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True or False - Since Central Service Technicians do not handle money, ethical considerations do not apply to them
False (pg. 16)
True or False - Central Service Technicians practice resource management when they control costs and reduce waste
True
True or False - Central Service Technicians must be able to identify approximately 100 surgical instruments in order to be proficient in their job
False (pg. 17)
True or False - Central Service Technicians must be able to adapt to change
True (pg. 15)
True or False - Because all Central Service Departments have the same structure, healthcare facilities use one standardized job description for all Central Service Technicians
False (pg. 18)
True or False - Career growth and progression is virtually non-existent for Central Service Technicians
False (pg. 21)
True or False - Departments that perform central service functions may go by other names at different facilities. For example, Sterile Processing and Distribution, Surgical Supply, etc.
True (pg. 9)
True or False - Central Service workflow can be divided into the handling of 3 categories of items: soiled items, clean items, and sterile items
True (pg. 9)
True or False - The use of positive and negative air pressure in the Central Service Department is designed to take the place of heating and air-conditioning
False (pg. 13)
True or False - Since modern Central Service Departments are virtually risk-free, Central Service Technicians need not be concerned with safety practices.
False (pg. 16)
endo
within
hemi
half
para
beside, near
peri
around, about
post
after
supra
above
cardio
heart
chole
bile
cranio
skull
cysto
bladder
derma
skin
gastro
stomach
gyne
woman
hepat
liver
herni
rupture
hyster
uterus/womb
lipo
fat
litho
stone
rhino
nose
arthro
joint
-ectomy
surgical removal
-ostomy
surgical creation of a new opening
-otomy
incision into an organ
-rrhaphy
Surgical restoration or repair
-oscopy
visual exam
-cise
to cut
excision of the colon:
col____
colectomy
Forming an opening into the colon: colo____
Colostomy
Instrument to cut skin:
derma_____
dermatome
excision of hemorrhoids:
hemorrhoid_____
hemorrhoidectomy
crushing of a stone:
litho_____
lithotripsy
surgical repair of the nose:
rhin_____
rhinoplasty
surgical repair of the tympanic membrane: Tympan_______
tympanoplasty
Define this abbreviation:
D&C
Dilatation and Curettage
Define this abbreviation:
BSO
Bilateral Salpingoophorectomy
Define this abbreviation:
CABG
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft
Name the procedure and body system:
Making an opening into the skull to access the brain
Procedure: Craniotomy
Body System: Skeletal
Name the procedure and body system:
Making an opening into the thoracic cavity to give surgeons access to the lungs and heart
Procedure: Thoracotomy
Body System: Respiratory System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing a salivary gland because of a tumor formation
Procedure: Parotidectomy
Body System: Digestive System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing plaque from the carotid artery that causes a lack of brain oxygen
Procedure: Carotid Endarterectomy
Body System: Circulatory System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing a vein from a lower limb to to bypass a blocked coronary artery of the heart
Procedure: CABG
Body System: Circulatory System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removal of a kidney
Procedure: Nephrectomy
Body System: Urinary System
Name the procedure and body system:
Making an incision into the tympanic membrane to permit fluid to drain and placing small tubes in the membrane to permit continuous drainage
Procedure: Myringotomy
Body System: Nervous System
Name the procedure and body system:
A repair to the muscles and ligaments of the shoulder joint
Procedure: Rotator Cuff Repair
Body System: Muscular System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing disc tissue pressing on the lower spine area, inserting a piece of bone between the vertebra and fusing the area with plates and screws
Procedure: Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion
Body System: Skeletal System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing the lymph tissue in the pharynx
Procedure: Tonsillectomy
Body System: Immune System (book incorrectly answers circulatory system)
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing the gall bladder
Procedure: Cholecystectomy
Body System: Digestive System
Name the procedure and body system:
Straightening or removing cartilage and/or bone in the nose when the nasal septum is deformed, injured, or fractured
Procedure: Septoplasty
Body System: Respiratory System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing of both fallopian tubes and ovaries
Procedure: Bilateral Salpingooopherectomy
Body System: Reproductive System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing tissue or displaced bone in the wrist area to release pressure on the median nerve
Procedure: Carpal Tunnel Repair
Body System: Nervous System
Name the procedure and body system:
Removing a testicle
Procedure: Orchiectomy
Body System: Reproductive System
Name the procedure and body system:
Reconstructing the ear drum so sound waves can be sent to the middle and inner ear
Procedure: Tympanoplasty
Body System: Nervous System
This organ pumps blood throughout the body
Heart
The process by which cartilage is replaced by bone
Ossification
Any place where two bones meet
Joint
The main control until of the central nervous system
Brain
Considered the master gland because it helps controls the activities of all other endocrine glands
Pituitary Gland
This organ filters blood to remove amino acids and neutralize xome harmful toxins
Liver
Produces a flued element in the semen that stimulates the motility of sperm
Prostate Gland
The largest part of the brain, it controls mental activities and movement
Cerebrum
These carry blood away from the heart
Arteries
A somewhat flexible muscular tube that helps move food into the stomach
Esophagus
a type of connective tissue fluid that moves throughout the circulatory system
Blood
The pathway that food takes through the digestive system
Alimentary canal
Female reproductive organs
Ovaries
A cord of fibrous tissue that connects muscle to bone
Tendon
The largest organ of the body
Skin
The basic unit of life
Cell
Tube-like structures that connect the kidneys to the urinary bladder
Ureters
This is where the digestive process begins
Mouth
These cells components are comprised of DNA and pass on traits of parent cells to new cells
Chromosomes
This part of the nervous system controls many automatic body functions like the heartbeat and breathing
Brain Stem