Final Exam Material Flashcards

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First nurse to specialize in anesthesia in 1877

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Sister Mary Bernard

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Who was the first professional group to provide anesthesia services in the U.S.?

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Nurses

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When did nursing become the first recognized clinical nursing speciality?

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Late 1800s

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First inhaled anesthetic (1772)

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Nitrous oxide, synthesized by an English chemist

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5
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Ether was created in

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1844

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6
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Chloroform was used in ___

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1847

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AANA was established in 1931 by

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Agatha Hodgins, denied for practicing medicine without a license

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2007

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NBCRNA formed

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2020 was

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Name change to Nurse Anesthesiology (WV in 2023)

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What is a CRNA

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APRN, licensed independently, plans and delivers anesthesia, pain management, autonomous, collaborative

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Scope of an individual CRNA’s practice is determined by __ (4)

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Education
Experience
Local/state/federal law
Organization policy

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Practice of anesthesiology is a recognized nursing and medical specialty unified by the _____

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SAME standards of care

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For opt out, state governor must send a letter to CMS that states

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Board of medicine and nursing about issues related to access to and quality of anesthesia
Best interest of the state’s citizens to opt-out of physician supervision requirement

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Three practice models

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Supervision
Medical direction
Solo CRNA or solo Physician anesthesiologist

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Medical direction refers to

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Anesthesiologist directs delivery of anesthesia care, can be up to 4 CRNAs doing concurrent cases

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Medical supervision refers to

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Physician is overseeing more than 4 CRNAs who are concurrently administering anesthesia care
**no requirement for the physician to provide hands-on-care
Physician is available to assist in any case

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What do the AANA Standards for nurse anesthesia practice provide?

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Foundation for CRNAs in all practice settings, support delivery of patient centered, consistent, high quality, and safe anesthesia care and assist the public in understanding the CRNAs role

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NBCRNA Core Values (4)

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Respect
Trust
Recognition
Protection

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NBCRNA credentialing provides assurance to ___

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The public that certified individuals have met their objectives and predetermined qualifications for providing nurse anesthesia services

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NBCRNAs mission:

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Promote patient safety through credentialing programs that support lifelong learning

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NBCRNAs vision

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To be recognized as the leader in advanced practice nurse credentialing

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Quality assurance’s ultimate goal is to:

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Improve quality of nurse education
Provide competent practitioners to health care consumers and employers

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Values of COA (3)

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Diversity/equity/inclusion
Quality
Innovation

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COA Value: Integrity

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Fair and objective decisions based on consistent application of COA standards

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COA Value: Accountability
Responsive, efficient professional interactions with nurse anesthesia programs, free of conflicts of interest
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COA Value: Commitment
Dependable and respectful support to enhance and advance nurse anesthesia educational practices
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The COA is responsible for
Establishing standards and policies for nurse anesthesia educational programs
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COA mission
To establish standards that promote quality education in nurse anesthesia programs
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Accreditation is a peer process whereby a
Private/nongovernmental agency grants public recognition to an institution that meets national standards
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Two reasons for accreditation
Ensure quality assessment Assist in quality improvement
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Continuing education:
Every 4 year cycle, must complete 100 CE credits
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Collaborative relationship means
Working relationship, structured through a written agreement
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WV definition of APRN
RN w/ advanced clinical knowledge and skills preparing him/her to provide direct and indirect care to patients
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WV definition of APRN specifications
Completed board approved graduate level education program and who has passed boards
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Requirements for clinical privileges
State licensure as RN Graduate with COA accredited DNAP program Cert by NBCRNA Relevant requirements for ACLS
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Credentialing and privileging is a 2 part process
Establishes healthcare professionals qualifications and authority to work in a clinical settings within a healthcare organization
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What are the code of ethics?
Ethical responsibilities of the CRNA as a member of nurse anesthesiology profession Principles of conduct Professional integrity Guide for decision making and behavior
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Practice guidelines are
Evidence based recommendations that are intended to optimize patient care by assisting CRNAs
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Guidelines are NOT
Substitute for clinical judgement of CRNA or other anesthesia professionals
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Practice guidelines DO NOT
Establish legally enforceable requirements or responsibilities
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