RNFA Quiz 1B - Questions and Answers

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RNFA Quiz 1B - Questions and Answers Which of the following is a true statement about the use of liquids in the OR? Skin prepping solution can cause chemical burns Which of the following are the sou... rces of radiation exposure in an operating room setting? Lasers and C-arms Samuel Garcia, a 48 year old tetraplegic with a chronic sacral wound, is scheduled for another wound debridement. What is the purpose of doing a wound debridement on a chronic wound? The debridement will remove dead tissue that could support infection To protect the forearms, hands and clothing from contacting bacteria on the outside of the used gown and gloves, members of the scrubbed surgical team should use the following procedure to remove soiled gowns and gloves. Which choice lists the appropriate first 3 steps in the removal of the sterile gown? Wipe gloves clean, untie side gown closure, grasp gown at one shoulder seam After prepping the face, neck and upper chest for a radical neck dissection, the protective towels around the prep site were removed. The RNFA applied the head drape and completed draping the patient. During the preincision surgical time out, the fire risk score was determined to be high. When the surgeon noticed an area on the neck that did not look prepped. She asked for prep solution ona. Sponge and sponge forceps to complete the prep area, taking care not to moisten the head drape. After handing off the used sponge forceps she asked for the scalpel. What step was omitted in this process? The new prep area was not given time to dry. Which inhalation anesthetic agent has the fastest onset of induction, emergence and recovery? Nitrous oxide and sevoflurane The manufacturer process of permanently connecting the suture thread to the needle is known as: Swaged Select the position device commonly used for the bariatric patients prior to intubation Upper body ramp Pressure against the skin above _______ mmHg interferes with tissue perfusion 32 Prolonged lithotomy positioning can result in neuropathies of the legs. The most frequently injured nerves are the obturator, sciatic, femoral and __________ nerve, which can result in injury from __________ Common peroneal; direct compression from the stirrup bars Rigo Vegas, a 24 year old tennis coach was scheduled as the first case for a knee arthroscopy. He has a family history of anesthesia and surgical complications. He admitted to eating a cheese steak and drinking 2 cans of beer the night before at 11:30 pm. On attempt at intubation, it was evident that total muscle relaxation had not been had not been achieved. The circulating nurse gently restrained Rigo's arms as he began to move and gag on the laryngoscopes. Rigo vomited undigested stomach contents. Intubation was achieved and a NG tune was inserted and connected to suction. Rigo experienced respiratory distress on extubation and was transferred to ICU with acute respiratory distress syndrome. Based on his preanesthetic history, aspiration could have been prevented by which measure? The perioperative nurse applying cricoid pressure during induction through intubation. The immature blood brain barrier and decreased protein binding in infants increase their sensitivity to which group of drugs? Opioids and hypnotics [Show More]

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