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1.
Graded A+
Recommended practices for sponge, sharp and instru- Institutional
Policy
ment counts should follow which of the following?
a. JCAHO rules
b. Institutional policy
c. Legislation
d. CDC recommendations
2. Of the following choices, which would not be a consid- scrub person
preference
eration for choosing suture?
a. type of procedure
b. the tissue being reapproximated
c. type of reapproximation
d. scrub person preference
3. Your patient had an episode of vomiting during c. neutral
anes-thesia induction and was effectively zone
suctioned by anes-thesia. Upon extubation, the d. safety
patient presented with coughing, wheezing, zone
dyspnea, use of accessory mus-cles, and
tachypnea. What is this patient most likely
experiencing?
a. Airway obstruction
b. Bronchospasm
c. Laryngospasm
d. Irritated airway
4. The area between the surgeon and scrub
person des-ignated for passing sharps safely is
referred to as the:
a. sharps zone
b. hands-free zone
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Bronchospasm Graded A+
neutral zone
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5. The immature blood-brainGraded A+
barrier and . Opioids and hypnotics
decreased pro-tein binding in infants increase
their sensitivity to which group of
medications?
a. Anticholinergics, parasympatholytics
b. Antidysrhythmic agents
c. Opioids and hypnotics
d. Adrenergics
increased intraocular
6. Select all of the potentially harmful effects of pressure, decreased
extreme 45-degree Trendelenburg in a robotic pulmonary complaince,
procedure from the following. shearing
a. increased intraocular pressure,
decreased pul-monary complaince,
shearing
b. Pelvic pressure from abdominal organs,
finger in-jury from hands pressed against
thighs, popliteal pres-sure within stirrups
c. Facial edema, decreased ICP. shearing injuries
d. Heel pressure injury from stirrup boot,
hyperabduc-tion injury to the arms, suctioning, IV succinyl-
pulmonary embolism.
7. Laryngospasm is a serious complication often
seen in
the PACU setting. What is the ideal immediate and last choline
administration,
resort response by the anesthesia provider or administra
peri-anesthesia nurse in an emerging patient tion, and
who has been in spasm for over 1 minute? reintubatio
a. gentle stimulation and bag-valve mask n
ventilation with oxygen c. emergency
b. suctioning, IV succinylcholine tracheostom
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1.
Graded A+
Recommended practices for sponge, sharp and instru- Institutional
Policy
ment counts should follow which of the following?
a. JCAHO rules
b. Institutional policy
c. Legislation
d. CDC recommendations
2. Of the following choices, which would not be a consid- scrub person
preference
eration for choosing suture?
a. type of procedure
b. the tissue being reapproximated
c. type of reapproximation
d. scrub person preference
3. Your patient had an episode of vomiting during c. neutral
anes-thesia induction and was effectively zone
suctioned by anes-thesia. Upon extubation, the d. safety
patient presented with coughing, wheezing, zone
dyspnea, use of accessory mus-cles, and
tachypnea. What is this patient most likely
experiencing?
a. Airway obstruction
b. Bronchospasm
c. Laryngospasm
d. Irritated airway
4. The area between the surgeon and scrub
person des-ignated for passing sharps safely is
referred to as the:
a. sharps zone
b. hands-free zone
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Bronchospasm Graded A+
neutral zone
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5. The immature blood-brainGraded A+
barrier and . Opioids and hypnotics
decreased pro-tein binding in infants increase
their sensitivity to which group of
medications?
a. Anticholinergics, parasympatholytics
b. Antidysrhythmic agents
c. Opioids and hypnotics
d. Adrenergics
increased intraocular
6. Select all of the potentially harmful effects of pressure, decreased
extreme 45-degree Trendelenburg in a robotic pulmonary complaince,
procedure from the following. shearing
a. increased intraocular pressure,
decreased pul-monary complaince,
shearing
b. Pelvic pressure from abdominal organs,
finger in-jury from hands pressed against
thighs, popliteal pres-sure within stirrups
c. Facial edema, decreased ICP. shearing injuries
d. Heel pressure injury from stirrup boot,
hyperabduc-tion injury to the arms, suctioning, IV succinyl-
pulmonary embolism.
7. Laryngospasm is a serious complication often
seen in
the PACU setting. What is the ideal immediate and last choline
administration,
resort response by the anesthesia provider or administra
peri-anesthesia nurse in an emerging patient tion, and
who has been in spasm for over 1 minute? reintubatio
a. gentle stimulation and bag-valve mask n
ventilation with oxygen c. emergency
b. suctioning, IV succinylcholine tracheostom
