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Surgical Technology, Principles, Unit 4,Anesthesia(proctored practice)

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Surgical Technology, Principles, Unit 4,Anesthesia(proctored practice)
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Question 1

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Preoperative anesthesia assessment is usually performed by ______ before the scheduled surgery.
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  • anesthesia person doing the case
  • circulator
  • surgeon

Question 2

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What is the name of the phase that begins with the anesthetic agents turned off and the patient beginning to become conscious.
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  • induction
  • maintenance
  • emergence

Question 3

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What is it called when anesthesia has to induce the patient quickly after the endotracheal tube is inserted because the patient has a full stomach?
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  • surgical stage of anesthesia
  • awake intubation
  • gas induction

Question 4

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What size tube is commonly used on the female patient (average size - adult patient)?
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  • 9
  • 7
  • 10

Question 5

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The drug commonly used for induction to render the patient unconscious and is derived from eggs is called what?
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  • Sodium Pentothal
  • Brevital
  • propofol
  • fentanyl

Question 6

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One common barbiturate that is sometimes used to render the patient unconscious is called?
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  • Anectine
  • Neostigmine
  • Sodium Pentothal

Question 7

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A commonly used narcotic analgesic by anesthesia is called?
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  • Diprivan
  • Brevital
  • Sodium Pentothal
  • fentanyl

Question 8

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The Sellick maneuver is sometimes used before intubation to avoid aspiration of the stomach contents because it compresses the esophagus. This is also called:
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  • cricoid pressure
  • hyperextension of the head
  • jaw thrust

Question 9

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What is the name of the gas that is sometimes used by anesthesia as a “carrier” gas?
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  • Halothane
  • Ethrane
  • nitrous oxide
  • Forane

Question 10

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Narcan is the name of an antagonist drug that reverses the action of a/an .
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  • narcotic
  • muscle relaxant
  • sedative
  • inhalant anesthetic gas

Question 11

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What inhalant gas is commonly used to induce a child during the induction stage?
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  • Ultane
  • Suprane
  • Forane
  • Ethrane

Question 12

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A long narrow plastic tube inserted into the patient to carry inhalants to the respiratory tract
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  • endotracheal
  • endotube

Question 13

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To inject in one specific area to numb that area
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  • regional anesthetic
  • local anesthetic

Question 14

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A person who assists anesthesia during induction
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  • anesthesiologist assistant
  • circulator

Question 15

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Type of drug that can be used to render the patient unconscious during induction (not commonly used anymore)
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  • barbiturate
  • sedative

Question 16

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Muscular twitching and jerking movement
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  • fasciculation
  • spasms

Question 17

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Decrease of/or insensibility to pain
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  • local anesthetic
  • analgesia

Question 18

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An R.N. who has taken a specific program in anesthesia and passes the state board exam to administer anesthesia
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  • anesthesiologist
  • anesthetist

Question 19

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Removal of endotracheal tube
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  • extubation
  • intubation

Question 20

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System that filters and reticulates exhaled gas from the patient back to the patient
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  • open circle circuit
  • closed circle circuit

Question 21

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Injection of a local anesthetic drug into a nerve plexus to numb the area where the nerves supply motor and sensory sensations
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  • regional anesthetic
  • local anaesthtic

Question 22

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Loss of memory
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  • memory loss
  • amnesia

Question 23

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An M.D. who has specialized in the field of anesthesia
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  • anesthesiologist
  • anesthetist

Question 24

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Insertion of an endotracheal tube
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  • extubation
  • intubation

Question 25

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An inhalant gas commonly used to induce children (gas induction)
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  • ultane
  • nitrious oxide
  • fluothane

Question 26

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A potent short-acting hypnotic/sedative used by anesthesia to induce the patient
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  • fluothane
  • diprivan
  • ultane

Question 27

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This tube is used when endotracheal intubation is difficult?
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  • tubercular
  • LMA
  • endo tube

Question 28

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The generic name of this inhalant is called halothane
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  • narcan
  • fluothane
  • sublimaze

Question 29

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A local anesthetic is placed in the subarachnoid space
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  • endo block
  • spinal block
  • epidural

Question 30

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Newer inhalant gas that has to be heated to vaporize
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  • ultane
  • fluothane
  • suprane

