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Surgical Equiptment test
Surgical Equiptment test
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Undergraduate 1
11/13/2012

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Term

A dispersible electrode is also known as the:

A. Bipolar

B. Bovie Pad

C. Electrocautery

D. ABD Pad

Definition

B. Bovie Pad

Term

Electrosurgical unit which does not pass a current through the body:

A. Monopolar

B. Bipolar

C. Tripolar

D. Quadpolar

Definition

B. Bipolar

Term

Which of the following is NOT a precaution for preventing burns:

  1. Inspect the equipment before the procedure
  2. Avoid the pooling of prep solution under the patient when using electrocautery
  3. Never use open flames in the operating room
  4. Use the electrocautery  freely around wet alcohol based preps
Definition
D Use the electrocautery  freely around wet alcohol based preps
Term

Holds a sterile basin with sterile water or saline

A. Mayo Stand

B. Case Cart

C. Ring Stand

D. Backtable

Definition

C. Ring Stand

Term

Used to remove blood, irrigating fluids, and secretions from the operative field

  1. Defibrillator
  2. Gas outlet
  3. Suction
  4. Pressurized air and electrical  outlets
Definition
  1. Suction
Term

Holds sterile instruments; positioned across the sterile field

A. Backtable

B. Mayo Stand

C. Prep Table

D. Anesthesia Screen

Definition

B. Mayo Stand

Term

Used to time various events in surgery such as tourniquet application or cardiac arrest

  1. Clocks & timer
  2. Anesthesia monitor
  3. Cardiac monitor
  4. Communication devices
Definition
  1. Clocks & timer
Term

Provides area for extra sterile instruments not used on the mayo stand:

A. Prep Table

B. Backtable

C. Kick Bucket

D. Linen Hamper

Definition

B. Backtable

Term

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

Definition

C. Prevent contamination  of the sterile field

Term

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

 

Definition

B. Power unit,active electrode,tissues,inactive electrode,power unit

Term

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

Definition

A. Over a fleshy area

Term

Used to continually trace the cardiac activity of the patient

  1. Anesthesia electrode
  2. Communication monitors
  3. Cardiac monitor
  4. Depilatory
Definition
  1. Cardiac monitor
Term

The proper humidity of the O.R. is:

A. 25% - 30%

B. 40% - 45%

C. 50% - 55%

D. 75% - 80%

Definition

C. 50% - 55%

Term

Used as a receptacle for soiled sponges:

A. Case cart

B. Trash Container

C. Kick Bucket

D. Linen Hamper

Definition

C. Kick Bucket

Term

Used in the OR to cauterize blood vessels and incise tissue by using high frequency electrical current

  1. Defibrillator
  2. Laser
  3. Electrosurgical unit
  4. Suction Irrigator
Definition

C. Electrosurgical unit

Term

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

Definition

A. Safety Strap/Belt

Term

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

Definition

B. 68-75 degrees F

Term

Laser plume occurs as tissue is vaporized and must be removed through a(n)

  1. insufflant suction
  2. plane expander
  3. Veress Needle
  4. Smoke evacuator
Definition
  1. Smoke evacuator
Term

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

Definition

D. Keep corridor air out

Term

The most effective protection from the radiation of x-rays is:

  1. lead apron
  2. double thick muslin apron
  3. 3 foot distance from machine
  4. 3 foot distance from patient
Definition
  1. lead apron
Term

Worn on the surgeon’s head to provide high intensity light on the operative area.

  1. Surgeon’s loupes
  2. Overhead light
  3. Surgeon’s headlight
  4. X-ray illuminating light
Definition
  1. Surgeon’s headlight
Term

The electrocautery (Bovie), may be hand or ______ controlled.

  1. radio
  2. automatically
  3. foot
  4. computer
Definition
C. foot
Term

Used as a receptacle for discarded items to be laundered.

  1. Linen hamper
  2. Trash container
  3. Case cart
  4. Biohazard receptacle
Definition

A. Linen hamper

Term

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

Definition

A. Anesthesia screen

Term

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

  1. Crash cart or defibrillator
  2. Head light
  3. Cardiac Monitor
  4. Electrical Stimulator
Definition

A. Crash cart or defibrillator

Term

Which of the following is important regarding environmental control in the OR to minimize contamination

  1. Excluding outside traffic and separation of clean and contaminated areas
  2. Providing a work area between the operating rooms
  3. Providing only one hallway for all traffic to minimize space
  4. Wiping all surfaces of the OR with bleach between cases
Definition

A. Excluding outside traffic and separation of clean and contaminated areas

Term

Of the Following which describes the function of the Mayo stand

  1. It is used as an ancillary piece of furniture
  2. The sterile basins rest on this piece of furniture
  3. The Surgical Technologist works from this stand
  4. It holds the instruments not used on the sterile field
Definition

C. The Surgical Technologist works from this stand

Term

Worn like eyeglasses to magnify the surgical field.

  1. Electrosurgical unit
  2. Surgeon’s loupes
  3. Surgeon’s headlight
  4. Goggles
Definition
B. Surgeon’s loupes
Term

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

Definition

B. Doors remain closed

Term

Used to assist the viewing of a patient’s x-ray

  1. Halogen lamps
  2. X-ray illuminating light
  3. Headlight
  4. Bovie
Definition

B. X-ray illuminating light

Term

Airborne contamination is reduced by re-circulation of filtered air at a rate of:

  1. 10-12 air exchanges per minute
  2. 10-12 air exchanges per hour
  3. 15-20 air exchanges per minute
  4. 15-20 air exchanges per hour
Definition

D. 15-20 air exchanges per hour

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