Created on:
Mar 10, 2026
Duration:
56 minutes, 40 seconds
Category:
Questions:
170 questions
Average Score:
151/170
Players:
41
Language:
English
Quiz Description:
Surgical Technology Quiz Midterm 26'
170 Trivia Questions and Answers
Surgeon
Surgical Technologist
Anesthesiologist
Circulator
double-needle
double-threaded
double-armed
double-hooked
adhering to policy
increasing infection control
safety and efficiency of movement
better utilization of the sure
ligation
approximation
locking
stitching
tapered
spatula
cutting
blunt
second
remodeling
substrate
lag
vertical mattress
retention
continuous
horizontal mattress
bandage
tissue
Potts
sharp suture
tie on a passer
suture on a clamp
deep tie
clamp tie
Surgical technique
Chronic disease
Nutritional status
All are correct
control-release
spring-eye needle
double-armed
swaged suture-needle combination
continuous or running
braided
simple or interrupted
swaged
site dehiscence
incision healing
site infection
site drainage
tensile strength
enzymatic action
inert
capillar action
purse-string
running
interrupted
mattress
while
after
before
never
soaked in antibiotic solution
soaked in saline
stretched slightly
coiled to increase tensile strength
saline
sterile water
alcohol
polybutelate
monofilament
swage
french eye
braided
inert
active
control-released
bio-balanced
Raytec
irrigation fluid
local anesthetic
lap sponges
sentinel event
assignment board
TIMEOUT
assessment
increase the size of
remove supplies from
dry top
decrease the size of
circulator
surgeon
surgical assistant
licensed practical nurse
missing item
confusion
contamination
injury
License professionals only
The certified surgical technologist
The surgeon
All team members
a neutral zone (no-hands) technique
care
the left hand
the technique requested on the surgeon's preference card
surgical drape
wrapped basin
instrument tray
basic pack
large
empty
heavier
least-used
educated
nonstressful
methodical
surgical
Bottom of incision line to top of incision line
Top of incision to bottom of incision line
Periphery to incision site
Incision site to periphery
a protective barrier
a wide sterile area
exposure
warmth for the patient
covered with another impervious drape
removed by the sterile person
ignored if 1/2 inches away from the incision site
removed by a nonsterile person
do not shift or move it
it may be moved once
the skin prep is then performed
it must be secured
Hair
Skin
Hygiene
Immune system
surapubic
intravascular
Foley
straight
Pubic hair
Facial hair
Eyebrows
Arm hair
Medical alert bracelet
Hair
Makeup
Body piercings
Contaminated areas
Chemical burns
Nosocomial infection
Residual activity
towel clamps
skin glue
Esmarch bandages
surgical tape
surgical site infection (SSI)
chemical burn
strike-through contamination
desiccation
thermal burn
allergies
chemical burn
fire
desinfectant
sterile solution
antiseptic solution
hand soap
chlorhexidine
dilute povidone-iodine
duraprep
alcohol
appendectomy
radical mastectomy
pelvic laparoscopy
shoulder procedure
betadine solutions
disinfectants
sterile solutions
antiseptics
extremity
incise
head
lithotomy
urinary retention
urinary tract infection
mucosal abrasions
bladder distension
It depends on the prep solution used
The leg and thorax are prepped at the same time
Only the thorax is prepped
A complete body prep is necessary including the full circumference of legs
the dominant hand is to remain sterile while the non-dominant hand is nonst
Both hands must remain sterile for the procedure
The insertion hand does not contact sterile supplies
If the catheter is placed before the prep has been done, it is not done usi
always wait for someone to come through the door to help you
open the doors first and secure them open
shout for someone to help you
push the foot of the stretcher forward against the door to open it
