BSNC 3020 MODULE 1 FINAL STUDY GUIDE
2026 COMPLETE SOLVED QUESTIONS
100% CORRECT
◉Which of the following is NOT an objective of Enhanced Recovery
After Surgery (ERAS) programs?
a. Minimizing surgical trauma
b. Reducing postoperative pain and complications
c. Increasing the length of hospital stay and healthcare costs
d. Standardizing perioperative medical care. Answer: c. Increasing
the length of hospital stay and healthcare costs
◉A patient asks the nurse about the benefits of Enhanced Recovery
After Surgery (ERAS) protocols. Which of the following statements
by the nurse is accurate?
a. "ERAS programs aim to maximize surgical trauma and prolong
recovery."
b. "The primary goal of ERAS protocols is to increase postoperative
pain and complications."
,c. "ERAS programs focus on maximizing variability in perioperative
practices."
d. "ERAS protocols standardize medical care, minimize surgical
trauma, and enhance recovery.". Answer: d. "ERAS protocols
standardize medical care, minimize surgical trauma, and enhance
recovery."
◉During a preoperative assessment, the nurse discovers that the
patient has a history of diabetes and hypertension. What is the
significance of identifying these findings during the preoperative
assessment?
a. They increase the risk of complications during surgery.
b. They indicate that the patient is not ready for surgery.
c. They establish a baseline for postoperative care.
d. They verify informed consent for the procedure.. Answer: a. They
increase the risk of complications during surgery.
◉41. Before a patient undergoes surgery, which assessment should
be performed to monitor the risk of urinary retention?
a. Group and screen (G&S) blood type test
b. Recording the last void
c. Crossmatch for transfusion reactions
, d. Initiating intraoperative nursing care. Answer: b. Recording the
last void
◉What is the purpose of performing a group and screen (G&S)
blood type test before surgery?
a. To monitor the risk of urinary retention
b. To identify potential transfusion reactions
c. To document the patient's surgical history
d. To initiate intraoperative nursing care. Answer: b. To identify
potential transfusion reactions
◉Which type of general anesthesia is typically used for induction
and maintenance, has a rapid onset, and short duration?
a. Intravenous
b. Inhaled gases
c. Inhaled volatile liquids
d. Local anesthesia. Answer: a. Intravenous
◉Which type of general anesthesia is used primarily for
maintenance during surgical procedures, provides a slower and
more predictable onset, and is administered as a volatile liquid?
2026 COMPLETE SOLVED QUESTIONS
100% CORRECT
◉Which of the following is NOT an objective of Enhanced Recovery
After Surgery (ERAS) programs?
a. Minimizing surgical trauma
b. Reducing postoperative pain and complications
c. Increasing the length of hospital stay and healthcare costs
d. Standardizing perioperative medical care. Answer: c. Increasing
the length of hospital stay and healthcare costs
◉A patient asks the nurse about the benefits of Enhanced Recovery
After Surgery (ERAS) protocols. Which of the following statements
by the nurse is accurate?
a. "ERAS programs aim to maximize surgical trauma and prolong
recovery."
b. "The primary goal of ERAS protocols is to increase postoperative
pain and complications."
,c. "ERAS programs focus on maximizing variability in perioperative
practices."
d. "ERAS protocols standardize medical care, minimize surgical
trauma, and enhance recovery.". Answer: d. "ERAS protocols
standardize medical care, minimize surgical trauma, and enhance
recovery."
◉During a preoperative assessment, the nurse discovers that the
patient has a history of diabetes and hypertension. What is the
significance of identifying these findings during the preoperative
assessment?
a. They increase the risk of complications during surgery.
b. They indicate that the patient is not ready for surgery.
c. They establish a baseline for postoperative care.
d. They verify informed consent for the procedure.. Answer: a. They
increase the risk of complications during surgery.
◉41. Before a patient undergoes surgery, which assessment should
be performed to monitor the risk of urinary retention?
a. Group and screen (G&S) blood type test
b. Recording the last void
c. Crossmatch for transfusion reactions
, d. Initiating intraoperative nursing care. Answer: b. Recording the
last void
◉What is the purpose of performing a group and screen (G&S)
blood type test before surgery?
a. To monitor the risk of urinary retention
b. To identify potential transfusion reactions
c. To document the patient's surgical history
d. To initiate intraoperative nursing care. Answer: b. To identify
potential transfusion reactions
◉Which type of general anesthesia is typically used for induction
and maintenance, has a rapid onset, and short duration?
a. Intravenous
b. Inhaled gases
c. Inhaled volatile liquids
d. Local anesthesia. Answer: a. Intravenous
◉Which type of general anesthesia is used primarily for
maintenance during surgical procedures, provides a slower and
more predictable onset, and is administered as a volatile liquid?
