals |
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same as a ambulatory facility |
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nonprofit organization that promotes preventive medicine and conducts clinical research |
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Organized body of fully licensed physicians and other licensed individuals permitted by law and by the Military Treatment Facility to provide patient care services independently in the facility |
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makes sure everything runs smoothly within the ambulatory facility. Improve health outcomes |
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ideal to which many seem eager to express allegiance
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preoperative diagnostic studies
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communication of studies and diagnostic findings to OR
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intraoperative studies (ex. blood gases, etc)
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Blood replacement
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pathological studies
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postoperative studies
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provide care to those in long-term care |
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maintain and verify all patient records |
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dedicated to issues of interest to practicing risk managers |
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controls the infections. Studies diseases throughout the hospital |
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runs the business and keeps it going |
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Purchasing Central Services |
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Provide leadership and services for innovative, responsive, and accountable public procurement by working in partnership with state agencies, local governments and suppliers to provide quality goods and services, striving to optimize taxpayer dollars while carefully monitoring and improving the use of our time, talent and resources |
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washes linen- keeps the hospital clean |
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Physical/Occupational Therapy |
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provides physical and daily aide to rehab a person back to health- or at least helping them get back to doing their favorite things |
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provides breakfast, lunch, and dinner to patients |
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surgical intervention that does not require intervention; the patient elects to have the surgery |
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requiring treatment within a short amount of time |
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life threatening.. must be done NOW |
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short amount of recovery time |
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