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infection control

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what is surgical asepsis or sterile technique practice that keep objects and areas absent of all microorganisms, including pathogens and spores
surgical asepsis protects the patient from? the environment
what may be placed on a sterile field? only sterile objects
if a sterile object touches another sterile object does it remain sterile? yes
if a sterile object or field out of range of vision is it contaminated yes
if a sterile object is held below a person's waist is it contaminated yes
when should you set up sterile fields? right before you use it
can you turn your back on a sterile field> no
can a sterile object become contaminated by prolonged exposure to air yes
can you reach across a sterile field no
how far should you pour liquids into a sterile field? 4-6 inches
are the edges of a sterile field considered contaminated? yes
how many inches around the drape is considered contaminated 1
what part of the drape is considered contaminated drape that hangs over the table edge
how should you perform sterile gloving furthest flap from you, side flaps, then closest flap towards you
example of when you should perform surgical asepsis procedures that require intentional perforation of skin such as IV or central IV line
are sterile supplies kept in the same room as dirty equipment never
how should you open sterile packages always inspect supplies for package integrity and sterility
always keep work area.... above the waist
can you grasp the inch border to manuever field on table surface? yes
what direction does fluid flow in direction of gravity
what kind of gloving method is sterile gloving closed-gloving method (hands remain inside sleeves and don't touch cuffs)
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