Question 31

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The trade name of fentanyl
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  • ultane
  • sublimaze
  • bivocane

Question 32

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Intravenous infiltration of a local anesthetic into a vein in the arm, to numb the arm, and a double tourniquet is used
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  • endo block
  • spinal block
  • bier block

Question 33

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Non-depolarizing muscle relaxant
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  • propofol
  • morphine
  • tracrium

Question 34

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Muscle relaxant antagonist (reversal) used to reverse the action of non-depolaring muscle
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  • neostigmine
  • vasoconstrictor
  • vasodialator

Question 35

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One inhalant that is piped into the anesthesia machine and is the only true gas
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  • ultane
  • fluothane
  • nitrous oxide

Question 36

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A system of classifying patients for risk of anesthesia (6 classes in all)
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  • ASM
  • ASH
  • ASA

Question 37

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Most commonly used inhalant
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  • ultane
  • forane
  • bivocane

Question 38

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Depolarizing muscle relaxant that is short acting and used for intubation
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  • bier block
  • endo block
  • epidural block

Question 39

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List the three phases of anesthesia. (not stages)
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  • entrance, relaxant,, closure
  • Induction, Maintenance, Emergence
  • accelerant,vasoconstriction phase, decelerator

Question 40

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What is malignant hyperthermia?
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  • Rare life threatening complication of anesthesia – triggered by Anectine or other inhalant anesthetic agents
  • Rare life threatening complication of surgery – triggered by Anectine or other inhalant anesthetic agents

Question 41

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What is the name of the device that is placed on the finger of the patient that monitors oxygen saturation?
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  • o2 sensor
  • pulse oximeter
  • pulse relay

Question 42

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What is the difference between general anesthesia and regional anesthesia?
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  • General involves putting the patient asleep and regional Involves injection of local anesthetic to numb a region of the body
  • General involves local injection of a local anesthetic to rumb a region of the body and regional Involves putting the patient asleep

Question 43

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What levels of the lumbar vertebrae can the spinal needle be inserted during a spinal block? You Answered
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  • between L3/L4 or L4 and L5
  • between L2/L3 or L4 and L5

Question 44

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Which type of regional block does CSF drip out of the needle before the local is injected?
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  • bier block
  • spinal block

Question 45

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What drug is commonly added to local anesthetics that causes vasoconstriction?
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  • epinephrine
  • morphine
  • oxytocin

Question 46

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What nerve is involved when a block for the arm or shoulder area is performed?
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  • none
  • Brachial Plexus

Question 47

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What narcotic drug is commonly injected into an epidural catheter to manage postoperative pain?
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  • deprivan
  • Bupivacaine
  • fentanyl

Question 48

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Why are children most commonly induced with an inhalant gas?
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  • veins are to small to start an IV
  • reduce trauma/fear of IV needle

Question 49

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Name two possible complications of anesthesia.
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  • cardiac arrhythmia, systemic induction
  • vomiting, blood reactions

Question 50

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What is the responsibility of the surgical technologist (scrub person) during induction?
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  • assist anesthesiologist and circulator
  • hand instruments to both anesthesiologist and circulator
  • stay quiet

Question 51

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List the four stages of anesthesia.
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  • Induction, Excitement, Surgical, Danger
  • none

Question 52

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What is an LMA and when is it used?
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  • Laryngeal Mask Airway
  • none

Question 53

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What is the name of the block that uses two tourniquets and the local is injected via a needle in the vein?
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  • spinal block
  • endo block
  • bier block
  • none

Question 54

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What is the name of the drug that is given when a patient is in a malignant hyperthemia crisis or may be given to prevent the crisis?
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  • dantrolene
  • sublimaze
  • ultane

Question 55

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What is a complication of a spinal block and a major discomfort to the patient postoperatively?
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  • spiting up blood
  • vomiting
  • Spinal Headache

Question 56

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What is the purpose of the balloon cuff on an endotracheal tube?
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  • Keep the inhalation gas in the lungs
  • none

Question 57

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What are the two main types of muscle relaxants? (I do not want the name of a specific drug)
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  • depolarizing, non-depolarizing
  • radiant, non-radiant
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