Summary - Lesson 10: Quality Assurance Inventory Management, and Roles of Central Service and IT Exam.

1) Which piece of equipment helps to regulate a patient's body temperature?

A) Infusion pump
B) SCA
C) Hot and cold therapy device
D) Hypo/hyperthermia unit

2) Maintaining accurate and legible records in the central service department is

A) optional.
B) mandatory.
C) only necessary in emergencies.
D) done on a case-by-case basis.

3) When keeping records of sterilization cycles and other areas that require monitoring in the central service department, which of the following is not required?

A) Accuracy
B) Completeness
C) Legibility
D) Verification by the surgeon

4) Items requested due to lack of inventory on hand can be referred to as a(n) ________ system.

A) PAR
B) requisition
C) receiving
D) STAT

5) If a central processing professional accidentally gets stuck by a needle that came down in the decontamination area within a contaminated surgical tray, a _______ may need to be performed to prevent it from occurring again.

A) customer survey
B) customer complaint
C) root-cause analysis
D) central processing professional survey

6) What should the technician do if a sterilized item hits the floor?

A) Check for holes
B) Completely reprocess it
C) Pick it up and send it to distribution
D) Replace the packaging

7) A surgeon may request a specific item for a particular case that isn't a part of the normal inventory; this can be referred to as a(n)

A) surgical implant.
B)ABC analysis.
C) requisition.
D) specialty item.

8) Wearing the appropriate PPE can protect the central processing technician from

A) breaking instruments.
B) smelly scrubs.
C) getting fired
D) pathogens.

9) Chemicals used in the decontamination area should

A) be measured according to manufacturer's instructions.
B) not be used on instruments.
C) be used only if enzymatic.
D) be used only with soiled instruments.

10) The central supply technician should check the _______ to visually confirm that instruments have gone through the sterilization process.

A) external indicator
B) internal indicator
C) muslin wrap
D) nonwoven wrap

Answer:

I would think 7 is D

Explanation:

Answer: 1 is D

Explanation:

Hypothermia system provides an effective alternative to traditional patient cooling techniques.

What is the best way to analyze potential career growth when working in the
health sciences?
A. Research the highest paying careers.
B. Research government databases for statistics.
C. Research pathways that have opportunities for promotions.
D. Research pathways that list advanced positions.

Emily is creating a checklist on avoiding chemical contamination of food for her catering staff. Which two points should she include on the checklist?

1.Make sure to wash hands with warm water before preparing food.
2. Do not spray sanitizers in the kitchen when food is being prepared.
3. Do not prepare food without wearing hair nets.
4.Do not store cleaning liquids near food prep areas.
5. Discard food if you find any foreign objects in it while prepping.

What is the first thing you should look at on a food label

Any deviation from the average or from the majority

Leo's biological sex is male, and he is exploring which gender he considers himself. Leo's sexual attraction is not strong towards males or females.

Which best describes Leo?

homosexual
questioning
bisexual
transgender

The chest-and-arm stretch squeezes
A. the pectoral muscles together
B. the biceps simultaneously
C. all muscles in the torso
D. the shoulder blades together
HURRY ILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!!!!!!

Select the correct answer.
Ben met with an accident where he injured his penis. Which procedure will help repair his penis?
A.
phallopexy
B.
phallectomy
C.
phalloplasty
D.
phallation

what is the balance after checking 304 is entered
a. $242.50
b. $15.00
c. -$33.00
d. $158.53

Why would an infant's blinking not be an accurate example of a skill one acquires
through learning?

what is it called when any amount of money is devoted (subtracted from the checking account

- cashiers check
- withdrawal
- endorsement
- deposit
- bank check
- checking about

which of the following is an example of a bloodborne pathogen A)Cancer B)Influenza C)Hepatitis D)Malaria

Which organ system contains the kidneys, urethra, and bladder but not the sweat glands?

A) the reproductive system
B) the excretory system
C) the urinary system
D) the endocrine system

Tommy almost gives a patient the wrong medication. He tells his supervisor
he's unsure of how this accident almost happened because he compared the
patient's name listed on the medical chart to the prescription bottle. What
should Tommy have also done to ensure he was giving the right prescription
to the right patient?
A. Checked the patient's birthday in case more than one patient has
the same name
B. Asked the patient what medication they believe their physician
prescribed
C. Reviewed the medical chart to see if the patient took that
medication in the past
D. Asked fellow medical staff their opinion based on what they
thought the patient needs

Privacy of what patient information is protected by law?
Address and telephone number
Diagnosis
Identity
Both diagnosis AND identity
I

1. Any male sex hormone is an androgen.
True
False


2.Herpes simplex is a virus.
True
False

Cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and chronic lung disease are categorized as what? O A. Natural diseases B. Communicable diseases O C. Stable diseases O D. Non-communicable diseases SUBMIT​

Where does fertilization of the egg occurs?

The term that explains natural or normal functions, abilities, and limitations of human beings is
development.

What is a protein in red blood cells that binds with oxygen and carries it around the body?
ОООО
plasma
hemoglobin
carbon dioxide
bicarbonate ions

PLEASE HELP ME THIS ASSIGNMENT IS DUE Soon

WHAT IS BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION? WHAT NUMBER IS LEGALLY DRUNK? WHAT NUMBER CAN KILL YOU?

If a body shows signs of lividity in the lower legs (calves) and feet, and is found lying on its stomach, what conclusions can you make regarding the death?

A. The body has been dead more than 2 hours and was likely to have been moved.

B. The body has been dead less than 2 hours and was likely to have been moved.

C. The body has been dead more than 2 hours and was not likely to have been moved.

D. The body has been dead less than 2 hours and was not likely to have been moved.

is he eating healthy foods ? yes or no and why?​

3. Which of the following is NOT a use for a ladle?
A.Dip foods
B.Stir foods
C.Control portions
D.A replacement for traditional flatware

Five Illness that may result from stress include a heart attack, high blood pressure, migraine headaches, ulcer, and colitis. True Or False

Victoria wakes up one morning sneezing, coughing, and feeling feverish. She has the flu. When did she most likely become exposed to the virus? O A. When she threw away a few used tissues without washing her hands after B. When she drank expired milk that still smelled fine C. When she wore gloves and a mask to clean up a patient's bed linens D. When she was talking to a co-worker, and the co-worker covered a sneeze with his arm​

The patient fell and attempted to stop the fall with the right hand. Patient is now experiencing pain in the right wrist that extends up the right forearm to the elbow.

impotence :

a.
excision of the ductus deferens
b.
erectile dysfunction
C .
surgical removal of the foreskin.
D.
end of the penis
e.sexual intercourse

What is an acceptable body fat range for male clients

An example of a complex carbohydrate?
A- fruits B- vegetables C- whole grains

Emma and her team are trying to use the Walk-in-the-Woods Model to resolve
a conflict. They research options for resolutions that relate to their overall
group interests. Which of the following interest levels does this demonstrate?
O A. Enlarged Interests
B. Enlightened interests
C. Aligned Interests
D. Self-Interests