LO 4 LS 6 - Assist with Administration of LA

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What is the first step when assembling an anesthetic syringe?

Assemble the cartridge.

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What should be checked and verbalized before placing the anesthetic cartridge into the syringe?

The expiration date.

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How is the plunger positioned before inserting the cartridge?

Pull back on the plunger using the thumb ring.

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How is the cartridge inserted into the syringe?

Rubber stopper first.

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What is the second major step in assembling the syringe?

Assemble the needle.

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How do you begin assembling the needle?

Break the seal on the needle package and remove the protective cap.

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Why is the cartridge pulled back during needle assembly?

To allow proper engagement of the needle and cartridge.

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How is the needle attached to the syringe?

Screw the needle into position using a fulcrum.

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After attaching the needle, what should be done next?

Engage the cartridge into the needle.

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How is the needle cap removed safely?

Using a fulcrum.

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What should be done after the syringe is assembled?

Test the syringe to ensure it is functioning properly.

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Should the needle tip touch the gauze when testing the syringe?

No.

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What technique should be used to recap the needle?

One-handed scoop technique.

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In which direction should the cap be scooped?

Away from yourself.

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What should be removed first during disassembly?

The cartridge.

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What should be removed second during disassembly?

The needle.

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How is the needle safely removed from the syringe?

Using a fulcrum.

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Where should used needles be discarded?

In a sharps biohazardous container.

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Where should used anesthetic cartridges be discarded?

In a sharps biohazardous container.

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What protective eyewear should be worn during local anesthesia procedures?

Safety glasses.

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How should the syringe and needle be handled?

With caution.

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Why is aseptic technique important during local anesthesia?

To keep the needle tip sterile.

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What recapping method is recommended for safety?

One-hand scoop technique.

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Before removing the needle from the syringe, what should be done?

Secure the needle cap tightly.

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What should be used to transport the needle and cartridge?

A kidney basin.

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How should a kidney basin be carried?

By holding the exterior of the basin.

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What is the kidney basin also used for?

Safely disposing of the needle and cartridge into the sharps container.

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What is the correct order for assembling a syringe?

Check expiration; pull plunger; insert cartridge; assemble needle; engage cartridge; uncap; test; recap.

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What is the correct order for disassembling a syringe?

Remove cartridge first, then needle; dispose of both in a sharps container.

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What are the three most important safety rules when working with local anesthetic syringes?

Maintain aseptic technique; use one-handed scooping; dispose of needles and cartridges in sharps.

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What must always be checked before inserting an anesthetic cartridge?

The expiration date.

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Cartridge first or needle first when assembling the syringe?

Cartridge first, then needle.

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Cartridge first or needle first when disassembling the syringe?

Cartridge first, then needle.