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Technician in Surgery TS-C Practice Test - Question List

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71. How are floors within operating suites designed to protect techs and staff during surgical procedures?
  1. They have non-slip surfaces to reduce the incidence of falls.
  2. They contain wicking materials that move excess moisture away from the location where a person is standing.
  3. They contain protective coverings that allow for extra cushioning for those who must stand for long periods of time.
  4. Both A and C
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72. While assisting in a surgical procedure, a perioperative tech pours saline into a sterile bowl. She inadvertently drops the bottle on the floor, spilling liquid beneath the instrument table. What is the most appropriate response in this situation?
  1. Step around the liquid and tell others to avoid the area until the procedure is complete.
  2. Dry the wet floor as much as possible without contaminating themself and notify staff of the damp area.
  3. Call housekeeping to come in and clean the floor immediately.
  4. Move the instrument table to the other side of the patient’s bed and cordon off the wet area.
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73. When preparing to move a patient from the operating table onto a transport gurney, which types of body mechanics are essential to prevent injury to the patient and team members?
  1. Utilize as many people as possible in the transfer and lift using the arms and back.
  2. Communicate plans for movement between team members and use the legs to bear much of the weight.
  3. Plant the feet before moving and move the patient in a twisting motion with the upper body.
  4. When possible, roll the patient over to move them onto the gurney.
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74. What is the rationale for milking the tubing of a chest tube drainage system?
  1. To assess for proper seal and prevent air from entering the chest.
  2. To remove excess clots or debris.
  3. To prevent bleeding or increased fluid output into the chamber.
  4. Milking the tubing is not an appropriate intervention.
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75. What is the purpose of performing a hemoglobin test upon admission prior to surgery?
  1. To determine how well the patient’s blood is clotting.
  2. To determine if the patient is at high risk for infection.
  3. To determine if the patient’s blood can carry adequate amounts of oxygen.
  4. To determine if the patient’s body is utilizing calcium adequately.
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