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STERILE PROCESSING FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE CHAPTERS 1-23 ALREADY PASSED What is Central Service ? ✔✔Centralized distribution of supplies to all customers in the hospital. What is the Central Se... rvice One Way Work Flow ? ✔✔-Decontamination (soiled) -Preparation, Packaging, Sterilization (clean) -Sterile Storage (sterile) What is the purpose of a One Way Work Flow ? ✔✔To prevent cross contamination. Decontamination ✔✔Physically or chemically render instruments or equipment that may be contaminated with harmful micro organisms to make it safe to handle. Negative air flow ✔✔Air flows into a room from other surrounding areas, pressure is less than other adjacent areas. Positive Air Pressure ✔✔Maintains air flow out of a room, this helps with keeping all dust particles and microorganisms out. Standard Precautions ✔✔Treat everyone and everything as infected /contaminated. Job Description ✔✔Define and communicate job duties and requirements in organization. Nosocomial Infection ✔✔Hospital Acquired Infection.Textile Packaging Materials should be held at a room temperature of ______ and a relative humidity of ____ for a minimum of __ ____ prior to sterilization. ✔✔-64-72 degrees F -35-70% -2 Hours Superheating ✔✔When steam is at a temperature which exceeds that of saturated steam at the same pressure. Linen packaging material is limited to a size of _______,not weigh more than _______, and maximum density must not exceed ______. ✔✔-12x12x20 -12 lbs -7.2 lbs What is a wet pack? ✔✔Containers with moisture after the sterilization process is complete. What are the 2 flat wrapping techniques and the 2 folds? ✔✔-Sequential -Simultaneous -Square Fold -Envelope Fold Wrapped pans of instruments should not exceed ____ in weight. ✔✔16 lbs What is the maximum weight for containerized instrument sets recommended by AAMI/ANSI? ✔✔25 lbs Wrapped basin sets should not exceed _____. ✔✔7 lbs Sterility (time-related) ✔✔Package is considered sterile until a specific expiration date is reached.Sterility (event-related) ✔✔Items are considered sterile unless the integrity of the packaging is compromised or suspected of being compromised. Name the 4 things that event-related sterility depends on. ✔✔1. Quality of the wrapping material. 2. Handling procedures. 3. Storage and transport conditions. 4. Number of times the package has been handled (4 times). Name 4 concerns when it comes to packaging. ✔✔1. Moisture contamination. 2. Dirt, Dust, and Debris. 3. Physical damage. 4. Breakdown of packaging material due to wear of age. Sterile Storage standards, temperatures should be at ______ and relative humidity should be less than ____. ✔✔- 64-75 degrees F - 75% Sterile storage standards, sterile items should be stored at least ___ away from exterior walls, ______ above the floor and from the ceiling. ✔✔-2 inches -8-10 inches What is Passivation? ✔✔A chemical process applied during instrument manufacture that provides a corrosion-resistant finish by forming a thin transparent oxide film. Scissors 4 1/2" and larger use a ____ test material and scissors 4" or smaller use ______ material to check blades for sharpness. ✔✔-red -yellow ____ ____ are tested with an index card at least 5 times. ______ should be tested using 3"x 5" index cards. ✔✔-Bone cutters-Rongeurs Name at least 10 of the 15 solutions that can damage surgical instruments. ✔✔1. Saline 2. Betadine 3. Peroxide 4. Dish soaps 5. Soaking in water 6. Soaking in saline 7. Bleach 8. Iodine 9. Hand soaps 10. Laundry detergents. How is an eraser test performed? Explain and be specific. ✔✔After a stain is discovered, use the eraser to remove the discoloration, look at the metal below the discoloration to determine if there are any tiny pit marks. If pit marks are discovered, this is corrosion. Take instruments out of rotation. Why do we use lubricants on instruments? Where is it applied? Please explain. ✔✔-Extends the life of instruments and makes it easier for surgeon to use. -Lubricants are applied at instruments' hinged area or any working component such as a moving/sliding area. Name the 9 body systems. ✔✔1. Skeletal 2. Muscular 3. Nervous 4. Endocrine 5. Reproductive 6. Urinary/Excretory 7. Respiratory 8. Digestive9. Circulatory Cells reproduce by a phase called ______. ✔✔Mitosis. What are the 5 main functions of the skeletal system ? ✔✔1. Give the body shape and support. 2. Allow movement. 3. Protect vital organs. 4. Reproduce vital organs. 5. Store calcium. What are the different types of joints? ✔✔-Gliding joints -Ball and socket joints -Pivot joints -Hinge joints What are the 3 membranes that surround the brain and provide nourishment and protection? ✔✔1. Pia mater (inner) 2. Arachnoid mater (middle) 3. Dura mater (outer) The brain is divided into 3 parts, what are they? ✔✔1. Cerebrum (largest portion) 2. Cerebellum 3. Brain Stem What is the primary function of the Endocrine System? ✔✔To secrete hormones. The pancreas has 2 primary hormones that it produces, what are they? What is their function? ✔✔1. Insulin- reduces the level of sugar in the blood stream. 2. Glucagon- increases the blood sugar level.What is the alimentary canal? What does it consists of? ✔✔Pathway that food takes through the digestive system. Consists of; mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, and anus. What is plasma? ✔✔A yellow fluid that contains dissolved proteins, glucose, clotting factors, minerals and hormones. What are the 4 chambers of the heart? ✔✔1. Left Atria (upper) 2. Right Atria (upper) 3. Left Ventricle (lower) 4. Right Ventricle (lower) Bacteria are often classified by their what? ✔✔-Shape -Color change -Need for oxygen What are the 2 common stain tests? ✔✔-Gram stain (purple is gram positive) (pink is gram negative) -Ziehl-Nelson (acid-fast stain) (bright red) _______ likes cold temperatures, ______ likes moderate temperatures, and _______ likes warm temperatures. ✔✔-Psychrophiles -Mesophiles -Thermophiles What does MRSA stand for? ✔✔Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus What does VRE stand for? ✔✔Vancomycin-Resistant Eneterococcus How do bacteria reproduce? ✔✔By a process called Binary fission.What is the chain of infection? Please explain. ✔✔1. Causative agent- microorganism that causes infection 2. Reservoir of the agent- where infectious agent stays 3. Portal of Exit- where infectious agent leaves 4. Mode of transmission- method of transfer from reservoir to a susceptible host 5. Portal of Entry- path used to enter susceptible host 6. Susceptible Host- Person fighting off infection [Show More]

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