Surg Tech 101 Final

Front 1

Which of the following historical figures is considered the father of modern anatomy and changed the traditional approach to anatomical studies

Back 1

Vesalius

Front 2

How many phases of surgical case management are there

Back 2

3

Front 3

Which of the following surgical team members would be responsible for separating instruments and disassembling the sterile field in the post-operative phase

Back 3

CST

Front 4

A private surgical technologist is usually employed by which of the following

Back 4

Surgeon or Physician Group

Front 5

Which term describes the relationship between the certified surgical technologist and the members of the surgical team the O.R

Back 5

Professional

Front 6

Which term describes the surgical technologists foundational commitment to professional honesty, confidentiality comma fair treatment, Cost Containment coma and attention to the highest level of surgical patient care?

Back 6

Surgical conscience

Front 7

Which acronym represents an organization that serves as both an insurer and provider of Medical Services

Back 7

HMO - health maintenance organization

Front 8

What type of professional would have do or DPM after his or her name

Back 8

Dr.

Front 9

Through which hospital department or committee would the certified surgical first assistant CSFA submit a request for privileges to work in the operating room

Back 9

Medical staff

Front 10

What does the acronym drg stand for in the hospital setting

Back 10

Diagnosis-related groups

Front 11

The federal government insurance programs under the general heading of CMS include

Back 11

Medicare part A, Medicare Part B, and Medicaid

Front 12

When in ARC /STSA site visitor is sent to a surgical technology program to verify and clarify records and annual reporting information to whom does he should submit the findings?

Back 12

CAAHEP- committee on accreditation of Allied Health education programs

Front 13

Which of the following membership organizations would the circulating RN in the operating room likely join as a member

Back 13

AORN - association of registered nurses

Front 14

The CST and csfa credentials are registered trademarks of which organization

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Nbstsa- national board of surgical technology and surgical assisting

Front 15

The hospital's infection control nurse will report any suspicion of rare are mysterious infectious diseases to which governmental

Back 15

CDC - center for disease control

Front 16

Which organization would employees of the Central Sterile Processing Department likely join as members

Back 16

IAHCSMM- International Association of Healthcare Central service material management

Front 17

A medical device or surgical piece of equipment that has failed would have to be taken out of service and any patient injury reported to which of the following agencies

Back 17

FDA- Food and Drug Administration

Front 18

Which of the following pioneers of medicine and surgery for developed techniques for surgical antisepsis

Back 18

Lister

Front 19

Which specialist would likely have privileges to surgically treat diseases of the breast, hepatobiliary and gastrointestinal systems and thyroid gland?

Back 19

General surgeon

Front 20

After which of the following military conflicts did Great Britain and the United States begin to train and employed Allied health professionals predominantly in the scrub role in surgery

Back 20

World War 2

Front 21

Which national membership organizations House of delegates proposed the creation of the association of operating room technicians AORT in 1969

Back 21

Aorn

Front 22

A special consent form would be required for which of the following situations during a hospital admission

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Surgical procedure

Front 23

Which member of the surgical team is ultimately responsible for obtaining a written informed surgical consent from a patient

Back 23

Surgeon

Front 24

In 2004 which of the following agencies created the do not use abbreviation list

Back 24

The Joint Commission (JC)

Front 25

Which of the following pertains to a patient's wishes about medical treatment and self-determination in the event of incapacitation or inability to communicate

Back 25

Advance directive

Front 26

All of the following carry the force of state or national league enforcement except

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Implementation of the neutral zone

Front 27

The most common types of patient care errors committed by operating room Personnel including negligence and malpractice are characterized as

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Unintentional torts

Front 28

Which of the following terms describes the principles such as benevolence trustworthiness and honesty for the care and well-being of others and Society

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Morals

Front 29

The legal term that identifies the knowledge and skills required for a profession and describe a health care providers core accountability based on education experience and credentialing is

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Scope of practice

Front 30

Verification that educational programs meet minimum accreditation standards is done by

Back 30

CAAHEP

Front 31

Which legal Doctrine would be most applicable in a case involving failure by the RN and CST to do proper surgical counts resulting in retention of a foreign object and the surgeon being found not liable

Back 31

Doctrine of borrowed servant

Front 32

Which legal Doctrine would be most applicable in a case involving injury to a patient as a result of hospital employees lack of proper training or credentialing

Back 32

Doctrine of corporate negligence

Front 33

Which type of legal action is most likely in cases involving tort law and operating room personnel

Back 33

Civil

Front 34

If a patient suffered a burn as a result of improper application of the ESU dispersive pad the individual team member responsible may be found guilty in a lawsuit of which of the following

