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A dispersible electrode is also known as the:
A. Bipolar
B. Bovie Pad
C. Electrocautery
D. ABD Pad |
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Electrosurgical unit which does not pass a current through the body:
A. Monopolar
B. Bipolar
C. Tripolar
D. Quadpolar |
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Which of the following is NOT a precaution for preventing burns:
- Inspect the equipment before the procedure
- Avoid the pooling of prep solution under the patient when using electrocautery
- Never use open flames in the operating room
- Use the electrocautery freely around wet alcohol based preps
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D Use the electrocautery freely around wet alcohol based preps |
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Holds a sterile basin with sterile water or saline
A. Mayo Stand
B. Case Cart
C. Ring Stand
D. Backtable |
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Used to remove blood, irrigating fluids, and secretions from the operative field
- Defibrillator
- Gas outlet
- Suction
- Pressurized air and electrical outlets
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Holds sterile instruments; positioned across the sterile field
A. Backtable
B. Mayo Stand
C. Prep Table
D. Anesthesia Screen |
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Used to time various events in surgery such as tourniquet application or cardiac arrest
- Clocks & timer
- Anesthesia monitor
- Cardiac monitor
- Communication devices
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Provides area for extra sterile instruments not used on the mayo stand:
A. Prep Table
B. Backtable
C. Kick Bucket
D. Linen Hamper |
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The best reason to keep traffic to a minimum in the O.R. is to:
A. Avoid disturbing the patient
B. Avoid delay of procedure
C. Prevent contamination of the sterile field
D. Reduce noise |
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C. Prevent contamination of the sterile field |
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The circuit for the electricity in an electrosurgical unit is:
A. Power unit,tissues,active electrode,inactive electrode,power unit
B. Power unit,active electrode,tissues,inactive electrode,power unit
C. Power unit,inactive electrode,tissues,active electrode,power unit
D. Power unit,tissues,power unit,inactive electrode, active electrode
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B. Power unit,active electrode,tissues,inactive electrode,power unit |
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The dispersive electrode/grounding pad should be placed:
A. Over a fleshy area
B. Over a bony prominence
C. Over the EKG leads
D. Near any orthopedic implant |
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Used to continually trace the cardiac activity of the patient
- Anesthesia electrode
- Communication monitors
- Cardiac monitor
- Depilatory
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The proper humidity of the O.R. is:
A. 25% - 30%
B. 40% - 45%
C. 50% - 55%
D. 75% - 80% |
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Used as a receptacle for soiled sponges:
A. Case cart
B. Trash Container
C. Kick Bucket
D. Linen Hamper |
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Used in the OR to cauterize blood vessels and incise tissue by using high frequency electrical current
- Defibrillator
- Laser
- Electrosurgical unit
- Suction Irrigator
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Which is perhaps the most important safety attachment to the O.R. Table?
A. Safety Strap/Belt
B. Shoulder Brace
C. Legholder
D. Anesthesia Screen |
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What is the ideal temperature in the O.R.?
A. 77-84 degrees F
B. 68-75 degrees F
C. 59-66 degrees F
D. 86-93 degrees F |
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Laser plume occurs as tissue is vaporized and must be removed through a(n)
- insufflant suction
- plane expander
- Veress Needle
- Smoke evacuator
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Each operating room has a positive air pressure to:
A. Maintain temperature
B. Filter dust particles
C. Maintain humidity at 60%
D. Keep corridor air out |
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The most effective protection from the radiation of x-rays is:
- lead apron
- double thick muslin apron
- 3 foot distance from machine
- 3 foot distance from patient
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Worn on the surgeon’s head to provide high intensity light on the operative area.
- Surgeon’s loupes
- Overhead light
- Surgeon’s headlight
- X-ray illuminating light
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The electrocautery (Bovie), may be hand or ______ controlled.
- radio
- automatically
- foot
- computer
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Used as a receptacle for discarded items to be laundered.
- Linen hamper
- Trash container
- Case cart
- Biohazard receptacle
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Which of the following table parts is used to separate the anesthesiologist’s area from the sterile field
A. Anesthesia screen
B. Mayo Stand
C. Shoulder Brace
D. Headpiece |
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Generates an electrical impulse to the heart during a cardiac arrest in an effort to reestablish a heart beat or regular electrical rhythm of the heart
- Crash cart or defibrillator
- Head light
- Cardiac Monitor
- Electrical Stimulator
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A. Crash cart or defibrillator |
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Which of the following is important regarding environmental control in the OR to minimize contamination
- Excluding outside traffic and separation of clean and contaminated areas
- Providing a work area between the operating rooms
- Providing only one hallway for all traffic to minimize space
- Wiping all surfaces of the OR with bleach between cases
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A. Excluding outside traffic and separation of clean and contaminated areas |
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Of the Following which describes the function of the Mayo stand
- It is used as an ancillary piece of furniture
- The sterile basins rest on this piece of furniture
- The Surgical Technologist works from this stand
- It holds the instruments not used on the sterile field
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C. The Surgical Technologist works from this stand |
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Worn like eyeglasses to magnify the surgical field.
- Electrosurgical unit
- Surgeon’s loupes
- Surgeon’s headlight
- Goggles
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While a surgical case is in progress:
A. Doors remain open so staff can easily move in and out
B. Doors remain closed
C. Doors remain open to circulate air
D. Doors may remain open or closed |
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Used to assist the viewing of a patient’s x-ray
- Halogen lamps
- X-ray illuminating light
- Headlight
- Bovie
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B. X-ray illuminating light |
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Airborne contamination is reduced by re-circulation of filtered air at a rate of:
- 10-12 air exchanges per minute
- 10-12 air exchanges per hour
- 15-20 air exchanges per minute
- 15-20 air exchanges per hour
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D. 15-20 air exchanges per hour |
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