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During which phase does the preoperative phase begin?
During which phase does the preoperative phase begin?
- When the surgeon decides surgery is necessary
- When the patient and surgeon mutually decide surgery is necessary (correct)
- When the patient is transferred to the operating room
- When the patient is on the procedural bed
When does the preoperative phase end?
When does the preoperative phase end?
- When the patient and surgeon mutually decide surgery is necessary
- When the patient is transferred to the operating room (correct)
- When the surgeon decides surgery is necessary
- When the patient is on the procedural bed
What is the purpose of the preoperative phase?
What is the purpose of the preoperative phase?
- To prepare the patient for surgery (correct)
- To perform the surgical procedure
- To determine if surgery is necessary
- To transfer the patient to the operating room
In which phase does the intraoperative phase begin?
In which phase does the intraoperative phase begin?
When does the intraoperative phase end?
When does the intraoperative phase end?
What is the purpose of the intraoperative phase?
What is the purpose of the intraoperative phase?
Which of the following is the beginning of postoperative phase?
Which of the following is the beginning of postoperative phase?
When does the postoperative phase end?
When does the postoperative phase end?
What is the purpose of the postoperative phase?
What is the purpose of the postoperative phase?
Match the following phases of surgery with their correct start and end points:
Match the following phases of surgery with their correct start and end points:
Match the following surgery phases with their corresponding patient transfer points:
Match the following surgery phases with their corresponding patient transfer points:
Match the following surgery phases with their correct start and end points in relation to patient transfer:
Match the following surgery phases with their correct start and end points in relation to patient transfer:
Match the following factors with their corresponding healthcare facilities:
Match the following factors with their corresponding healthcare facilities:
Surgery Classification
Surgery Classification
Ambulatory care centers are for patients with few medical conditions.
Ambulatory care centers are for patients with few medical conditions.
Hospital is the best place to go for less serious patients.
Hospital is the best place to go for less serious patients.
There are six purposes of surgery: ablative, constructive/cosmetic, diagnostic, palliative, reconstructive, and transplant.
There are six purposes of surgery: ablative, constructive/cosmetic, diagnostic, palliative, reconstructive, and transplant.
What is the Nursing assessment for Perioperative nursing
What is the Nursing assessment for Perioperative nursing
What are the risk factors for the nursing assessment in perioperative nursing ?
What are the risk factors for the nursing assessment in perioperative nursing ?
Risk factors for Nursing assessment in preoperative nursing ?
Risk factors for Nursing assessment in preoperative nursing ?
What is the preoperative assesment used for ?
What is the preoperative assesment used for ?
Which of the following medications should be asked about in the medical history assessment?
Which of the following medications should be asked about in the medical history assessment?
Which medication should the nurse be aware of the baseline blood glucose and HgA1C levels?
Which medication should the nurse be aware of the baseline blood glucose and HgA1C levels?
Which factor should be assessed in the preoperative phase regarding blood products?
Which factor should be assessed in the preoperative phase regarding blood products?
Match the following medical terms with their correct definitions:
Match the following medical terms with their correct definitions:
Match the following legal terms with their related conditions:
Match the following legal terms with their related conditions:
Match the following medical conditions with the appropriate legal actions:
Match the following medical conditions with the appropriate legal actions:
What are the 5 A's we need to ask for in medical history ?
What are the 5 A's we need to ask for in medical history ?
Match the following medications with their corresponding considerations:
Match the following medications with their corresponding considerations:
Match the following drugs with their associated patient conditions:
Match the following drugs with their associated patient conditions:
Match the following medications with their specific patient monitoring requirements:
Match the following medications with their specific patient monitoring requirements:
Match the following types of anesthesia with their correct descriptions:
Match the following types of anesthesia with their correct descriptions:
Match the following anesthesia methods with their appropriate applications:
Match the following anesthesia methods with their appropriate applications:
Match the following anesthesia techniques with their correct uses:
Match the following anesthesia techniques with their correct uses:
Which route of administration involves injecting an anesthetic agent near a nerve or nerve pathway or around the operative site?
Which route of administration involves injecting an anesthetic agent near a nerve or nerve pathway or around the operative site?
Which type of anesthesia is used on mucous membranes, open skin, wounds, and burns?
Which type of anesthesia is used on mucous membranes, open skin, wounds, and burns?
Which route of administration involves the administration of drugs through inhalation or intravenous route?
Which route of administration involves the administration of drugs through inhalation or intravenous route?
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