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Surg Tech Ch 7

Chapter 7

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________ is/are implemented to reduce the risk of infectious disease transmission that are spread from the mouth, nose, oropharynx, and trachea to a susceptible host. Droplet precautions
The most common source of electrical injury to the surgical patient is ______________. the electrosurgical unit (ESU)
__________ is the statistical probability of a harmful event and is defined as the number of harmful events that occur in a given population over a stated period. Risk
____________ is/are a leading cause of hospital fires in the United States. Electrical malfunctions
The characteristics of electricity are current, voltage, resistance, and grounding. The discharge of electrical current from the source to ground, where it is dispersed and rendered harmless, is ________. grounding
The __________ zone is a hands-free space (designated receptacle) on the sterile field where sharps can be placed and retrieved so that the surgical technologist and surgeon do not hand instruments to each other directly. neutral
Immediate action taken during a fire is described by the acronym _____________. RACE
_______________ solutions are common and frequent sources of fuel in surgical fires. Prep
To lift or transfer a patient, use your ___________ muscles to hold the weight of your upper body. abdominal
Clothing or equipment that prevents the wearer from direct contact with hazardous chemicals or potentially infectious body fluids is called _______________. personal protective equipment
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