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ST230 T4

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3. T/F - The 3 key elements of the sterile field that must be kept sterile during initial postoperative case management are the back table, Mayo stand, and basin set.   show
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4. T/F - Keeping the sterile field sterile during initial postoperative case managment is considered best practice.   show
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8. T/F - The STSR may remove her gown and gloves following drape removal in order to assist with postop Pt care.   show
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10. T/F - When performing gown removal, the STSR should avoid touching areas of the gown that are not visible.   show
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12. T/F - When removing surgical gloves, double-gloved team members may remove both layers simultaneously.   show
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show Possible respiratory complication  
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show Place the ESU tip in the sharps container  
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show The Final Count  
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16. Immediately following drape removal the ___   show
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17. Immediately following removal of the STSRs surgical gown ___   show
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show Check the integrity of the Pt's skin  
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20. Instruments may be soaked in ___ prior to to decontamination.   show
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22. A popular pharmacological hemostatic agent composed of oxidized collalase is ___   show
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23. ___ is composed of collagen and available in pads that can be soaked in thrombin, epinephrine, or saline.   show
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24. Which surgical team member is primarily responsible for monitoring EBL?   show
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28. The survival rate for out-of-hospital SCA victims averages approx. ___ in the US and Canada.   show
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30. ___ is a known triggering agent her malignant hyperthermia.   show
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33. The most obvious sign of MH crisis to the surgical technologist will be ___   show
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34. The strongest preventative method in reducing the likelihood of MH crisis is the use of a non-triggering anesthetic agent such as ___   show
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show Grand mal  
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37. ___ is the first-line drug for the treatment of severe anaphylactic reaction.   show
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38. The most toxic known chemical agents are ___   show
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41. Diff between Monopolar and Bipolar Electrosurgery.   show
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show LIZ - Pt Transfer and Trasportation. Min of 4 nonsterile team members. Pos the stretcher next to OR table. 1 prsn @ side of stretcher, another @ side of OR table, AP @ head, & another at ft of stretcher. Brace your body against beds. Pg 351  
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show Grasp the outer cuff of the glove w/ the thumb & middle finger of the opp hand. Pull hand outward, removing the glove. Repeat for other glove. Glove to glove. Skin to skin. Pg 392  
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show Receive orders/requisition from the surgeon. Handle safely, do not damage or lose. Place appropriate container and/or fixative. May be placed in special biohazard bag or other container. Labeled w/ approp pt info. Sent to pathology with paperwork.  
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show All sharps are placed in the sharps container on the back table. Container is closed and placed in lg puncture-proof biohazardous sharps container. Pg 393  
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show Dr inserts local. Umbilical incision. Hussan trocar inserted. Insufflator tubing attached to Hussan & abd is inflated. Camera inserted into Hussan. Dr repeats local, incisions, & inserts #11, #5, and #5 trocars. Cystic duct & artery  
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