Back 34

Negligence

Front 35

Which of the following terms meets the following definition a voluntary and informed act in which one party gets permission to another party to touch

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Consent

Front 36

For which of the following processes are identification and reporting of unsafe conditions and Hazards most critical

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Risk management

Front 37

Which of the following is not one of the five stages of grief

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Repression

Front 38

Which of the following terms represents a positive physical and psychological state of a patient

Back 38

Eustress

Front 39

The following are forms of advance directive

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Do not resuscitate, durable power of attorney, donation after cardiac death

Front 40

Maslow's research produced a hierarchical structure of

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Human progression

Front 41

For what type of research was Sister Castillo Roy best known

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Adaptation model

Front 42

Which of the following levels of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is the Pinnacle and can be accomplished only when all other needs are met

Back 42

Self-actualization

Front 43

Which organs or tissues can be recovered after death or after a patient has already been removed from life support

Back 43

Bone

Front 44

Which of the following procedures would be surgical treatment for an elderly patients psychological dissatisfaction with his or her appearance

Back 44

Blephatoplasty and whytidectomy

Front 45

Which area of concern or fear would most likely be the main focus for a teenage patient having surgery

Back 45

Body image

Front 46

Which of the following conditions was defined by the Harvard school of medicine and include the following physical signs flat EEG, unresponsiveness, lowered body temperature, and absent pupil reflexes

Back 46

Whole brain death

Front 47

What type of life support treatment would be considered ultimately foot tall and its benefits far outweigh by the financial and emotional burden suffered by the family and Health Care

Back 47

Extraordinary

Front 48

A terminally ill patient whose advance directive is to refuse any life-saving efforts by health care workers is choosing which type of euthanasia

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Passive

Front 49

What is a normal human emotion that surgical team members may feel for their patients but most not interfere with their responsibility to maintain focus on their jobs particularly in all Hazard situations

Back 49

Empathy

Front 50

A patient may be considered a candidate for donation after cardiac death DCd if his or her heart is predict predicted to cease functioning within what period of time after removal from mechanical support

Back 50

90 minutes

Front 51

The death of a patient from complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease would be characterized as which general category of cause of death

Back 51

Prolonged

Front 52

Diabetes mellitus is a disorder of which body system

Back 52

Endocrine

Front 53

In what way can the surgical technologist who is setting up his or her back table and Mayo that produces an 18 month old patient anxiety prior to induction of anesthesia

Back 53

Perform Roman duties of preparation of the sterile field giving as quiet as possible for induction

Front 54

What is the number one cause of death in children ages 1 to 15 in the United States

Back 54

Accidents

Front 55

A patient undergoing bariatric surgery may require extra time for general anesthetic reversal because anesthetic agents may be accumulated in and slowly eliminated from what type of tissue

Back 55

Adipose fat

Front 56

Which of the following is a common response of pediatric patients to injury and may result in gastric dilation

Back 56

Hyperventilation

Front 57

What other condition frequently suffered by obese patients and discovered intraoperatively may be treated surgically in conjunction with a bariatric procedure

Back 57

Cholelithiasis

Front 58

What is the unusual cause of clavicular fracture of neonate during a vaginal delivery

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Shoulder dystocia

Front 59

What is the chemical and physiological classification of insulin

Back 59

Hormone

Front 60

Placement of a rolled sheet or pad to elevate a pregnant patients right head tilt in the operating room table to the left with slight Trendelenburg or both will shift the weight of the gravid uterus and relieve pressure from the

Back 60

Abdominal aorta and Vena caval

Front 61

for which condition would a patient come into the operating room likely need an interpreter

Back 61

Down syndrome

Front 62

All of the following National agencies have regulations or protocols for healthcare workers who may be exposed to the infectious disease in their work environment

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CDC, NIOSH,OSHA

Front 63

What is the term for the mechanism of injury in a trauma patient that takes into account velocity of the enduring Force flexibility of the tissue and shape of the enduring Force

Back 63

Kinematics

Front 64

Which level of Trauma Center designation can meet all the needs required for treating patients on a twenty-four-hour basis

Back 64

Level 1

Front 65

Physical forces of deceleration acceleration compression and shearing are factors in which type of injuries

Back 65

Blunt

Front 66

During a surgical procedure on a pregnant patient the surgical technologist in the scrub room may be asked to palpate what area to detect possible contractions

Back 66

Gravid uterus

Front 67

In which pediatric age group would all of the cranial facial sinuses be fully developed

Back 67

Adolescent