Cnra - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CODES, GUIDELINES, STANDARDS AND STATEMENTS What does the AANA Code of Ethics dictate? Correct Answer -principles of conduct and professional integrity that guide decision making and behavior of the CNRAs -holds CRNAs accountable for his or her own actions and judgements, regardless of institutional policy or physicians orders Correct Answer -CRNA Is held accountable for his or her "conduct in maintaining the dignity and integrity of the profession" and "does not knowingly engage i...

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) TEST QUESTIONS 100% correct Responses Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) TEST QUESTIONS What is a Nurse Anesthetist? A licensed Registered Nurse who carries an advanced degree in anesthesia. What is the degree you must have before applying to Anesthesia school? Baccalaureate Degree in nursing, biophysical science, biological science, or behavioral science or an Associate Degree in Nursing and a Bachelor's in one of the above. Ho...

Notes on basics of cell physiology, cell membrane, Nero physiology and anatomy, cerebral dynamic, cardiac anatomy and physiology, autonomic nervous system, somatosensory nervous system, and pain physiology. In-depth explanations of how these concepts apply to anesthesia study and how to apply it moving forward. DNP level notes from a CRNA student.

CNRA Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Anesthesia Roles Exam 1 Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Anesthesia Roles Exam 1 1861-1865 Catherine S. Lawrence and other nurses provided anesthesia for surgeons operating on the wounded during the Civil War 1842 Crawford long used diethyl ether for cyst removal 1846 Anesthesia was developed in the US. Ether dome in Boston William Morton: dentist discovered ether 19th century Demonstrated efficacy of ether at Mass Gen. 1877 Sister...

What factors primarily determine the ability of an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) To obtain clinical privledges in an institution? correct answer- Institutional policy, medical staff bylaws, state law, and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations accreditation standards. In the outpatient setting, the most common reason for a malpractice suit is failure to ?? correct answer- diagnose correctly and in a timely fashion. The primary nursing responsibility durin...

A full explanation of an action potential and its steps for anesthesia, and an understanding of basic physiology. One-page summary with pictures, explanations, and anesthetic considerations.

All things somatosensory, transmission from peripheral senses to the central nervous system, and sensation perception for anesthesia and understanding of basic physiology. One-page summary with pictures, explanations, and anesthetic considerations.

All things neuro anatomy and structure of the brain for anesthesia and understanding basic physiology. One-page summary with pictures, explanations, and anesthetic considerations.

All things cell physiology, basic cell makeup, and mitochondria for anesthesia and understanding basic physiology. One-page summary with pictures, explanations, and anesthetic considerations.

All neuro anatomy and physiology for anesthesia and understanding basic physiology. One-page summary with pictures, explanations, and anesthetic considerations.