Perioperative period Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Which is the top priority for nurses during the preoperative period? A. Patient teaching B. Patient diagnostic testing C. Patient safety D. Patient care documentation - C. Patient safety During the preoperative period, a patient receives surgery on the wrong extremity. To which agency must this occurrence be reported? A. Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) B. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) C. The Joint Commission (TJC) D. American Society of Anesthe...

Perioperative phase -period of time that constitutes the Surgical experience -consists of three phases 1) preoperative Phase 2) intraoperative Phase 3) postoperative Phase Preoperative phase period of time from when the decision for surgical interventions is made to when the patient is transferred to the OR table Intraoperative phase period of time that begins with transfer of the patient to the OR area and continues until the patient is admitted to the postanesthsia care unit (PACU) Postope...

Chapter 39: Perioperative Study Questions 2024. Which phase begins when the patient leaves the postanesthesia care unit (PACU) and ends when the patient has recovered from the surgery? 1) Postoperative 2) Intraoperative 3) Preoperative 4) Perioperative - CORRECT ANSWER 1) Postoperative Rationale: The postoperative phase begins when the patient has recovered from anesthesia and ends when the patient has recovered from surgery. The preoperative phase begins with the client's ...

NOR Questions and Answers Latest 2023 Rated A+ While completing the preoperative assessment, a nurse notices the pt R knee has been marked by the surgeon but the pt is scheduled for the L Knee arthroplasty. What is the best action for the nurse? verify with the surgeon A pt age 7 is scheduled for a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy at the ambulatory surgery center. During the preoperative telephone interview, the mother asks the preoperative nurse if her daughter will be able to take her favorite ...

CNOR Practice Questions and Answers Latest 2023 Rated A+. When should assistive technology be used when transfering a patient? CORRECT ANSWERS: When one team member is required to lift more than 35lbs of patient Time for surgeon to authenticate verbal orders (federal mandate, not hospital policy) CORRECT ANSWERS: 48 hours Examples of clinical alarms CORRECT ANSWERS: alarms on cardiac monitors anesthesia machines, ventilators (visual, auditory or both) Universal Protocol CORRECT ANSWERS: p...

Oklahoma Pharmacy Law for MPJE Latest Update Graded A+ Practice of pharmacy includes: --Interpretation and evaluation of Rx orders. --Drug selection. DUR. --Compounding, dispensing, administering, labeling (except by manufacturer, packer, distributor) drugs/devices,. --Storage of drugs/devices. Maintenance of records. --Advising by counseling. Providing information of therapeutic values, content, hazards, use of drugs/devices. --Acts, services, operations, transactions necessary for...

CNOR 241 Questions and Answers Latest 2023. While completing the preoperative assessment, a nurse notices the pt R knee has been marked by the surgeon but the pt is scheduled for the L Knee arthroplasty. What is the best action for the nurse? CORRECT ANSWERS: verify with the surgeon A pt age 7 is scheduled for a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy at the ambulatory surgery center. During the preoperative telephone interview, the mother asks the preoperative nurse if her daughter will be able t...

The nurse is caring for a client with a severe nosebleed. The health care provider inserts a nasal sponge. What should the nurse teach the client about this intervention? A. The sponge creates a risk for viral sinusitis B. The sponge can stay in place for 3 to 4 days if needed C. The client should remain supine while the sponge is in place D. NSAIDs are contraindicated while the sponge is in place ANS: B _____________________________________________________________________________________...

SURGICAL FIRST ASSIST TEST 22 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED Q. Nursing interventions for a patient with an infection consist primarily of which of the following? - answerA. monitoring and teaching Nursing interventions for a patient with an infection consist primarily of monitoring and teaching. The nurse monitors the progression of the infection by taking vital signs measuring the extent of induration or visible erythema, for example. The patient is also taught to prevent future in...