Chapter 10,11,12
問題一覧
1
Clean, decontaminate, package, and sterilize instruments!
2
Penetration and microbial barrier capability!
3
Keeping abreast of new and evolving instruments and their specific processing requirements!
4
Applying the tape with a firm pulling tension!
5
It ensures that air flows outward instead of into the work area when the doors are opened!
6
To avoid damaging more delicate instruments!
7
It affords a second chance for sterility!
8
400 series is used where sharp cutting edges are needed and 300 series is more workable and malleable!
9
Inspect for cleanliness, damage, wear, and check multiple part instruments!
10
Steam and Ethylene oxide!
11
Reusable packaging and disposable single-use packaging!
12
unlocked position!
13
Accumulation of moisture!
14
All answers are correct!
15
Vaporized Hydrogen Sterilizers!
16
Place all tips in the same direction!
17
Square and envelope!
18
Balfour Retractor!
19
9-12 inches!
20
Both LED and fiberoptics!
21
Containers weigh approximately seven to nine pounds empty, requiring good body mechanics when lifting!
22
due to its tight weave!
23
Operative endoscopes allow surgical procedures to be performed, while non-operative endoscopes only allow for viewing of the anatomy!
24
Scissors!
25
The filter retention plate!
26
To manipulate tissue!
27
Paper-plastic peel pouches!
28
After cleaning and before sterilization!
29
To remove blood and fluids from the surgical site!
30
It is the heating and cooling process used to create the rough outline of the instrument!
31
68 and 73 degrees Fahrenheit!
32
Heat fused nylon!
33
They can attract pests and residues can impede the sterilization process!
34
Send it back to the decontamination area for cleaning!
35
To control the flow of blood!
36
Micro drills and dental drills!
37
For exposure of surgical site!
38
25 pounds!
39
Operative endoscope!
40
Saline!
41
To distinguish between staining and rusting on an instrument!
42
Stainless steel!
43
They can chip or fall off and contaminate the instruments!
44
They should be cleaned with brushes and manufacturer-recommended detergent!
45
It might cause confusion and affect the instrument count at the point of use!
46
The manufacturers' instructions should always be followed!
47
Thorough cleaning, detailed inspection, proper packaging, and sterilization!
48
To hold small parts and instruments!
49
The sterilant will not penetrate the material!
50
Electricity, compressed gas (pneumatic), and battery!
51
They have evolved from simple devices to complex surgical instruments!
52
Self-retaining retractor!
53
To protect the electrical components from moisture!
54
To protect them from damage!
55
The distal tips!
56
Stainless steel and titanium!
57
Spraying them with an enzymatic foam or detergent-based solution!
58
Paper-plastic combinations and spun bonded high-density polyethylene (Tyvek) pouches!
59
Shiny or mirror finish!
60
To reverse the magnetic field that may interfere with the handling of suture needles!
61
Woven fabric and rigid containers!
62
curette!
63
It may cause damage to instruments and potentially impact sterilization and drying!
64
The appropriateness of the packaging material for the sterilization process!
65
By reusing damaged pneumatic hoses with regulators on both ends and marking with a red tape!
66
To make precise cuts and incisions!
67
To ensure sterilant penetration!
68
It can cause damage to the instruments!
69
provide access to body cavities!
70
Functional, Accurate, Neat!
71
Because testing instruments at an improper pressure can injure the operator or damage the instruments!
72
30% and 60%!
73
refers to the process of using steam above its boiling point, which can damage items in the sterilizer!
74
There should be a detailed count sheet available!
75
same type of instruments should be together!
76
Heat from sterilization!
77
To identify issues with sterilization penetration before a tray is used at the user department!
78
With a light table!
79
They can cause confusion and affect the sponge count at the point of use!
80
Overheating due to excessive use!
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1
Clean, decontaminate, package, and sterilize instruments!
2
Penetration and microbial barrier capability!
3
Keeping abreast of new and evolving instruments and their specific processing requirements!
4
Applying the tape with a firm pulling tension!
5
It ensures that air flows outward instead of into the work area when the doors are opened!
6
To avoid damaging more delicate instruments!
7
It affords a second chance for sterility!
8
400 series is used where sharp cutting edges are needed and 300 series is more workable and malleable!
9
Inspect for cleanliness, damage, wear, and check multiple part instruments!
10
Steam and Ethylene oxide!
11
Reusable packaging and disposable single-use packaging!
12
unlocked position!
13
Accumulation of moisture!
14
All answers are correct!
15
Vaporized Hydrogen Sterilizers!
16
Place all tips in the same direction!
17
Square and envelope!
18
Balfour Retractor!
19
9-12 inches!
20
Both LED and fiberoptics!
21
Containers weigh approximately seven to nine pounds empty, requiring good body mechanics when lifting!
22
due to its tight weave!
23
Operative endoscopes allow surgical procedures to be performed, while non-operative endoscopes only allow for viewing of the anatomy!
24
Scissors!
25
The filter retention plate!
26
To manipulate tissue!
27
Paper-plastic peel pouches!
28
After cleaning and before sterilization!
29
To remove blood and fluids from the surgical site!
30
It is the heating and cooling process used to create the rough outline of the instrument!
31
68 and 73 degrees Fahrenheit!
32
Heat fused nylon!
33
They can attract pests and residues can impede the sterilization process!
34
Send it back to the decontamination area for cleaning!
35
To control the flow of blood!
36
Micro drills and dental drills!
37
For exposure of surgical site!
38
25 pounds!
39
Operative endoscope!
40
Saline!
41
To distinguish between staining and rusting on an instrument!
42
Stainless steel!
43
They can chip or fall off and contaminate the instruments!
44
They should be cleaned with brushes and manufacturer-recommended detergent!
45
It might cause confusion and affect the instrument count at the point of use!
46
The manufacturers' instructions should always be followed!
47
Thorough cleaning, detailed inspection, proper packaging, and sterilization!
48
To hold small parts and instruments!
49
The sterilant will not penetrate the material!
50
Electricity, compressed gas (pneumatic), and battery!
51
They have evolved from simple devices to complex surgical instruments!
52
Self-retaining retractor!
53
To protect the electrical components from moisture!
54
To protect them from damage!
55
The distal tips!
56
Stainless steel and titanium!
57
Spraying them with an enzymatic foam or detergent-based solution!
58
Paper-plastic combinations and spun bonded high-density polyethylene (Tyvek) pouches!
59
Shiny or mirror finish!
60
To reverse the magnetic field that may interfere with the handling of suture needles!
61
Woven fabric and rigid containers!
62
curette!
63
It may cause damage to instruments and potentially impact sterilization and drying!
64
The appropriateness of the packaging material for the sterilization process!
65
By reusing damaged pneumatic hoses with regulators on both ends and marking with a red tape!
66
To make precise cuts and incisions!
67
To ensure sterilant penetration!
68
It can cause damage to the instruments!
69
provide access to body cavities!
70
Functional, Accurate, Neat!
71
Because testing instruments at an improper pressure can injure the operator or damage the instruments!
72
30% and 60%!
73
refers to the process of using steam above its boiling point, which can damage items in the sterilizer!
74
There should be a detailed count sheet available!
75
same type of instruments should be together!
76
Heat from sterilization!
77
To identify issues with sterilization penetration before a tray is used at the user department!
78
With a light table!
79
They can cause confusion and affect the sponge count at the point of use!
80
Overheating due to excessive use!