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Excessive exposure to radiation can cause:
Many types of cancer; cataracts; spontaneous abortion
Radiation exposure of the staff is monitored with:
Film badges/ dosimeter
Ionizing radiation protection is afforded by the use of:
Lead
Direct coupling occurs when:
The tip of the active electrode comes in contact with another instrument or conductor causing a burn
An OR hazard that has been linked to increased risk of spontaneous abortion in female OR employees is exposure to:
Waste anesthetic gas
While using this mixture, a scavenging system is used to collect and exhaust or absorb its vapors. It is called:
Methyl methacrylate
The best measure for staff protection against HIV is:
Handling all needles and sharps carefully; using barriers to avoid direct contact with blood and bodily fluids
Precautions and guidelines for lasers include all EXCEPT:
Instructions for laser use should be posted on every machine so that new unexperienced staff has guidelines to follow and prevent injuries
How is inhalation of the laser plume best prevented?
Mechanical smoke evacuator on field
What components are required for a fire and are found in what OR setting?
O2; Fuel; Source of ignition
Fuel sources found at the surgical site include:
dry sponges and drapes; endotracheal tube; prep solvents
STSR should _______ to prevent buildup of heat created by friction.
Irrigate the active tip
A hospital fire plan is based on four immediate actions remembered by the acronym:
RACE
To activate a fire extinguisher, what is the correct order of the following:
Pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
The preferred type of fire extinguisher used for OR fires is:
CO2
When a MRI scanner is used, the primary risk to the patient is the presence of:
Metal
When using the laser, in order to prevent damage to adjacent tissue, a backstop is needed. You can use:
Titanium or quartz rods; wet sponges
Another name for a “no hands” technique is:
Neutral zone
Sources of latex include:
Wound drain, catheters, pneumatic tourniquet
Chemical hazards include:
Formaldehyde; Cidex; ETO
Which of the following is used to extinguish a class A fire?
Water
Natural disasters include:
Avalanche; rockslide; winter storm
A condition caused by exposure to extreme heat that causes physical weakness, collapse, nausea, and muscle cramps is termed
Heat exhaustion
A Richter scale measures:
How powerful an earthquake is:
All apply to a dirty bomb EXCEPT:
Has nuclear fallout
Bioterrorism uses biological agents to cause harm to humans and the environment. These agents include:
Anthrax; Botulism; Ebola
Which decontamination process requires the use of sodium hypochlorite?
Chemical decontamination
How many feet away from the disaster is the “warm zone”?
300 ft
A triage patient wearing a black tag designates that they are in which category?
Expectant
The so-called “golden hour” refers to:
Mandatory treatment within 1 hour
Laser media includes:
Gas; solids; liquids
An argon laser:
All of the above pertain to the argon laser
All pertain to the CO2 laser EXCEPT:
It has a blue-green beam visible to the human eye
The Nd:YAG laser:
All of the above
All are safety measures when using the grounding pad/ dispersive electrode/ return electrode/inactive electrode/ neutral electrode:
Apply the pad prior to final positioning
Potential risks when performing CPR include:
All of the above
During a code in the OR, the STSR’s main responsibility is to:
Maintain a sterile field
MH is a life threatening acute disorder that can develop during or after anesthesia has been given. A common medication known to induce an MH crisis is/are:
All of the above
DIC may be stimulated by which of the following?
Severe tissue trauma; severe liver disease; obstetric complications
The term “all hazards preparation” refers to:
Generalized training and emergency preparation for all disaster situations
All are effects of an earthquake EXCEPT:
Hurricane
Natural disasters can contribute to infectious diseases and produce epidemic and pandemic events as a result of:
displaced groups of people; poor sanitation; compromised health care
A pandemic includes all EXCEPT:
it is a localized infectious disease affecting a specific population
Which of the following tags indicated the least critical of patients in a triage situation?
Green
Which persons are NOT designated first responders to an immediate response to an all hazards event?
Health care responders