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aseptic tech test re
aseptic technique test review
Question | Answer |
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circulating nurse should not walk between 2 sterile fields | true |
a principle of universal precautions | every case is considered contaminated |
good general health and cleaniness is considered | good aspectic technique |
the st drapes a non-sterile field | towards them |
nosocomial infection is | hospital acquired infection |
back of the gown is sterile | false |
unsterile water comes in contact w/sterile surface is considered | strike thru contamination |
purpose of wearing scrubs in the or | to prevent cross contamination |
most important factor to be maintained in the or | aseptic technique |
sterile items dropped on the floor are | contaminated |
a violation of sterility can wait | false |
septisis is defined as | pathogenic organisms in blood/feces |
intraoperative maintaining aseptic technique | all of the above |
sequence of opening a sterile package | away,side,side,toward |
which is put on first | hat/bonnet |
resident flora is easily removed by hand washing | false |
which best describes flora picked up by others | transient flora |
all are true about OR attire except | change between cases |
supplies are handled to maintain aseptic technique except | there are no exceptions |
time for a proper scrub | 5 minutes |
back tables are sterile | only on the top |
doors to the OR must remain | closed |
which is a break in aseptic technique | hands under armpits |
process of reducing microorganism from hands | surgical scrub |
what is the minimum distance the circulator must be from the sterile field | 12 inches |
when opening sterile packages pull the the last flap towards you | true |
when would sterility be questionable | a sterile package found in a unsterile workroom |
sterile members can pass in the or | front to front,back to back |
masks are vital in the OR, when are they changed | between cases |
wheels on equipment in the OR are kept clean | to prevent infection |
which is true about sterile technique | top of back table is sterile |
is a sterile package is dropped | must be discarded |
the case is cancelled, your back table is covered and the next case isn't for 2 hrs, your setup is still sterile | false |
fundmentals of OR technique | all of the above |
a thorough handwashing is a prevention of infection | true |
a ST see a surgeon contaminate his gloves, what do you do | inform the surgeon of the aseptic break and ask him to change his gloves |
a sterile item is hanging over the edge of your back table, what do you do | discard it |
when gowning another team member, the ST hands are at the neck line and | outside of the gown |
which is not acceptable | reaching behind the surgeon |
deep layer of skin | dermis |
who assists pt in moving to the OR table | circulator |
who assists anesthetist during induction and intubation | circulator |
who places grounding pad on pt | circulator |
who arrange instruments/supplies on back table | st |
who checks OR table,suction,lights and ESU | circulator |
who secures the drain | circulator |
who gowns/gloves surgeon/assistants | st |
who does initial count | dual |
who watches for breaks in aseptic technique | dual |
who performs a surgical hand scrub | st |
who checks the schedule for assigned cases | dual |
who checks chart for history,consent forms, ect | circulator |
who pulls instruments/supplies according to case routine | dual |
who arranges back table to complete the sterile field | st |
who connects suction/esu to machines | circulator |
who identifies the pt | circulator |