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Surgical Knowledge Mastery Quiz

Test your understanding of surgical procedures and wound care in this comprehensive quiz. With 47 carefully crafted questions, you'll challenge your knowledge of nursing principles, anatomy, and patient care.

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47 Questions12 MinutesCreated by HealingHands102

What is it called when wound layers separate?

Dehiscence

Evicersation

What is collection of extravasated blood trapped in tissues or in an organ that results from incomplete hemostasis after surgery or an injury?

Thrombosis

Hematoma

Embolus

Adhesion

Which catheter is designed with a balloon near tip to be inflated after insertion?

Coude

Foley

Superpubic

What type of dressing may be chosen for management of a wound with little exudate/drainage?

Dry

Wet to dry

Transparent

What type of dressing- primary purpose is to mechanically debride a wound

Wet to dry

Dry

Transparent

Irrigation

What type of dressing- irrigate top to bottom

Wet to dry

Irrigation

Dry

Transparent

What is infection of skin characterized by heat, pain, erythema and edema

Thromobsis

Embolyis

Cellulitis

what can cause hypotension and decrease potassium

Anticoagulants

NSAIDS

ANTIHYPERTENSIVES

DIURETICS

What is normal PH level

7.35 TO 7.45

7.45 TO 7.55

7.25 TO 7.35

7.15 TO 7.35

What is normal HCO3

21-24

22-26

23-25

20-23

WHATS NORMAL CO2

35-42

35-45

30-42

31-42

What type of anesthesia causes loss of sensation at desired site

TOPICAL

LOCAL

REGIONAL

Whats another name for Lorazepam

PEPCID

ADAVAN

ZOFRAN

VERSED

what phase of wound healing- signs of symptoms of inflammation, leukocytes fight infection and blood clot dissolves, wound begins to fill with new cells?

RECONSTRUCTION

INFLAMMATORY

MATURATION

what phase of wound healing- collagen begins to form wound appears like a irregular, raise purplish, immature scar

RECONSTRUCTION

INFLAMMATORY

MATURATION

What phase of wound healing- fibroblasts exit the wound and wound continues to gain strength,scar tissue matures

RECONSTRUCTION

MATURATION

INFLAMMATORY

What type of wound drainage is a mixtive of serum and blood, normal unless excessive pale red watery mix

SANGUENIOUS

SEROUSANGUNIOUS

PRULENT

What may be discontinued 485 hours up to 1 week prior to surgery to prevent possible hemorrhage?

ANTICOUAGULANT

DIURETICS

ANTIHYPERTENSIVES

what process of wound healing- where skin edges are close together and little tissue is lost

PRIMARY INTENTION

SEONDARY INTENTION

What is a traveling clot?

THROMBOSIS

EMBOLIS

What are 3 things that are main nutritional factors for surgical patients- check all that apply

Extracellular fluid

Intercellular Fluid

Interstitial fluid

What will cause a fluid electrolyte imbalance? Check all that apply

PEEING

POOPING

SWEATING

VOMITING

What does Hypotonic do to the cell

SHRINK

SWELL

Where do you NOT perform Venipuncture?- check all that apply

An extremity with shunt

An extremity with a fistula

WRIST

HAND

Whats High magnesium called

Hypomagnesimia

Hypertracemia

Hypermagnesimia

Hypokalemia

What size should a patient lay on when receiving an enema

LEFT

RIGHT

When do you flush tube for feedings? Check all that apply

BEFORE

AFTER

IN BETWEEN FEEDING

What is the PH of gastric contents?

How much fluid is recommended for wound healing

2000-2400

2100-2500

2000-3000

2200-2500

Whats an example of Vitamin A

DARK LEAFY VEG

MEAT

FORTEFIED CEREAL

Whats an example of vitamin C

Cauliflower

Fortified cereal

Yellow fruit/vegetables

What type of wound drainage indicates infection and is BAD

SEROUS

Prulent

SEROUSANGUINOUS

What may need to be held for surgery- when combined with anesthetic and opioids can cause hypertension

Anticoagulants

Diuretics

Antihypertensives

What is low sodium called?

Hyposodiuma

Hypersodiuma

Hyponatremia

Hypokalemia

What can prolong bleeding

Antihypertensives

Diuretics

NSAIDS

Whats an example of ZINC check all that apply

Seafood

Broccoli

Fortified cereal

Apple

What process of wound healing- begins as soon as injury occurs- blood platelet adhere to walls of injured vessels and clotform

Primary intention

Teritary intention

Hemostasis

Whats normal calcium level?

4.5-5.6

4.0-4.5

1.5-3.5

3.5-4.5

What is normal level for magnesium

3.5-4.5

1.5-2.5

1.0-3.0

1.2-1.5

Whats normal sodium level

1.5-145

135-145

125-135

1.0-14.0

Whats normal range of potassium

3.1-4.5

2.9-3.5

3.5-5.0

2.9-3.6

Patient has a PH of 7.20 HC03 of 23 and a CO2 of 34

Respiratory alkalosis partial compensation

Metabolic Acidosis no compensation

Respiratory Acidosis no compensation

Metabolic alkalosis partial compensation

What type of surgery is not necessary to preserve life and can be scheduled

ELECTIVE

EMERGENT

URGENT

Who can sign and informed consent? Check all that apply

Adults

Health POA

NURSE

Parent or legal guardian

What are some factors that affect sleep? Check all that apply

Illness

Drugs

Lifestyle

Nutrition

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