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Adrenergic drug added to local anesthetics - increases blood pressure, dilates bronchioles, and constricts blood vessels
Atropine
Nitroglicerine
Epinephrine (adrenalin)
Prostigimine (Neostigmine)
2
Used to partially treat angina, which is associated with decreased oxygen supply to the heart muscle?
antianginal drugs
intropes
antilipemic drugs
chronotropic drugs
3
Benzodiazepines can produce _______ for up to 6 hours from the onset of the drug?
pain
hallucinations
amnesia
pain relief
4
May be required for the surgical patient to minimize aspiration of gastric contents during general anesthesia
postoperative fasting
preoperative fasting
transesophageal monitoring
pulmonary ventilation
5
medicine cup is immediately labeled to prevent administration of wrong drug
False
True
6
Used to treat malignant hyperthermia
prilocaine
dantroline
atropine
carbocaine
7
Describes the category of the drug Naloxone (Narcan)
Mydriatic
narcotic antagonist
diuretic
histamine
8
How should the CST/scrub professional pass/hand-off a local anesthetic to the surgeon?
Scrub personnel should recite the name, amount, and/or strength of drug
Ask physician to recite the name of the drug
Circulator recites the name of the drug
Ask anesthesia to recite name of the drug
9
Treated with mechanical ventilation and/or administration of succinylcholine to paralyze muscles in severe cases
Rocuronium
Laryngospasm
Bronchial crises
Mivacurium
10
This measures the levels of carbon dioxide produced during ventilation
Pulse balancer
capnography
Pulse operative monitoring
pulse oximeter
11
This agent is used to control uterine hemorrhage
procainamide HCI
protamine sulfate
pitocin
phenylephrine
12
Loss of respiration or breathing
hypersensitivity
apnea
hyposensitivity
toxicity
13
IV solution comparable to plasma, is water-based, contains sodium, potassium, and calcium
Dextrose 5%
Lactated Ringer's Solution
Betadine
Normal Saline
14
A 22 gauge needle is smaller than an 18 gauge
True
False
15
Used for lubrication, support, and maintaining separation between tissues to sustain the anterior chamber of the eye
Atropine (Cycloplegic)
Healon (Viscoelastic)
Tetracaine hydrochloride (Topical anesthetic)
Neo-Synephrine (Mydriatic)
16
These drugs may contribute to spontaneous abortions and DNA damage, and lymphoma.
famotidines
antineoplastics
steroids
anticholinergics
17
Drug _______________ is a system that identifies drugs by name
nomemclature
USP-NF
classification
PDR
18
Used for the augmentation of labor
Dopamine agonist
Dinoprostone
Ergometrine
Oxytocin
19
A clear, radiopaque (opaque on radiographs), injectable liquid is referred to as
stain
intrathecal medium
topical medium
iodinated contrast medium
20
One kilogram is equivalent to
1,000 grams
1,000 meters
1/1,000 of a gram
1/1,000 of a liter
21
Hypovolemic shock occurs as a result of
Myocardial infarction
Extreme and rapid fluid loss
Tachycardia
Cerebral stroke
22
Stains are used in conjunction with procedures that utilize x-rays and are visible on x-ray film
False
True
23
During an anesthetic emergency the scrub/CST is responsible for
maintaining sterile field
opening the patientfor surgery
extubate patient
assist with intubation
24
Anesthetic that is only used topically
Lidocaine hydrochloride (Xylocaine)
Bupivacaine hydrochloride (Marcaine)
Cocaine hydrochloride
Mepivacaine (Carbocaine)
25
Conscious sedation is used on patients that are undergoing minor procedures allowing them to respond to verbal commands
True
False
26
NOT part of the seven drug rights
right implementation
right side
right patient
right drug
27
Which of the following must be handled dry 1. Microfibrilar collagen(Avitene) 2.Seprafilm 3.Evicel 4.Thrombin 5.Surgicel
2,3, and 4
1 only
1 and 5
4 and 5
28
Stimulate the production of urine by the kidneys
Glitazones
Prostaglandins
Syntometrine
Mannitol or Furosemide
29
Intentional or unintentional changes in the body as a result of a given drug is
pharmacokinetis
pharmacodynamics
physio dynamics
physio kinetics
30
Used as an eye irrigant, during an ophthalmic procedure
Balanced Salt Solution
Sterile water
Dextrose irrigation
Saline
31
Paralysis to the ciliary muscle can be achieved by use of this drug
cycloplegics
myotics
mydriatics
narcotics
32
Drawing up drugs from an ampule (glass vial) requires this kind of need
syringe
filter
Veress
hypodermic
33
Calibrated in small increments and provide high levels of accuracy
emesis basins (calibrated)
spoons
medicine cups (calibrated)
syringes
34
This is also referred to as a lock tip
control syringe
insulin syringe
slip tip
leur-lock
35
State of sedation in which the patient can respond to verbal commands with stimulation is known as moderate sedation.
