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HSPA STERILE PROCESSING QUIZ 1 CHAPTERS 1-11. LATEST UPDATED
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Since sterile processing techs do not handle money, ethics considerations do not apply to them A.TRUE B.FALSE โ answer B.FALSE (pages 11) SP techs practice resource management when they control cost and reduce waste A.TRUE B.FALSE โ answer A.TRUE (pages 11) SP techs must be able to identify aprox~ 100 surgical instruments in order to be proficient in their job A.TRUE B.FALSE โ answer B.FALSE ( pages 6) SP techs must be able to adapt to change A.TRUE B.FALSE - answerA.TRUE (pages 10) Because all sterile processing departments are structured alike, healthcare facilities use one standard job description for all SP techs A.TRUE B.FALSE - answerB.FALSE (pages 12 ) PPE is required in the decontamination and sterile storage areas A.TRUE B.FALSE - answerB.FALSE (pages 6-7) Good communication skills are an important part of SP techs basic job requirements A.TRUE B.FALSE - answerA.TRUE (page 10) SP workflow can be divided into the handling of three categories of items: soiled items, clean items and sterile items. A.TRUE B.FALSE - answerA.TRUE (page 3) The use of good verbal communication skills is the most important and most used skill for SP techs to provide or obtain info
B.FALSE - answerB.FALSE (page 10) Since modern SPDs are virtually risk free, SP technicians need not be concerned with safety practices A.TRUE B.FALSE - answerB.FALSE (page 11) Soiled instruments and other items are received in the _____ area of the Central service department - answerDecontamination (pages 4) The first step in the sterilization process is - answercleaning (pages 4) To minimize their exposure to bloodborne pathogens and other contaminates, Sp techs must wear special attire referred to as: - answerPPE (Personal Protective Equipment) (pages 6) Instrument sets and other required instrumentation needed for all scheduled procedures for an entire day are usually pulled (collected): - answerThe day or evening before they will be used (pages 8) The use of analytic skills to solve problems and make decisions is a component of: - answerEmployability (pages 10) Healthcare associated infections (HAI's) are: - answerThose that occur on or after day three of hospitalization (Pages 11) The human resources tool that defines job duties performed by persons in a specific position is called: - answerJob description (pages 12) Sp workflow should move from - answerSoiled to clean (pages 3) While items may be dispensed to all areas of a facility, the major focus of the sterile storage personnel is - answerThe operating room (pages 7-8) Working in the decontamination area requires: - answer- Knowledge of microbiology
GASTRO - answerstomach GYNE - answerwoman HEPAT - answerliver HERNI - answerrupture HYSTER - answeruterus, womb LIPO - answerfat LITHO - answerstone RHINO - answernose ARTHO - answerjoint ORIF - answeropen reduction internal fixation BSO - answerbilateral salpingo-oophorectomy BKA - answerbelow knee amputation CABG - answercoronary artery bypass graft THA - answertotal hip arthroplasty TAH - answertotal abdominal hysterectomy CR - answerclosed reduction cholecystectomy - answerremoval of the gallbladder hysterectomy - answerremoval of the uterus prostatectomy - answersurgical removal of the prostate A surgical procedure to examine the thoracic cavity is called a - answerthoracoscopy The procedure to remove a lung is called - answerpneumonectomy the surgical procedure to visually examine a joint is called - answerarthoscopy
the procedure to visually examine organs of the abdomen is called a - answerlaparoscopy a colostomy is a procedure to - answercreate a new opening in colon a colectomy is a procedure to - answerremove a part of the large intestine (colon) a hysteroscopy is a procedure to - answervisual exam of the uterus a hysterctomy is a procedure to - answerremove the uterus Knowing and understanding medical terminology helps technicians - answerunderstand what is asked when a request is made the orgin of most medial terms - answergreek or latin which of the following gives the primary meaning of a word? - answerrood word element the purpose of combining a vowel is to: - answerease pronunciation of a word the last world element in a medical term is the: - answersuffix Suffix: -itis - answerinflammation Suffix: -ectomy - answersurgical removal the suffix - oscopy means - answervisual examination Arthroscopy means - answervisual examination of joint The term -ostomy is a - answersuffix the suffix -tome means a: - answercutting instrument Plasty is a - answersuffix meaning surgical restoration the word laminectomy means - answerRemoval of part of the vertebrae in the spine Which of the following means beside or near? - answerPara Which of the following surgical abbreviations might be used relating to a fractured bone
straightening or removing cartilage and/or bone in the nose when the nasal septum is deformed, injured or fractured bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy - answer* Reproductive removal of both fallopian tubes and ovaries Carpal Tunnel Repair - answer* Nervous removing tissue or displaced bone to release pressure on the median nerve orchiopexy - answer* Reproductive moving an undescended testicle tympanoplasty - answerreconstruction of the eardrum so sound waves can be sent to the middle and inner ear the organ that pumps blood throughout the body - answerheart the process by which cartilage is replaced by bone - answerossification a place where two bones meet - answerjoint the main control unit in the central nervous system - answerbrain considered a master gland because it helps control the activities of all other endocrine glands - answerpituitary gland the organ that filters blood to remove amino acids and neutralize some harmful toxins - answerliver Produces a fluid element in semen that stimulates the motility of sperm - answerprostate gland the largest part of the brain; controls mental activities and movement - answercerebrum These carry blood away from the heart - answerarteries A somewhat flexible tube that helps move food into the stomach. - answeresophagus a type fo connective tissue fluid that moves throughout the circulatory system - answerblood the pathway that food takes through the digestive system - answeralimentary canal female reproductive organs - answerovaries
A cord of fibrous tissue that connects a muscle to a bone - answertendon the largest organ of the body - answerskin the basic unit of life - answercell Tube-like structures that connect the kidneys to the urinary bladder - answerureters This is where the digestive process begins - answermouth clear, jelly-like substance that surrounds the nucleus of a cell - answercytoplasm the part of the nervous system that controls many automatic body functions such as heartbeat and breathing - answerbrain stem