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Three distinct zone in a department

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(1) Unrestricted
(2) Semi-restricted
(3) Restricted

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Found within the semi-restricted area where face mask should be worn

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Restricted

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Where people in street clothes interact with those in scrub attire

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Unrestricted

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Surrounding support areas and corridors. Inside the OR, staff are the only ones allowed.

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Semi-restricted

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Relatives are not allowed unless they wear a gown

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Semi-restricted

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Holding area and where patient identification and assessment takes place

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Intraoperative care/area

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A unit separated from other clinical units. Next to the PACU and ICU

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Traditional operating room

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True or false.

All equipment is checked frequently to ensure proper functioning and electricity safety

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True

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Kept within a narrow range or temperature and humidity to prevent bacteria growth

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Traditional operating room

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True of false.

in, traditional operating room, positive air pressure in the rooms prevents air from entering the OR from the halls & corridors

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True

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Name the members of the surgical team (8)

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  1. Perioperative nurse
  2. Circulating nurse
  3. Scrubbed nurse
  4. LPN or Surgical Technician
  5. Surgeon
  6. Surgeon Assistant
  7. Anesthesia care provider
  8. Nurse anesthetist
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Patient’s advocate during surgery

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Perioperative nurse

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Non-sterile activities are done by this personnel

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Circulating nurse

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Maintaining the patient’s safety, dignity and confidentiality

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Perioperative nurse

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He/ she Performs scrubbed or circulating function. Passess instruments and implements other technical functions during procedures

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LPN/ Licensed Practical Nurse

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He/she is the one who performs the sterile activities and assists with room preparation

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Scrubbed Nurse

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Who Maintain accurate counts of sponges, needles, and instruments on the sterile field

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Scrubbed Nurse

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Who Obtains the informed consent

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Surgeon

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He/she can be another physician, RN. Holds the retractors

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Surgeon Assistant

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Who Performs and documents a pre-anesthetic assessment & evaluation

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Nurse Anesthetist/CRNA

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Who Manages patient’s airway and pulmonary status

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Nurse Anesthetist/CRNA

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Who Monitors cardiac and respiratory status and VS throughout the procedure

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Anesthesia Care Provider or Nurse Anesthetist/CRNA

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Nursing management before surgery includes (4):

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(1) Psychosocial Assessment
(2) Physical Assessment
(3) Chart review
(4) Admitting the patient

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Nursing surgery, this is when we ensure privacy and safety. Prevention of infection