False
True
36
A plasma-volume expander
uromatic
mannitol
lactated ringer's
dextran
37
Top of vial should be cleaned before the CST/scrub personnel inserts hypodermic needle
True
False
38
How many cc’s are in 5 ml’s?
3
10
4
5
39
Medication vial should remain on the surgical back table until the end of procedure
False
True
40
The name of the drug, strength, amount of drug, and expiration date should be read aloud by the circulator
False
True
41
Gentian violet is a stain that can be used to treat thrush, a type of fungal infection
True
False
42
Prescription and illegal substances that carry a high risk of abuse
controlled substances
drug overdose
over the counter
drug abuse
43
A mg is used to measure
weight
length
volume
temperature
44
This is a state of balance in physiological functions
pharmacodynamics
hemostatic
homeostasis
anesthesia
45
Once anesthesia is terminated and the patient regains consciousness, this is referred to as
emergence
recovery
induction
maintenance
46
Formulated and administered to the surgical patient as a gas
carbon dioxide
formalin
nitrous oxide
oxygen
47
This drug is used to inhibit blood clot formation and does not dissolve clots.
antianginal
hemostatic
anticoagulant
antineoplastic
48
Type of regional anesthesia performed on a group of nerves or a major nerve
Bier block
Caudal anesthesia
Peripheral nerve block
Spinal anesthesia
49
Stains are used in microbiology and for tissue specimens that require observation under the microscope.
False
True
50
Used to differentiate normal tissue cells from abnormal ones
Indigo Carmine
Barium Sulfate
Lugol's
Methylene Blue
51
The absence of pain that is produced by specific anesthetic drugs is referred to as________________________.
analgesia
Electrocardiography
anesthetic
amnesia
52
Safe removal of anesthetic gasses that can escape from the anesthesia machine is achieved by a/an _______________
Circular scavenging system
exudation of blood
intraoperative cell savage
Gas scavenging system
53
If the surgeon requests a needle with a large lumen, you would give him or her an 18-gauge rather than a 22-guage
False
True
54
This anesthetic agent should be avoided on patients who have a family history of malignant hyperthermia
Ketamine
Isoflurane
Enflurane
Succinycholine
55
ketamine administered to the surgical patient preoperatively to block sensory neurotransmission and associative pathways
Regional anesthesia
General anesthesia
Deep sedation
Dissociative anesthesia
56
Refers to the circulation of blood to a specific tissue, organ, system, or the body as a whole
sedation
cessation
perfusion
cardiac relaxation
57
Conscious sedation is used on patients that are undergoing long procedures that require them to remain still.
False
True
58
The study of the movement of drugs through the body is referred to which of the following?
physio kinetics
physio dynamics
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
59
Withdraw the solution from the medication vial with hypodermic needle after the nurse has read the label
False
True
60
Which of the following is a synthetic opiate?
