What is the name of an upper extremity nerve block?

How many inches should be between the unscrubbed team member and the sterile field?

Where should the bovie pad be placed in relation to the surgical site?

What skin prep should you use on open wounds?

What is the first step in the sterilization process of surgical instruments?

Which side effect is most common with spinal anesthesia?

When opening a sterile package, what is the last flap to be opened?

What current leaves the generator, is applied to tissue on a two-poled instrument, and returns back to the generator?

A Jackson-Pratt drain is an example of what type of drainage system?

After completion of sterilization, how long does it take for items to cool?

What is the most common indication of malignant hyperthermia?

How often should you change surgical gloves during an invasive procedure?

What does RACE stand for?

What phase of wound healing does contraction occur?

When can you not use flash sterilization?

Which stage of anesthesia causes involuntary movements?

What skin prep does not contain alcohol?

What is a potential source of fuel for surgical fires on the sterile field?

A procedure involving mucous membranes is what wound class?

What disease process concerns you about the reprocessing method for instruments?

When should cricoid pressure be released?

How far past the surgical incision site should the prep area be extended?

What is it called when there is a transfer of electrical current from the bovie through intact insulation to other conductive items?

In which type of healing does the wound remain open and allowed to heal on its own without additional surgery?

What removes fine debris through cavitation?