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During surgery

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What to do when transferring patient?
Maintain privacy and safety
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It is required to do for all sterile members
Surgical hand antisepsis
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Range of distance to maintain from sterile field
12-18 inches
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True or flase. The hands should always be held away from surgical attire and higher than the elbows
True
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Purpose of surgical handwashing (scrubbing) (2)
To remove debris and & transient microorganism
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Recommended length of time for surgical handwashing by the AORN
2-3 minutes
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As a part of the intra-op nurses role is being a client's advocate. What is an advocacy activity of the intra-op nurse?
Respecting the client's cultural values
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Break is recognized immediately
Type 1 break
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Break is recognized later
Type 3 break
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Break is not recognized at all
Type 4 break
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Recognized shortly after it occurs
Type 2 break
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2013 AORN recommended practices, where long sleeved jacket snapped closed with cuff down to the wrists
Recommended I - Proper Attire
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Gown large enough to adequately warp around the body and completely cover the back
Recommended II - Selecting Gowns of Appropriate Size and Sleeve length
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Use at the initial gowning and gloving
Closed Assisted Gloving
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Used when closed assisted gloving is not possible
Open Assisted Gloving
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What to do during cases with potential for exposure to blood, body fluids, or other infectious materials
Wear 2 pairs of surgical gloves
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How often we change the outer pair (Surgical gloves) intraoperatively
q 2hrs
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What is the recommendation after each client procedure
Recommendation III - Changing sterile gloves
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What to do when suspecting or actual contamination occurs
Recommendation III - Changing sterile gloves
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When gloves begin to swell, expand, and become loose on hand as a result of fluids and fats
Recommendation III - Changing sterile gloves
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In draping, what are considered as sterile
Only the top surface of the drape
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Items that fall below the sterile are considered as
Contaminated
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What portion of the C-arm is considered as contaminated
Upper portion
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What recommendation states that sterile should be constantly monitored
Recommendation V
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What increases the likelihood of detecting a breach in sterility
Observation during surgery
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True of false, Once created a sterile field can be left unattended during the operation
False
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Placed with the cuff at the hall point
1st drape
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Place from the opposite side and completely covers the cuff of the 1st drape
2nd drape
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They should not leave the sterile field to retrieve items from the sterilizer
Scrubbed team members
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What should a scrubbed team member should wear when X-rays are needed so they will not leave the room
Lead apron
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The scrubbed team members should keep their hands and arms _________ (where) and _____ (when)
Above waist, at all times
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During the entire procedure, to limit movement around the sterile field the scrubbed team members should
avoid changing levels
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When should the scrubbed team should be seated during a procedure?
When the entire procedure is done at a level
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Who should face the sterile field on approach
Unscrubbed personnel
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Distance to maintain from sterile field
12 inches
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Technique where sterile objects remain sterile only touched by the sterile object
Basic aseptic technique
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Conditions where a sterile object is considered contaminated (4)
1. below the waist 2. out of range of vision 3. came in contact with wet surface 4. edges of sterile field
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When are gowns considered sterile (2)
1. from chest to the level of the sterile field | 2. sleeves to 2 inches above the elbows
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What is the principle we should always remember in sterile technique
Sterile to sterile | Non-sterile to non-sterile
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If the equipment is still moist what should we do
Return to autoclave
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The situation where all viable microorganisms and organisms are not able to reproduce, this is called
Sterile process
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When a tool or surface that has been made contamination free and the tool or surface do not regenerate pathogenic microorganism is called
Aseptic technique
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It prevents transmission of microbes from personnel to clients
Wearing surgical attire
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Zones where it requires personnel to wear special surgical attire
Semi-restricted and restricted zone
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The surgical attire consists of (5)
(1) Scrub gowns (2) Hair coverings (3) Mask (4) Shoe covers (5) Protective eyewear
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Where are surgical attire be worn only?
Within surgical site
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This should be worn within surgical environment to contain bacterial shredding from thorax and abdominal skin
Clean scrub suit
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If two piece scrub suit is worn, what should be secured at the waist?
The top
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What allows for surgical handwashing to 2 inches above the elbow
Short enough sleeves
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How often should the scrub suit should be changed
Daily
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It is the first surgical piece to be donned
Surgical hat or hood
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What is the purpose of wearing a surgical hat or hood
To prevent hair from collecting on the scrub clothes
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Should we wear shoe covers? WHy?
Yes, for sanitation
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Why are mask worn in specified restricted areas of the surgical site
To filter organism from the exhaled air
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What should not be allowed for surgical masks (clue: bawal din ngayon satin sa COVID pag nakamask)
Hang around the neck
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This is unacceptable because it becomes a barrier rather a filter
Use of double mask
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This is worn to reduce the incidence of contamination of mucus membranes whenever contamination can be a result of splashes, sprays, or splatters of blood
Protective eyewear or goggles
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This should not be worn in the surgical site
Jewelry
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What method should be used to don sterile gown and gloves when a SN enters the operating room
Closed method
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To ensure ease of handling of OR instruments and supplies glove should?
Fit properly
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Who says when to begin positioning of the patient
ACP
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This can result to muscle strain, joint damage, pressure injuries to the patient
Improper positioning
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Position for hernia repair, bowel resection, Bartholin's Cysts removal
Dorsal Recumbent
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Position for laminectomy, surgery of the posterior surface of the body, Surgery involving the buttocks, spinal surgery
Prone
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Position for abdominal surgery, chest/breast surgery, neck surgery, ear surgery, abdomino-thoracic surgery, lower extremity procedures
Supine
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Position for lower abdomen surgery and pelvic surgery
Trendelenburg
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Position for Perineal repair, vaginal repair, D&C
Lithotomy

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