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charchew

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Which type of sterile protective attire is worn by sterile team members in an orthopedic joint replacement procedure?
 
  a. Isolation suits
  b. Goggles
  c. X-ray gown
  d. Long sleeves under scrub top

Question 2

Which substance is used in orthopedic procedures to provide hemostasis in bone?
 
  a. Mineral oil
  b. Thrombin and gelfoam
  c. Bone wax
  d. Lactated Ringer's



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
Isolation suits are fully contained gowns with a plastic face shield and a battery powered air filtration system. Masks do not need to be worn underneath the plastic face shield. The suits retain heat so the room must be kept at a cool temperature. The patient must be protected by an independent warming device.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
Used for hemostasis in bone, bone wax is a waxy substance opened only on request and kept on the instrument table when needed.





 

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