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Froggy Jumps Perioperative Nursing QuizOnline version 25-question surgical nursing by Courtney P 1 What are the three phases of perioperative care? a Preoperative, Intraoperative, Postoperative b Preoperative, Postoperative, Recovery c Intraoperative, Postoperative, Recovery 2 Define major surgery and provide one example. a Elective minor procedure; example: mole removal b Highnrisk surgery; example: heart surgery c Low-risk surgery; example: cataract surgery 3 What is the difference between urgent and emergency surgery? a Emergency = scheduled; urgent = non-urgent b Emergency = immediate; urgent = within 24–30 hrs c Emergency = elective; urgent = after 1 week 4 Describe minimally invasive surgery. a Large incisions for better access b Non-surgical therapy only c Procedures through small incisions with faster recovery 5 What is the purpose of palliative surgery? a To prevent any symptoms b To cure the disease c To relieve symptoms without curing 6 Name two locations where surgery can be performed. a Dental office, emergency room b Hospital, outpatient hospital, ambulatory center c Home clinic, outdoor center 7 What is the role of the circulating nurse? a Oversees patient safety and manages nonnsterile tasks b Gives anesthesia c Sutures the incision 8 What does a scrub nurse do? a Monitors vital signs b Administers medications c Sets up sterile field and hands instruments 9 What is an I & D procedure? a Incision and drainage of fluid/pus b Incision and distension c Insertion and extraction 10 Define anastomosis. a Surgical connection between two structures b Fusion of bones c Removal of a tissue 11 What suffix means 'surgical removal'? a -ostomy b -ectomy c -plasty 12 What does the prefix 'hepat(o)' refer to? a Hand b Heart c Liver 13 What is medical asepsis? a Use of antibiotics only b Clean technique to reduce microorganisms c Sterile technique to kill all organisms 14 What is the most effective method of sterilization? a Dry heat b Autoclave (steam under pressure) c Boiling water 15 Name the four major pathways of pathogen transmission. a Contact, airborne, vehicle, vector b Direct, indirect, bloodborne, vertical c Group, random, seasonal, ambient 16 Give two examples of droplet precautions. a Flu, pertussis (mask required) b Tuberculosis, chickenpox (no mask needed) c Measles, varicella (airborne only) 17 What is a nosocomial infection? a Infection acquired in a healthcare setting b Infection acquired at home c Infection acquired in the community 18 Name two types of drugnresistant organisms. a e. coli, Klebsiella b MRSA, VRE c Streptococcus, Pseudomonas 19 What are common symptoms of C. diff infection? a Watery diarrhea, fever, abdominal pain b Nausea only c Rash and itching 20 How is hepatitis A transmitted? a Airborne droplets b Fecal-noral route via contaminated food/water c Bloodborne via needles 21 Which type of hepatitis has no vaccine? a Hepatitis C b Hepatitis B c Hepatitis A 22 What is the first stage of HIV infection called? a Late-stage HIV b Chronic HIV c Acute HIV 23 What is ART and what does it do? a Antiretroviral therapy; suppresses HIV replication b Antibiotic therapy; kills bacteria c Antifungal therapy; treats fungi 24 What is PrEP used for? a Prevents HIV infection before exposure b Prevents pregnancy c Treats active HIV infection 25 What is an opportunistic infection? a Infection occurring in weakened immune systems b Infection from a healthy diet c Infection caused by strong immune systems

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Perioperative Nursing QuizOnline version

by Courtney P

What are the three phases of perioperative care?

Define major surgery and provide one example.

What is the difference between urgent and emergency surgery?

Describe minimally invasive surgery.

What is the purpose of palliative surgery?

Name two locations where surgery can be performed.

What is the role of the circulating nurse?

What does a scrub nurse do?

What is an I & D procedure?

Define anastomosis.

What suffix means 'surgical removal'?

What does the prefix 'hepat(o)' refer to?

What is medical asepsis?

What is the most effective method of sterilization?

Name the four major pathways of pathogen transmission.

Give two examples of droplet precautions.

What is a nosocomial infection?

Name two types of drugnresistant organisms.

What are common symptoms of C. diff infection?

How is hepatitis A transmitted?

Which type of hepatitis has no vaccine?

What is the first stage of HIV infection called?

What is ART and what does it do?

What is PrEP used for?

What is an opportunistic infection?