muscle cramps
blood flow
blood pooling
nerve damage
Trendelenberg
reverse Trendelenberg
semi-Fowler
Fowler
lithotomy
lateral
prone
supine
Intravenous (IV) lines, fluid and the room temperature
The room temperature
Intravenous (IV) lines and fluid
Drainage bags
surgeon
surgical technologist
anesthesia provider
peri-operative nurse
the stretcher to open a door
lower back muscles when lifting patients
restraints
proper body mechanics
Drainage collection units
Bed rails
The extension boot on an orthopedic table
The head of the bed
child's caregiver
person transporting the child
child
anesthesia care provider
3
4
2
6
directly on the patient's skin with 3 finger's space
directly on the patient's skin with 2 finger's space
on top of the blanket or sheet with 4 finger's space
on top of a blanket or sheet with 3 finger's space
vascular shift
shearing injury
compartmental syndrome
hypotension
hyperflexion
hyperextension
adduction
abduction
On the knees
2 inches above the knees
2 inches below the knees
On the lower abdomen
Locking the wheels of the stretcher and the operating table
Opening up the back of the patient's gown
Identifying the patient
Freeing up the IV tubing
combative
trauma
unresponsive
pediatric
Fowler's
semi-Fowler's
reverse Trendelenburg
Trendelenburg
ease the patient to the floor, while protecting his or her head
once the patient is on the floor, seek help
try to hold the patient up
keep your feet close together and knees straight
dorsal recumbent
jackknife or Kraske
prone
Fowler
spur-of-the-moment decision making
to always make the patient move herself or himself
music
teamwork
Electroencephalogram
Temperature monitoring
Electrocardiography (ECG)
Neuromuscular monitoring
fasting
crisis
bronchial
apnea
antineoplastic agent
hemostatic agent
antigoagulant
absorbable collagen
Estimated blood loss
Surgical procedure performed
Patient age
Type of anesthesia administered
surgical technologist
anesthesia provider
contrast medium
apothecary
Epinephrine
Acetic acid
Lugol's solution
Oxytocin
stain
number system
irrigation
milliliter
peripheral nerve block
topical anesthetic
topical anxiolytic
regional block
Saddle block
Local infiltration
General
Regional infiltration
concentration
right drug
type
wrong drug
urinary tract
lungs
skin
kidneys
Dissociative
General
Sedation
Regional
administration
induction
amnesia
extubation
waking
conclusion
emergence
ending
Coma
Anaphylactic shock
Hemolytic reaction
Malignant hyperthermia (MH)
cessation
shivering
capacity
recall
allergy system
liquid system
cooling system
immune system
solid
scheduled
liquid
intravenous
direct
irrigate
produce
contrast
transfer
sedation
intubation
perfusion
Mivacurium
Rocuronium
Laryngospasm
Pancuromium
traveler
delivery
ringer
routine
A side effect
Toxicity
Anaphylaxis
An adverse reaction
Temperature monitoring
Vascular monitoring
Capnography
Pulse oximeter
trade name
chemical name
generica name
drug nomenclature
Gas scavenging
Intraoperative cell salvage
Blood tranfusion
Extubation
pitressin
sensitivity
uterotropics
isoproterenol
intrathecal
diagnostic dye
topical
iodinated contrast medium
intravenous
intermittent
constant
peripheral
spoons
syringes
calibrated cups
calibrated basins
cardiac relaxation
muscle relaxation
personnel
local anesthesia
Homeostasis
Emergence
Perfusion
Hemostasis
relief from nausea
pain relief
hallucinations
amnesia
closely watched by the surgeon
sealed
labeled
used only once
metabolism
absorption
neurotransmission
distribution
general anesthesia care
anxiolysis
homeostasis
monitored anesthesia care (MAC)
indigo carmine
performers
abnormal shades
color codes
hypothermia
sickness
waste
excess
Diuretics
Contrast medium
Ophthalmic drugs
Colloids
Administer resuscitative
Performance
Thoracotomy
Sedation
complete blood count (CBC)
arterial blood gases (ABGs)
white blood count (WBC)
