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MD or certified registered nurse anesthetist who specializes in the art and science of administering anesthesia.
preferably an RN; monitors and coordinates all activities in OR, provides supplies to scrub nurse, and manages patient care.
provides intraoperative imaging in a variety of examinations with a variety of equipment
responsible for maintaining the integrity, safety, and efficacy of the sterile field
allied health practitioner qualified by academic and clinical education
qualified surgeon or resident in an accredited surgical educational program; must be capable to assume duties of surgeon
licensed physician specially trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures
The area between the patient drape and the instrument table is maintained as a_________________ and is the territory of the surgeon and the instrument nurse only.
Access in the sterile corridor area is permitted only to those wearing? (4 wds)
What are the Three Cardinal Principles of Radiation Protection; Especially important during C-arm procedure? (3wds)
What C-arm Orientation has the least exposure to operator?
What C-arm Orientation has increased exposure to face and neck by a factor of four?
What C-arm Orientation has increased exposure at x-ray tube end?
What C-arm Orientation should be avoided; increased exposure to head and neck?
The_______ pedal allows the physician or other operator to have hands-free operation of the C-arm.
________ _________ consists of the practice and procedures used to minimize the levels of infectious agents present in the surgical environment. (2 wds)
The typical surgical suite has two general regions known as? (3wds)
What is the area called where the technologist is located?
left posterior oblique (abbrv)
Right posterior oblique (abbrv)
anterior posterior (abbrv)
What is the primary source of radiation exposure to the fluoroscopy staff ? (2wds)
What outfit does the sterile team wear?
Position where patient is lying on their back?
Position where patient is lying on their Stomach?

Preclean flexible endoscopes and instruments at the point of use to moisten, dilute, soften, and remove organic soils (e.g., blood, feces, respiratory secretions) and to reduce the formation of: BIOGUNK, BIOFILM, BIOFILL, BIOJUNK.
If organic soil and biofilm are not removed completely, the subsequent HLD or _______________ process might not be effective.
Preclean flexible endoscopes and accessories at the point of use as soon as possible and before organic material has dried on the surface or in the INNARDS, CHANNELS, CHAMBERS, CANALS of the endoscope.
The presence of dried organic material makes cleaning DIFFICULT, GRUESOME, EASYASPIE, IMPOSSIBLE.
Nearly irreversible ATTACHMENT, MAGNATISM, CLINGONISM, occurs as the microorganisms begin to multiply and form a mature biofilm.
Microorganisms within a mature biofilm are protected by the secreted extracellular substances and may not be easily FENESTRATED, IMPREGNATED, PENETRATED, SPONGENATED or killed by antibiotics, HLD, or sterilization.
Certain conditions are necessary for biofilm formation, including the presence of colonizing microorganisms, sufficient FERTILIZER, NUTRIENTS, CHLORIDES, PEPSIDIDES acceptable temperature conditions for growth, and time required for the formation of biofilm.
Biofilm can form on the inner surface of endoscope channels and is especially prone to form when these inner channels become scratched or REPAIRED, DAMAGED, PEANUTBUTTERED.
Effective precleaning processes may help to prevent patient COMPLAINTS, REPORTING, INFECTION, SCRATCHING.
If precleaning process will be delayed (e.g., an endoscope is used for intubation and remains in the procedure room for potential reuse), wipe the external surfaces and channels with SALINE, WATER, ENZYME, EVOOS.
After endoscope is used, wipe the outside with enzymatic solution followed by sterile water and suction BACTISTATIC, ENZYMATIC, VIRIOMATIC, CHORAMATIC solution followed by sterile water through the channels.
Surgical instruments are AFFECTED, INFECTED, EFFECTED, SUSPECTED, by biofilm formation and require precleaning during and immediately post surgical procedures.

abduction
Towel Forceps
Nasal specula
Splinter forceps
suture scissors
Surgical Asepsis
viral Infections
Friction and Running Water
Pyloric Sphincter
Hibiclens& Povidone-iodine
Kelly forceps
Graves Disease
Thyroid
Pituitary
disinfection
Wet steam&Residual air
Rapid-readout bio indicators
Laparoscope
Endoscope
peforated&penetrating wound
tublar gauze bandage
Cephalic
bayonet forceps
anterior
Adson thumb forcep
Uterine Tencaulum Forcep
Krause Nasal Snare
Coude Tip Catheter
Nesacaine
Formalin
Red Meat

sterile technique
vesicourethropexy
circulating RN
surgical tech
prstatectomy
cystectomy
anesthesia
chest tube
retractor
endoscope
intubate
recovery
scissors
Bontempo
cautery
forceps
scalpel
davinci
bovie
drape
clamp
RNFA

Mayo Scissors
Pickups Forceps
Suture
Transport
Transfer
Drape
Lithotomy
Open Gloving
Blades
Back Table
Hemostat
Prone
Supine
Sedation
Prep
Anticipate
Preoperative
Post Operative
Intra Operative
Radiation
Convection
Conduction
Evaporation
Anesthesia
Neutral Zone
Time Out
Counts
Mayo Stand
Sterile Field
Surgical Scrub
Preference Card
Double Gloving
Impervious
Skin Prep
Lateral
Shock Position
2 in. Above Knee
Vital Signs
Head First
Feet First

Destruction of tissue by freesing.
Application of caustic chemical or destructive heat.
Converts light into intense beam.
Used to grasp tissue and aids in retraction.
Sterile material applied directly onto surface of wound or surgical site.
Can be used as a topical or injectable prior to procedure.
Used to hold curved needles while suturing.
Used to grasp and compress blood vessels
Used to hold open the edges of a wound.
Used to scrape tissue.
Used to hold open a body cavity.
Supportive material applies over the top of dressings and are not sterile.
Application of sterile adhesive skin closure strips is known as?
All microbial life destroyed before invasive procedure performed.

consists of a handle that holds a disposable blade. A No. 15 blade is the most common
must be sharp enough to cut without damaging or ripping surrounding tissues.
have blunt points and a curved lower blade to insert under the suture material.
use to remove dressings
used to remove wax from the ear canal.
used to grasp or hold objects
most commonly used surgical instrument and close off blood vessels
used to keep towels for draping the surgical site in place
allow greater access and a better view of a surgical site
are slander, pointed instruments used to enlarge a body opening, such as a tear duct.
used to explore wounds or body cavities and to locate or clear blockage.
determined by the thickness/diameter of the strand
require special instruments to hold, insert, and retrieve them during suturing
has suture material permanently attached
11-0
forcep with teeth
smooth forcep
another name for "dressing forceps"
useful for dressing wounds where other fabrics might stick to the burn or laceration.

Ambulance
Emergency
First aid
Hospital
Accident
Medicine
Scissors
Plasters
Bandage
Gloves
Wipes
Help

compound curved
lister bandage
needle holders
packages kit
towel clamps
half curved
retractors
hemostats
dilators
dressing
incision
serrated
straight
curette
forceps
holding
spencer
sutures
precut
probes
scrape
thumb

Mayo Scissors
Metzenbaum Straight Scissors
OR Straight Scissors
Uterine Forceps
Right Angle
Bandage Scissors
Mosquito Forceps
Umbilical Cord Scissors
Adson Forceps
Iris Scissors
Crile Clamp
Alli's Forceps
Kelly
Towel Clamp
Needle Holder
Kocher Clamp
Hemostatic Forceps
Otoscope
Grooved Director
Cushing Vein Retractor
Tuning Fork
Anal Scope
Ophthalmic Scope
Percussion Hammer