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Medical Surgical Nursing Actual Study Exam Questions with Answers induced topically or via infiltration, intracutaneously, or subcutaneously -topical applications may be aerosolized or nebulized -monitor for decreased BP, decreased HR, NV -anesthesiologist/ CRNA moderate sedation - Answer--opioids, benzodiazepines -RN can administer -monitor respirations, VS, LOC rolls of the nurse in the OR - Answer-Perioperative nurse: -Collaborates w/ surgical team -OR prep -Patient advocate...

CRNA Prep Exam Questions With Correct Answers. Epinephrine receptors - answeralpha 1, alpha 2, beta 1, beta 2 Epinephrine dose - answerIV 2-10mcg/min Epinephrine effects - answerincreased systolic BP - alpha receptors = vasoconstriction - beta1 receptor = cardiac stimulant decreased diastolic BP - beta2 = dilation of skeletal muscle blood vessel Phenylephrine receptors - answeralpha 1 Phenylephrine dose - answer40-200 mcg/min Phenylephrine effects - answervasoconstriction, and reflex ...

In preparing a patient for surgery which of the following should be removed to facilitate oxygen blood level assessment? - Answer A. Dentures B. Hearing aids C. Nail polish** D. Makeup What is the term used when a surgical team member who is on standby must return to the facility to do a case? - Answer Called in Which type of sterile gown uses battery-powered ventilation for the wearer? - Answer Disposable fluid resistant Which component of PPE has shown the ability to decrease disea...

AAMI - correct answer Nonprofit organization involved in setting standards for the safe use of medical technology and devices ACS - correct answer A professional organization that establishes educational standards for surgeons that promotes standards for surgical education and practice ANSI - correct answer American National Standards Institute: A private, non-profit organization that sets the standards for education a...

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PHYA 524: IPE + PH Exam 86 Questions with Verified Answers What education and certification do OBGYNs need? What is their certification board? - CORRECT ANSWER medical school + 4-year ob/gyn residency + board certified by American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG) do not do internal med first Board certified physician (MD, DO) who specializes in women's reproductive health - CORRECT ANSWER OBGYN compare obstetrics vs gynecology and the roles that OBGYNs have in each a...

What is an example of the interaction between personal and professional life? - Answer The nature of the OR results in some isolation from the general public Patient safety and hospital efficiency and effectiveness are related to? - Answer consistent communication What tasks belongs to the medical records department? - Answer maintains and verifies all patient records, trascription of history and phsyical, requires proper signature, may provide past medical records when needed Preoperat...

AORN Perioperative 101 questions and answers |graded A+ First forms of anesthesia: Nitrous Oxide and ether Who may provide anesthesia care? (4 answers) Anesthesiologist, CRNA, Anesthesiologist assistant, perioperative nurse Factors to consider when determining what anesthetic to use for a particular patient: (8 answers) -pt/surgeon preference -Surgical procedure -Physical Status -Age -Postoperative recovery time -Length of surgery -Position of pt -Pt previous experience ...

During a laparoscopic appendectomy, the appendix is perforated, and contents begin spilling into the abdomen. Which of the following should the surgical technologist anticipate as the NEXT step? A.Suction the fluid from the abdomen. B.Continue removing the appendix as planned. C.Place a Kelly clamp over the perforation. D.Close the wound and terminate the procedure. - correct answer A.Suction the fluid from the abdomen. A carotid endarterectomy has just been finished and the dressing is o...

NRSG 524 Exam 114 Questions with Verified Answers (4)nurse practitioner - CORRECT ANSWER -educated to practice independently at an advanced level to provide care -address health promotion, disease prevention, health education and counseling as well as the diagnosis and management of acute and chronic disease -provide initial, ongoing and comprehensive care to patients in family practice, pediatrics, internal medicine, geriatric, and women's health -practice in primary or acute care whic...