ST171 Final Quiz!

which specialist would likely treat disease of the breast, gastrointestinal system, and thyroid

best assurance of safe and ind professional behavior by the CST is a well-developed ?

which fed agency is dedicated to enforcing workplace safety and preventing injuries?

which describes the relationship between the CST and the patient or pt's family?

which group's house of delegates proposed the creation of assn of OR technicians (AORT)?

which of the following terms describes a civil wrong that may be intentional or unintentional?

OR team members who fail to monitor and protect a medicated pt from falling could be charged w?

which term describes the system of moral principles and rules that become standards of conduct?

Is St Louis about to make history tonight?

the AHA replaced its pt's "Bill of Rights" whit which of the following?

legal term that describes a health care providers core accountability based on edu/experience ?

which describes principles like benevolence, trustworthiness, and care for well-being of others

according to JC's definition regarding consent to surgical intervention, who has autonomy?

The broad objectives HIPAA include all except:

which term describes a physician-group-owned hospital?

which acronym represents an organization that serves as both insurer and provider of med srvces

how many phases of surgical case management are there?

most common staff patient-care errors, including negligence and malpractice are categorized as

the hospital infection control nurse would report any suspicion of rare diseases to whom?

living will and durable power of attorney are examples of advance directives in health care.

which historical figure is considered the"father of modern anatomy"?

in 2004, this agency created the "do not use" abbreviation list.

Which of the following torts would be classified as unintentional?

which legal doctrine will most likely apply in a wrong site surgery or retained foreign body?

AST mission statement is "Enhancing the profession to ensure quality patient care"

which term describes surgical intervention that can be planned in the futute?

which historical figure developed the first x-ray machine?

surg techs work under the direction of which hospital administrative director?

the process of keeping thorough, accurate, and legal records of a pt's medical care

which organization would a central sterile processing technician likely join?

type of consent is when emergency circumstances exist and providers believe pt would consent

verification that educational programs meet minimum accreditation standards is done by?

which membership organization for ST's and SFA's and confers the appropriate credential?

what is establishing a neutral zone designed to do?

which behavior is NOT considered workplace violence

St's foundation to commitment to professional honesty, confidentiality, and ethical treatment

which department would provide service for broken OR equipment or do routine checks?

in or by which of the 4 components of communication would decoding take place?

For which process is identification and reporting of unsafe conditions and hazard MOST critical

grads of an CAAHEP program are eligible to sit for the CST exam administered by:

which term describes the relationship between surgical techs and other OR team members?

which is NOT considered an example of potential ethical dilemma?

Specimen loss, mislabeling, and improper preparation are examples of?

which team member is responsible for separating instruments and breaking down the sterile field

which type of consent is defined by JC as "agreement or permission accompanied by full notice"

which example of nonverbal body language might be perceived as negative attitude?

a special consent form would be required for which situation during hospital admission?

the first scrub performs intraoperative tasks under the broad delegatory authority of the:

what does the acronym DRG stand for?

type of report sent to risk management in effort to decrease harm to pt or staff or hospital?

all are components of a patients medical record except:

which could legally authorize a surgical consent?

which OR team member is primarily responsible for the patients operative record?

which government agency has authority as outlined in the safe medical device act?

which is an example of intention tort pertaining to surgical patient care?

a private scrub tech is usually employed by which of the following?

which type of legal action is most likely in cases involving tort law and OR staff?

all of the following carry the force of state or national legal enforcement EXCEPT:

What type of professional would have a DO after his or her name?

the CST credentials are a registered trademark of which organization?

in common adage, what is the "best medicine" in health care?