metabolic panel
rigor
livor
post
pooled
palliative
premortem
dignity
comfort
physical
chronological
astronomical
physiological
radioactive seeds
contrast mediums
cardiac enzymes
metabolic panels
cultures
family backgrounds
developmental stages
childhood diseases
benign tumor
malignant tumor
tumor growth
tumor marker
surgeon
surgical technologist
patient
patient's family members
avoidance of the subject
keen listening and observation skills
refusal to listen
assurance that all will be okay
30 minutes
1 hour
1.5 hours
15 minutes
permission is not withdrawn
respect is given
the vitality of the organs
there are no mistakes
MRI
Endoscopy
Doppler
X-ray
White blood cells
Platelets
Red blood cells
Hemoglobin
professional
society
financial
personal
happiness
comfort
anxiety
reflexes
Blood pressure
Hemoglobin
Pulse by palpation
Metastasis
CBC
metabolic panel
ABO
imaging study
Platelets
Leukocytes
Hemoglobin
Hematocrit
radiopaque
fluoroscopy
palpating
radiolucent
40 degrees Celsius
37.2 degrees Celsius
42 degrees Celsius
38.2 degrees Celsius
cardiac enzyme and glucose level studies
urinalysis and electrolyte study
type and cross-match and type and screen
CBC and differential leukocyte count
postmortem care
mortuary
morgue care
premortem care
Potassium
Sodium
Magnesium
Calcium
coroner's case
medical staff case
supervisor's case
administrator's case
Hypocalcemia
Hemoglobin
Hematocrit
Hyponatremia
no pain
anemia
blood clot
cachexia
change the mind of the patient
propose a different outcome
honor the decisions
share an opinion
Fluoroscopy
Computed tomography (CT)
Magnetic resonance imaging
Positron emission tomography (PET)
does not happen
is a sentinel event
is uncommon
is unusual
40 to 60 beats per minute
75 to 100 beats per minute
80 to 120 beats per minute
60 to 100 beats per minute
stomach, bladder, pancreas, gall bladder
cornea, blood vessels, heart valves, bone, and skin
lungs, kidneys, liver, and intestines
kidneys, gall bladder, heart valves, bone
Oximetry
Blood pressure
ECG
EEG
neuromonitoring
ultrasound
Doppler
electrocardiogram (ECG)
multiple
a weak
a single
a small
homeostasis
staging
hemostasis
systolic pressure
pathological
psychological
physiological
physical
psychological
biochemical
physical
mechanical
non-breathing cadaver
heart-beating cadaver
breathing cadaver
non-heart-beating cadaver
the patient's family members' needs
human needs
the surgeon's needs
the sterile team's needs
amount of blood pumped through the heart
amount of oxygen in the blood
amount of input
amount of blood pumped through the heart into the aorta
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Developmental stages
Therapeutic communication
Social consideration
Pulse rate
Forehead of skin termperature
Pulse oximetry
Blood pressure
reassignment
debriefing
distracting
vacation
clergy
friends
family
hospital administrator
Hyponatremia
Hypokalemia
Hyperkalemia
Hypocalcemia
coagulation test
differential leukocyte count
metabolic panel
urinalysis
Acceptance
Belonging
Self-actualizaiton
Love
invasive
Noninvasive
CBC
Fluoroscopy
Barium
Renografin
Optiray
Conray
myelography
angiography
retrograde pyelography
cholangiography
52 degrees Celcius
37 degrees Celcius
42 degrees Celcius
47 degrees Celcius
family
physician
chaplain
nurses
cure
harm
heal
help
announcement
certificate
proclamation
determination
Doppler studies
imaging studies
vital signs
x-rays
acuity response
respiratory reflexes
cranial reflexes
cardiac response
radioactive material
iodine
penicillin
latex
culture knowledge
culture acceptance
cultural competence
culture awareness
charted in the patient's medical record
sent to the hospital attorney
shared only with the hospital administrator
kept secret
sodium levels
cardiac enzymes
electrolytes
glucose levels
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