1. What are the three (3) stages

1. What are the three (3) stages of perioperative nursing that include the entire surgical experience? 2. Who is responsible to obtain informed consent from the client? 3. What would the nurse want the client to know is the highest priority during the perioperative or entire surgical experience? 4. Why is coughing and deep breathing recommended as a pre-operative exercise? 5. Why is proper positioning important in surgery? 6. Does maintaining sterility of the surgical environment only pertain to the client? Who else does this apply to? 7. Can a client withdraw their consent for a procedure once they’ve given it? 8. What activities take place during the post-operative phase of a surgery? Name three (3). 9. What potential post-operative circulation complications would a nurse want to monitor for? 10. When does the post-operative phase conclude? 11. Cephalosporins are often used to treat what conditions? Name two (2). 12. Erythromycin is often used to treat what conditions? Name two (2). 13. Amoxicillin/clavulanate potassium is often used to treat what conditions? Name two (2). 14. Can certain microorganisms be resistant to an antibiotic? What signs would likely be present? 15. What would be done if a client developed an adverse reaction to a medication? 16. What medications are used in clients with inflammation and bronchoconstriction of the airway? 17. Order: Morphine 2 mg basal with a 2 mg demand dose q 15 minutes. What would be the total hourly rate in mLs? Even if the client pressed the button for a demand dose twenty (20) times in one hour, would they be able to receive more than the programmed dose? 18. What type of serious side effect can an opioid analgesic or anesthesia have on a client? 19. How does localized anesthesia differ from generalized anesthesia? Localized anesthesia – Generalized anesthesia – 20. When thinking about potential problems for a client with a respiratory disease or infection, what would be a priority assessment? Think about the ABCs. 21. What prevention measures can reduce the risk of severe respiratory infections? Name two (2). 22. Why is ambulation important during a hospital stay? 23. When can insensible fluid losses be seen? Name three (3). 24. Can insensible fluid losses cause a fluid imbalance? 25. What lab values are used in detecting the presence of infection? Name three (3).

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