Codeine
Morphine
Fentanyl
Oxycodone
61
This route of administration is injected into the bone marrow
Intraosseous (IO)
Intramuscular (IM)
Intradermal (ID)
Intravenous (IV)
62
If the surgeon requests a needle with a large lumen, you would give him or her a 22-gauge rather than an 18-guage
False
True
63
Developed as a risk assessment classifying patients according to their potential for anesthesia-related issues
ASA
ADA
APA
ABA
64
The purpose of an LMA
monitor body temperature
evaluate cardiac and venous status
provide cooling of the patient
establish and maintain a patent airway
65
A thrombus forming in the deep proximal veins which eventually break lose and travel to the lungs
laryngospasm
hemolytic reaction
pulmonary embolism
hypovolemic shock
66
An 18 gauge needle is smaller than a 22 gauge
True
False
67
Isosulfan blue/lymphazurin can be used to identify sentinel lymph nodes
False
True
68
These drugs are used for systemic and superficial fungal disease
diuretics
antifungal
antibiotics
colloids
69
An extreme form of ______________ is anaphylactic shock, which can lead to respiratory failure or death.
hypersensitivity
histamine
uterotropics
isoproterenol
70
Generic name for Marcaine
bupivacaine
oxytocin
lidocaine
xylocaine
71
Most appropriate needle gauge for local infiltration
20
25
18
16
72
The inability to recall events occurring after the administration of specific drugs during the anesthesia process
hallucination
anterograde amnesia
analgesia
hemolytic reaction
73
Refers to the placement of a drug between the patient’s gum and mucous membranes of the cheek
oral
submingual
buccal
transdermal
74
Effective against gram-negative bacteria, in which they inhibit protein synthesis
heparin
aminoglycosides
antimicrobials
ancef
75
Hypovolemic shock can lead to
anaphylaxis
vasodilation
burns
multiple organ failure
76
Where would an A-line be inserted?
jugular artery
carotid artery
radial artery
brachial artery
77
can be mixed with sterile saline for use as an irrigant intraoperatively for superficial infection of the external eye
Bacitracin
Avitene
Thrombin
Fibrin
78
Drugs are eliminated through the body through primarily
skin
kidneys
liver
lungs
79
CNS depression is referred to as _________________mental, sensory, and physical capacity
constant
elevated
diminished
instant
80
Supplies you would need to perform a bier block EXCEPT
Dilute local anesthetic
Esmarch bandage
scalpel
pneumatic tourniquet
81
A standardized method of measuring the patient’s response to external stimulican
Normothermia
Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
Bispectral index system
Mallampti Assessment
82
State of sedation in which the patient can respond to verbal commands
without
stimulation is known as moderate sedation.
False
True
83
The volume in a 30-cc syringe
1 oz
4 oz
2 oz
3 oz
84
This type of anesthesia is utilized on the mucous membranes.
topical
caudal
intravenous
spinal
85
The awareness of stimuli
hemolytic reaction
amnesia
analgesia
sensation
86
Administration of sedatives and anxiolytic drugs to manage any anesthetic or physiological emergency is performed during
General Anesthesia
Local Infiltration
Intravenous regional anesthesia
Monitored Anesthesia Care (MAC)
87
measures the electrical activity of the heart, which is projected into a waveform
Pulse Oximetry
Electrocardiography (ECG)
Neuromuscular monitoring
Electroencephalogram
88
Medication is read aloud by the circulator; the CST/scrub personnel must verbally and visually verify drug
False
True
89
Monitoring device used to measure the patient’s hemoglobin oxygen saturation with spectrometry
Pulse anesthesia
Pulse operative monitoring
Pulse balancer
Pulse oximeter
90
immediate harvesting and reinfusion of blood on the surgical field can be accomplished by _____________________.
intraoperative cell savage
Gas scavenging system
blood transfusion
Circular scavenging system
91
Serum, blood cells, anticoagulants, and _____________ are contained in whole blood
preservatives
thrombin
ancef
heparin