CNOR Exam 2 Questions with 100%
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Graded A+
Surgery of the liver requires incising the external covering, which is
referred to as the
A. Glisson capsule
B. Gerota fascia
C. porta hepatis
D. hepatic fascia
A. Glisson Capsule
Several experimental studies have shown a significant decrease in SSI
for Class ______ procedures when using pulsed xenon ultraviolet light
systems
A. I
B. II
C. III
D. IV
A. I
researchers have found that pulsed xenon UV light systems significantly
decreased SSI rates in Class I procedures, hospital-acquired vancomycin-
resistant enterococci infection rates and contamination of high touch
surfaces in the OR
,improved communication and use of __________ is associated with a
significant reduction in post op complication rates and mortality
A. AORN tool kits
B. Surgical care improvement program (SCIP) measures
C. The Who surgical safety checklist (SSC)
D. hand-off tools
C. The WHO SSC
a valuable tool that has been associated with a significant reduction in
the number of post op complications and should be universally
implemented in all surgical settings
When wearing a single dosimeter, the preoperative RN should place
the dosimeter
A. inside the lead apron along the neckline
B. inside the lead apron along the waistline
C. outside the lead apron along the neckline
D. outside the lead apron along the waistline
C. outside the lead apron along the neckline
dosimeters are used to measure radiation exposure.
Joey is a 4 year old scheduled to have surgery. during pre op teaching,
the preoperative nurse knows that Joey's age-specific needs can best
be met by
A. allowing his parent or caregiver to explain what will happen
B. providing him with privacy whenever possible
,C. allowing him to handle the oxygen mask and ride in the wagon to
the OR
D. giving him a thorough explanation of everything that will happen
C. allowing him the handle the oxygen mask and ride in the wagon to
the OR
The preschooler needs to explore and interact with his environment.
Allowing him to familiarize himself ahead of time with some objects he
may encounter can ease anxiety
flammable antiseptic solutions differ from combustible ones in that
A. flammable solutions have a flash point above 101.5 F
B. flammable solutions will not ignite
C. combustible solutions have a flash point above 100.0 F
D. Combustible solutions will not ignite
C. combustible solutions have a flash point above 100.0
The threshold between flammable and combustible solutions is the
flash point of 100.0 F, with flammable ones being below this
temperature and combustible ones being above. all saturated
flammable solutions should be removed prior to draping the patient.
Fumes from volatile or combustible solutions may ignite w/o a direct
connection to the source of ignition.
Which of the following is the most important action by the circulating
nurse to reduce specimen error?
A. seeking clarification from the surgeon about the specimen site and
, side
B. calling the lab to confirm the proper storage solution for the
specimen
C. asking the scrub person to verify the specimen
D. paging the surgical assistant post op to identify the specimen
A. seek clarification from the surgeon about the specimen site and side
using the nursing process, nursing interventions lead to
A. planning
B. implementation
C. assessment
D. outcomes identification
D. outcomes identification
outcomes identification describes the desired patient condition that can
be achieved through nursing interventions
a hemostatic agent that may be used by a neurosurgeon to control
bleeding bone is
A. heparin
B. protamine sulfate
C. methylene blue
D. bone wax
D. Bone Wax
Bone Wax is a hemostatic agent used to control bleeding from open
bone via the creation of a mechanical tamponade barrier
Correct Answers Latest Versions 2026
Graded A+
Surgery of the liver requires incising the external covering, which is
referred to as the
A. Glisson capsule
B. Gerota fascia
C. porta hepatis
D. hepatic fascia
A. Glisson Capsule
Several experimental studies have shown a significant decrease in SSI
for Class ______ procedures when using pulsed xenon ultraviolet light
systems
A. I
B. II
C. III
D. IV
A. I
researchers have found that pulsed xenon UV light systems significantly
decreased SSI rates in Class I procedures, hospital-acquired vancomycin-
resistant enterococci infection rates and contamination of high touch
surfaces in the OR
,improved communication and use of __________ is associated with a
significant reduction in post op complication rates and mortality
A. AORN tool kits
B. Surgical care improvement program (SCIP) measures
C. The Who surgical safety checklist (SSC)
D. hand-off tools
C. The WHO SSC
a valuable tool that has been associated with a significant reduction in
the number of post op complications and should be universally
implemented in all surgical settings
When wearing a single dosimeter, the preoperative RN should place
the dosimeter
A. inside the lead apron along the neckline
B. inside the lead apron along the waistline
C. outside the lead apron along the neckline
D. outside the lead apron along the waistline
C. outside the lead apron along the neckline
dosimeters are used to measure radiation exposure.
Joey is a 4 year old scheduled to have surgery. during pre op teaching,
the preoperative nurse knows that Joey's age-specific needs can best
be met by
A. allowing his parent or caregiver to explain what will happen
B. providing him with privacy whenever possible
,C. allowing him to handle the oxygen mask and ride in the wagon to
the OR
D. giving him a thorough explanation of everything that will happen
C. allowing him the handle the oxygen mask and ride in the wagon to
the OR
The preschooler needs to explore and interact with his environment.
Allowing him to familiarize himself ahead of time with some objects he
may encounter can ease anxiety
flammable antiseptic solutions differ from combustible ones in that
A. flammable solutions have a flash point above 101.5 F
B. flammable solutions will not ignite
C. combustible solutions have a flash point above 100.0 F
D. Combustible solutions will not ignite
C. combustible solutions have a flash point above 100.0
The threshold between flammable and combustible solutions is the
flash point of 100.0 F, with flammable ones being below this
temperature and combustible ones being above. all saturated
flammable solutions should be removed prior to draping the patient.
Fumes from volatile or combustible solutions may ignite w/o a direct
connection to the source of ignition.
Which of the following is the most important action by the circulating
nurse to reduce specimen error?
A. seeking clarification from the surgeon about the specimen site and
, side
B. calling the lab to confirm the proper storage solution for the
specimen
C. asking the scrub person to verify the specimen
D. paging the surgical assistant post op to identify the specimen
A. seek clarification from the surgeon about the specimen site and side
using the nursing process, nursing interventions lead to
A. planning
B. implementation
C. assessment
D. outcomes identification
D. outcomes identification
outcomes identification describes the desired patient condition that can
be achieved through nursing interventions
a hemostatic agent that may be used by a neurosurgeon to control
bleeding bone is
A. heparin
B. protamine sulfate
C. methylene blue
D. bone wax
D. Bone Wax
Bone Wax is a hemostatic agent used to control bleeding from open
bone via the creation of a mechanical tamponade barrier
