Which stage pressure ulcer is described at "partial skin loss involving epidermis/dermis with skin abraded, blistered, or shallow craters"?

What do you send for specimens of tissue or fluid suspected of being infected?

What is the best practice for transferring medications to the sterile field?

What is used to prevent deep vein thrombosis during a surgical procedure?

What can help prevent wrong site, wrong procedure, wrong person surgery?

Which position are you concerned about abdominal compression?

What do you send for specimens that do not require immediate processing by the pathologist?

What is the medication used to treat malignant hyperthermia?

What does MAC stand for?

What supersedes AORN guidelines for practice in the work environment?

What is the maximum angle for arm extension in the supine position?

What solution do you use for permanent specimens?

What is the reversal agent for rocuronium and vecuronium?

Name the three phases of general anesthesia.

What are the two steps of informed consent

What body part should be elevated off the bed whenever possible?

What do you send for specimens needing immediate pathology readings?

What is the antidote to Fentanyl?

Which type of anesthesia involves an injection into the space between the ligamentum flavum and the dura?

Which phase of the nursing process begins with a discussion and planning with the patient and family?

Between what ribs is the axillary roll located?

What do you send for specimens needed for studying cell biology?

What is the antidote to Versed?

What is associated with increased risk for perioperative hypothermia?

What is the name of the standardized nursing language that supports evidence-based perioperative nursing practice?