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Chapter 7 quiz and review


Chapter 7 quiz and reviewVersion en ligne This involves the chapter 7 quiz and the review questions for optimal studying par Hailey 1 Which of the following pieces of equipment is sometimes used after a total knee replacement to exercise the joint? a sequential compression device b hypo/hyperthermia machine c patient-controlled analgesia pump d continuous passive motion device 2 Which of the following should be used to disinfect patient care equipment? a a chlorinated disinfectant wipe b an alcohol based disinfectant c the general-use disinfectant used to clean work surfaces d the disinfectant recommended by the equipment manufacturer 3 What is the purpose of sequential compression devices (SCDs) in healthcare? a To distribute patient care equipment b To exercise knee joints c To remove fluids from the chest d To prevent blood clot formation 4 In healthcare facilities, what do patient care equipment processing procedures depend on? a The weather conditions b The manufacturer's recommendations c The patient's medical history d The patient's age 5 There is a high patient census, and there are no intravenous pumps available for distribution. Which of the following actions would be most effective? a Call nursing units to let them know. b Check the nursing units more frequently for unused pumps. c Tell the requesting units that there are no pumps in the department. d Wait for the next shift to do rounds. 6 What information should be included in equipment control mechanisms for patient care equipment? a Manufacturer's name and serial number b Equipment's weight c The patient's address d Patient's medical history 7 What should policies and procedures for processing patient care equipment be based on? a Infection prevention committee's guidelines b Personal preferences of the staff c Recommendations from the CDC d Equipment manufacturer's written instructions 8 Why is it important to clean and disinfect patient care equipment after each use? a To meet facility regulations b To prevent contamination with body fluids c To prevent equipment damage d To reduce equipment wear and tear 9 What is the primary purpose of patient-controlled anesthesia (PCA) pumps? a To remove fluids from the mouth, throat, and bronchial tubes b To warm patients c To allow patients to control their pain medication administration d To prevent blood clot formation 10 Generally, prior to disinfection, patient care equipment should be a wiped off with water. b cleaned with a chlorine-soaked cloth. c cleaned with a detergent. d rinsed with an antiseptic. 11 According to the CDC, patient care equipment is considered noncritical because it: a Comes into contact with only intact skin b Requires high-level disinfection c Should not be used in healthcare settings d Is disposable and doesn't require cleaning 12 Patient care equipment should be reprocessed a once a week b when it is visibly soiled c at least monthly d after each use 13 Which of the following pieces of equipment is sometimes used after a total knee replacement to exercise the joint? a Hypo/hyperthermia machine b Patient-controlled analgesia pump c Sequential compression device d Continuous passive motion device 14 The best way to reprocess patient care equipment is to a use only a disinfectant wipe containing bleach b follow the equipment manufacturer's instructions c clean with a detergent and follow with disinfectant wipes d sterile water and a clean towel 15 What should be the procedure for handling patient care equipment involved in a patient incident? a Send the equipment for preventive maintenance b Discard the equipment immediately c Report the incident to the equipment manufacturer d Follow a written procedure addressing special handling, reporting, and documentation 16 When should patient care equipment undergo a safety inspection, and why is this important? a After each patient use, to maintain cleanliness b Annually, to ensure patient safety c Only if requested by the patient d Quarterly, to reduce maintenance costs 17 What should be done when patient care equipment is not functioning as determined by testing? a Reprocess the equipment immediately b Notify the patient's family c Attach a note detailing the problem d Discard the equipment 18 Which department is responsible for cleaning, disinfecting, and reassembling patient care equipment in some healthcare facilities? a Materiel management b General dispatch department c Sterile Processing Department (SPD) d Nursing units 19 Which of the following is considered a noncritical environmental surface, according to the CDC? a Heat therapy machines b Bed rails c Intravenous infusion pumps d Suction catheters 20 The nursing unit calls for a patient-cooling machine. Which of the following would be sent? a hypo/hyperthermia machine b intravenous pump c patient-controlled analgesia pump d emerson pumps 21 What is the purpose of continuous passive motion (CPM) machines in healthcare? a To drain air or fluids from the chest b To exercise joints, such as knees c To deliver nutrition through a stomach tube d To prevent blood clot formation 22 What do hypo/hyperthermia machines do in a healthcare setting? a Administer and regulate intravenous fluids and medications b Prevent blood clot formation c Cool or warm patients using attached blankets d Exercise knee joints 23 Why is it important to clean and disinfect patient care equipment after each use? a To prevent equipment damage b To meet facility regulations c To reduce equipment wear and tear d To prevent contamination with body fluids 24 What is the significance of reviewing the cleaning and disinfection process with the Infection Prevention and Control Committee? a To ensure equipment is properly stored b To meet manufacturer's recommendations c To assess equipment damage d To reduce transportation costs 25 The process for decontamination of patient care equipment should a be approved by the Infection Prevention Committee. b be standardized so all equipment is decontaminated the same way. c include treatment with chlorine bleach wipes before cleaning. d include a high-level disinfection process. 26 Which of the following is not part of the final preparation of patient care equipment for reuse? a Placement of disassembled parts into a plastic bag b Checking of cords and plugs for signs of damage c Checking of the date of the last safety check d Lubrication of movable parts 27 Which of the following actions should be taken if a small cut or nick is noted in the electrical cord of a piece of patient care equipment? a Place electrical tape over the defect. b Clean and disinfect the equipment and then send it to the biomedical engineering department c Leave the equipment in service as long as the cut does not reach the wire. d Contact the manufacturer for further instructions.

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Chapter 7 quiz and reviewVersion en ligne

par Hailey

Which of the following pieces of equipment is sometimes used after a total knee replacement to exercise the joint?

Which of the following should be used to disinfect patient care equipment?

What is the purpose of sequential compression devices (SCDs) in healthcare?

In healthcare facilities, what do patient care equipment processing procedures depend on?

There is a high patient census, and there are no intravenous pumps available for distribution. Which of the following actions would be most effective?

What information should be included in equipment control mechanisms for patient care equipment?

What should policies and procedures for processing patient care equipment be based on?

Why is it important to clean and disinfect patient care equipment after each use?

What is the primary purpose of patient-controlled anesthesia (PCA) pumps?

Generally, prior to disinfection, patient care equipment should be

According to the CDC, patient care equipment is considered noncritical because it:

Patient care equipment should be reprocessed

Which of the following pieces of equipment is sometimes used after a total knee replacement to exercise the joint?

The best way to reprocess patient care equipment is to

What should be the procedure for handling patient care equipment involved in a patient incident?

When should patient care equipment undergo a safety inspection, and why is this important?

What should be done when patient care equipment is not functioning as determined by testing?

Which department is responsible for cleaning, disinfecting, and reassembling patient care equipment in some healthcare facilities?

Which of the following is considered a noncritical environmental surface, according to the CDC?

The nursing unit calls for a patient-cooling machine. Which of the following would be sent?

What is the purpose of continuous passive motion (CPM) machines in healthcare?

What do hypo/hyperthermia machines do in a healthcare setting?

Why is it important to clean and disinfect patient care equipment after each use?

What is the significance of reviewing the cleaning and disinfection process with the Infection Prevention and Control Committee?

The process for decontamination of patient care equipment should

Which of the following is not part of the final preparation of patient care equipment for reuse?

Which of the following actions should be taken if a small cut or nick is noted in the electrical cord of a piece of patient care equipment?