Author Question: When opening blades onto a sterile field, where is the best place to lay them? a. On a sterile ... (Read 66 times)

pane00

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When opening blades onto a sterile field, where is the best place to lay them?
 
  a. On a sterile metal basin
  b. Near other sutures to keep all sharps together
  c. On top of gloves or a gown so that the scrub person will notice them
  d. On the working end of the sterile field

Question 2

A spinal headache is caused by persistent cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaking through the dura.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.



Ashley I

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Blades should be opened on the working end of the sterile field and the scrub person should be aware of exactly where they are opened. Do not open other items near the blades, and do not open them into basins because contact with the basin dulls the cutting surface.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: T
A true spinal headache caused by a persistent CSF leak through the needle hole in the dura usually responds to supine bed rest, IV fluids, and systemic analgesia.



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