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SCOUT NURSE + ANAESTHETIC NURSE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
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SCOUT NURSE + ANAESTHETIC NURSE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
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SCOUT NURSE + ANAESTHETIC NURSE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024 what is asepsis - ANSWER absence of pathogenic microganisms on living tissue define periopeartive - ANSWER period of time encompassing preparation for an anaesthetic, surgery or other procedure and recovery from these interventions define preoperative nurse - ANSWER nursing role with specialised knowledge and skillsets in order to provide safe and high quality of care to surgical patients from admission right through to discharge in the operating suite or day surgery unit. define anaesthetic nurse - ANSWER perioperative nurse who provides nursing care to the patient and procedural support to the anaesthetic team during the preparation for and induction of anaesthesia, throughout maintenance of anaesthesia and during emergenc e from anaesthesia. what is informed consent - ANSWER consent given by person voluntarily to agree to healthcare treatment, procedure or intervention what is sterile - ANSWER free of microorganisms what is aseptic technique - ANSWER chieve asepsis during invasive clinical procedures what is sterile technique - ANSWER creating and working within a sterile field what is ANTT - ANSWER standardised approach to aseptic practice that has been shown to support the reduction of healthcare acquired infection. what is ectomy - ANSWER removal (e.g. hysterectomy - removal of uterus) what's ostomy - ANSWER opening (e.g. colostmy - opening into colon) what's otomy - ANSWER incision (e.g. craniotomy - incision intro cranium) what is oscopy - ANSWER looking (e.g. gastroscopy - look into digestive tract) what's plasty - ANSWER reconstruction (e.g. mammaplasty - e.g. breast rescontrurction) what are the stages of anaesthesia - ANSWER - induction - excitability - full anesthesia - emergency what are the general anaesthetic agents - ANSWER - general - regional - combined general and regional anaesthesia - local anaesthetic what's the role of airway assessment - ANSWER identify predictable problems with maintenance of oxygenation during airway management and to formulate an airway plan in the event of the unexpected difficult airway or emergency airway management how long should children under 6 months fast before anaesthesia - ANSWER - 6 hours for food - 1 hour clear fluid what are the elements of consent - ANSWER - capacity - freely given - specific - informedThe benefits of buying summaries with Stuvia:
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