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CPTC practice test 3 revision quiz accurate well detailed answers complete /newest 24/25, Exams of Advanced Education

Cheyney University of PennsylvaniaAdvanced Education

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CPTC practice test 3 revision quiz accurate well detailed
answers complete /newest 24/25
1. Name of Legislation providing reimbursement for organ
transplantation: -
End-Stage Renal Disease Act
2. Name of Legislation requiring hospitals to call the OPO for
referral/clinical triggers: National Organ Transplant Act
3. Name of Legislation providing a medically sound base for
determining death: Uniform Determination of Death Act
4. Name of Legislation supporting upholding the wishes of a registered
donor-
: Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
5. Phrase often used interchangeably with UNOS: OPTN
6. Key hospital contacts passionate about and support organ donation:
Donor champions
7. Referral/clinical trigger for organ transplantation: 1. Family decision to
with- draw care
2. Absence of 2 or more brainstem reflexes
3. GCS 5T or less
4. Neurological injury
8. Percentage of brain dead patients experiencing cardiac arrest
within 24 hours: 62%
9. Percentage of brain dead patients experiencing cardiac arrest
within 72 hours: 87%
10. Percentage of families making the final decision to withdraw life-
support within 24 hours after discussing it with hospital staff: 66%
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  1. Name of Legislation providing reimbursement for organ transplantation: - End-Stage Renal Disease Act
  2. Name of Legislation requiring hospitals to call the OPO for referral/clinical triggers: National Organ Transplant Act
  3. Name of Legislation providing a medically sound base for determining death: Uniform Determination of Death Act
  4. Name of Legislation supporting upholding the wishes of a registered donor- : Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
  5. Phrase often used interchangeably with UNOS: OPTN
  6. Key hospital contacts passionate about and support organ donation: Donor champions
  7. Referral/clinical trigger for organ transplantation: 1. Family decision to with- draw care
  8. Absence of 2 or more brainstem reflexes
  9. GCS 5T or less
  10. Neurological injury
  11. Percentage of brain dead patients experiencing cardiac arrest within 24 hours: 62%
  12. Percentage of brain dead patients experiencing cardiac arrest within 72 hours: 87%
  13. Percentage of families making the final decision to withdraw life- support within 24 hours after discussing it with hospital staff: 66%
  1. Name of Federal regulation requiring hospitals to have written protocols to notify the OPO of imminent death and support the option of donation until a formal request may be made: CMS Conditions of Participation for Hospitals
  2. First step in evaluating hospital performance or donor issues: Perform a medical record review
  3. Donor Management Goals (DMGs) strive for what?: More organs transplant- ed per donor
  4. Information to gather on a new referral: 1. Brief hospital course
  5. Neurological assessment including GCS
  6. Past medical history
  7. Current labs
  8. UNOS exclusionary criteria: 1. Multi-system organ failure with overwhelming sepsis
  9. History of melanoma
  10. HIV infection
  11. Gangrenous bowel
  12. Classification of a 75 yo male declared brain dead per hospital policy: Eligible, Imminent, or neither: Neither
  13. Classification of a 60 yo female with overwhelming sepsis and multi- sys- tem organ failure: Eligible, Imminent, or neither: Neither
  14. Classification of a 28-week old infant declared brain dead: Eligible, Immi- nent, or neither: Neither
  15. Classification of a 30 yo male with no cough/gag, fixed/dilated pupils, and not over breathing the ventilator, but not formally declared: Eligible, Imminent, or neither: Imminent
  16. Classification of a 40 yo female declared brain dead but the family declines donation: Eligible, Imminent, or neither: Eligible
  1. What document States that the family has a right to receive information suited to the family's needs and capacities about the need for organ and tissue donation: The Donor Bill of Rights
  2. hat is the First step in a consent conversation: Asking the family what they understand about what's going on
  3. Informed consent requirement for a consent conversation: 1. Explaining that donation is an anatomical gift, no money is exchanged
  4. The OPO will test for transmissible diseases
  5. Discussing where the body will go after the OR
  6. What Agencys support upholding a donor's registry along with UAGA: 1. AOPO
  7. National Association of Attorney's General
  8. Individual's decision to register for organ donation according to the re- vised UAGA should be upheld even if?: the LNOK refuses to donate
  9. First-person consent (donor registration) does not apply to both brain death and DCD donors T/F: False
  10. Items to be addressed with a family during consent: 1. Ensuring an under- standing of death
  11. Timeline
  12. Disfigurement
  13. Ensuring an understanding that donation is an anatomical gift, no money is exchanged
  14. What do these share in common? 1. 19-month old who was breastfed by HIV+ mother 2. Male-to-male intercourse within the last 5 years 3. Hemophiliac who received human-derived growth hormone: Factors that may classify the donor as a CDC-high risk
  1. Synthetic growth hormone does not carry the risk factor for prion disease T/F: False
  2. Isuprel a drug used for brain dead donors with bradycardia is what kind of drug?: Beta-agonist
  3. Observation period recommended by the 1987 Pediatric Brain Death Guidelines for infants 7 days to 2 months of age: 48 hours
  4. Observation period recommended by the 2011 Pediatric Brain Death guide- lines for newborn infants (37 weeks gestational age) to 30 days old: 24 hours
  5. What are the Roles for hospital staff prior to extubating a DCD donor: 1. Administering heparin/comfort care medications
  6. Extubating
  7. Declaring the donor dead
  8. ABO O is the universal : Donor
  9. ABO AB is the universal : Recipient
  10. Reactive serology results for HBsAG means what?: Exposure likely and actively infected
  11. Reactive serology results for HBcAb means what?: Exposure but not nec- essarily infection
  12. Reactive serology results for HBsAb means what?: Exposure likely through vaccination; likely immune but not infectious
  13. Ultimate goal of donor management: 1. Optimize organ function
  14. Postpone the inevitable cardiopulmonary collapse of the brain dead donor until OR
  15. Transplant the most organs per donor
  16. what is Cushing Triad?: 1. Increasing systolic blood pressure
  17. Bradycardia
  18. Widening pulse pressure
  1. Spinal reflexes occur in 40-50% of brain dead donors T/F: True
  2. What lab is required within 24 hours of crossclamp by UNOS?: Urinalysis
  1. What lab has a false increase caused by facial fractures: Amylase
  2. what ECHO results to pay particular attention to: 1. Left ventricle and septal wall measurements
  3. Segmental or global akinesis
  4. Valvular dysfunction
  5. what is a Wall motion abnormality related to brain death: Global akinesis
  6. What are the UNOS age requirements for cardiac catheterization: Male donors 40 years and older and female donors 45 years and older
  7. what are the UNOS required procedures/tests for lung transplantation: 1. Bronchoscopy and sputum gram stain
  8. FiO2 challenge within 2 hours of allocation
  9. Chest X-Ray within 3 hours of allocation
  10. PEEP maneuvers should not be started before the bronchoscopy to begin lung recruitment as soon as possible T/F: False
  11. Consolidation on chest X-Ray is indicative of what?: Severe pneumonia
  12. What are Causes of pulmonary edema: 1. Low protein levels in blood vessels
  13. Increased pressure in blood vessels
  14. Ratio used for PF Ratio: Arterial PO2 to FiO