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35 Cards in this Set
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List the four essential attributes of the successful surgical tech:
A. B. C. D. |
A.Confidence
B. Mastery C. Problem-solving skills D. Communication |
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Scrub
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Individual who prepares the sterile field, scrubs, and gowns the members of the team and prepares and sterilizes the instruments.
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Surgical Assistant
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Individuals who assist the surgeon
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Certified surgical tech
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Health professional that prepares the OR by supplying it with the appropriate supplies and instruments
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Circulator
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Individual who assists in the OR by responding to the needs of the scrubbed members within the sterile field.
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T/F: The entire OR table is considered sterile
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F
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List the 3 measures that can be taken to maintain the sterile field when operating a C-Arm in a surgical suite:
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A. Drape the image intensifier, x-ray tube, and c-arm using a sterile cloth
B. Drape the pt or surgery site with an additional sterile cloth before the undraped C-arm is positioned over the anatomy. C. Maintain the sterile area by using a "shower curtain" |
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Surgical _____ is the absence of infections organisms
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asepsis
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Which parts of the sterile gown are considered sterile?
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The shoulders to the level of the sterile field
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What is the primary disadvantage of using the "boost" feature during a C-arm procedure?
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Inceased patient exposure
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What is the primary advantage of using "boost" during a C-arm procedure?
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Brighter image
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Three cardinal rules of radiation protection:
A. B. C. |
A. Distance
B. Shielding C. Time |
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Which one of the following with best reduce dose to the patient and surgical team during a C-arm procedure?
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Reduce distance between anatomy and image intensifier
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What anatomy is examined during an operative (immediate) cholangiogram?
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Biliary duct system
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How must the IR and grid be aligned if the OR table is tilted during an operative cholangiogram?
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Crosswise to prevent grid-cutoff
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On the average, how much contrast media is injected into an operative cholangiogram?
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6 to 8ml
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A radiographic exam of the pelvicalyceal system only during surgery is termed:
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Retrograde Pyelogram
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What position is the patient placed during retrograde urography?
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Modified Lithotomy Position
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Which of the following orthopedic procedures is considered nonsurgical?
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Closed Reduction
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Which of the following orthopedic devices is classified as an external fixator?
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Ilizarov Device
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Which of the following orthopedic devices is often used during a hip pinning?
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Cannulated Screw Assembly
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Which of the following devices is often used to reduce femoral, tibial, and humeral shaft fractures?
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Intramedullary Nail
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What is the name of the newer type of prosthetic device to replace a defective hip joint?
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Modular Bipolar Hip Prostheses
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A surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by bony neural impingement involving the spine is termed ______.
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Laminectomy
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In what position is the patient placed to stabilize the vertebral body in lieu of traditional spinal fusion?
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Supine
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List the two internal fixators used during scoliosis surgery
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A. Harrington Rods
B. Luque Rods |
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Cerclage Wire
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Orthopedic wire that tightens around fracture site to reduce shortening of limb
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Cortical Screw
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Narrow, orthopedic screw designed to enter and fix cortical bone
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Cannulated Screw
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Large screw used in internal fixation of nondisplaced fractures of proximal femur
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Strikethrough
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Soaking of moisture through a sterile or nonsterile drape, cover or protective barrier
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Kirschner Wire
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Unthreaded (smooth) or threaded metallic wire used to reduce fractures of wrist (carpals) and individual bones of the hands and feet
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Cancellous Screw
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Orothopedic screw designed to enter and fix porous and spongy bone
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Arthroplasty
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Creation of artificial joint to correct ankyolosis
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ESWL
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Electrohydraulic shock waves used to break apart calcifications in the urinary system
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Which type of pathology is addressed through a vertebroplasy?
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Compression fracture of the vertebral body
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