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CFPNCertified Foundational Perioperative NurseStudy Plan 2021-2022For candidates sitting for the exam beginning June 10, 2021References Cited in This Plan:AORN. (2021). Guidelines for perioperative practice. Denver, CO: AORN.Orem-Forren, J. (2018). Drain’s perianesthesia nursing: A critical care approach (7th Ed.). St. Louis,MO: Elsevier.Phillips, N. (Ed.). (2021). Berry and Kohn’s operating room technique (13th ed.). St. Louis, MO:Elsevier. (Key B&K)Rothrock, J.C. (Ed.). (2019). Alexander’s care of the patient in surgery (16th ed.). St. Louis, MO:Elsevier. (Key Alexander’s)AORN Position Statements and endorsed documents are found s/position-statementsNOTE: Bolded items appear in multiple subject areas1
Subject Area 1: Pre/Postoperative Patient Assessment andDiagnosis 15%Primary General Readings:Alexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Chapters 1, 2, 30Berry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Chapters 2, 3, 11, 21Drain’s: Section II: Physiologic Considerations in the PACUTopic1: Confirmpatientidentity withtwo patientidentifiers2: Confirmcorrectprocedure,operativesite, side/sitemarking witha completedconsentKey WordsAdditional ReadingsPreoperative verification,The Joint Commission,Universal Protocol,wrong site, wrongprocedure, wrongpersonInformed consent,site marking, UniversalProtocol, wrong site,wrong procedure, wrongpersonUniversal Protocol. Retrieved Jan. 19, 2021 niversalprotocol/See Primary General ReadingsAORN Guidelines for: Information Management, p. 362-363 Team Communication, p. 1079AORN Position Statement: Preventing Wrong- Patient,Wrong-Site, Wrong-Procedure Events3: Reviewrelevantpatient dataAllergies, diagnosticstudies, laboratoryresults, medical history,surgical history, NPOstatus4: Use ageand culturallyappropriatehealthassessmenttechniques5: ReviewmedicationreconciliationAge appropriate, culturalcompetence, interview,observationAlcohol use, allergies,complementary/alternativemedicine (CAM), herbs,home meds, medicalmarijuana, medicationreconciliation,Alexander’s: Chapter 19, p. 625Drain’s: Chapter 8, pp. 92-93Universal Protocol. Retrieved Jan. 19, 2021 niversalprotocol/AORN Guidelines for Local Anesthesia, pp. 443-462 Moderate Sedation, pp. 535-569B&K: Chapter 22Drain’s: Chapter 2, pp. 11-13AORN Position Statement: Care of the Older Adult inPerioperative SettingsAlexander’s: Chapters 26, 27B&K: Chapters 8,9Drain’s: Chapters 49, 50AORN Guidelines for: Complementary Care, pp. 35-49 Medication Safety, pp.474-476AORN Endorsed Document: Joint Position Statementon Substance UseAlexander’s: Chapter 19, p. 625; Chapter 29, pp. 1129-2
pharmacology,preoperative medications,recreational drugs sideeffects1130B&K: Chapter 23, pp. 419-420Drain’s: Chapter 19, pp. 256-2586: priate, anatomy& physiology,assessment, bodypiercings, cognitive level,diagnostic studies,documentation,laboratory results,mobility, NPO status,nursing process,nutrition, pathophysiology,physical assessment, skinintegrity, vital signsAORN Guidelines for: Information Management, pp. 355-357 Moderate Sedation/Analgesia, pp. 540-544 Local Anesthesia, pp. 447-448Alexander’s: Chapter 5, p. 112; Chapter 6, p. 160;Chapters 26,27; Appendix AB&K: Chapters 7, 8, 9, 25Drain’s: Chapter 277: Obtain afocusedassessmentrelevant totheprocedureAldrete score,neurological assessmentAORN Guideline: Positioning, pp. 648-652Alexanders: Chapter 21, pp. 778-780; Chapter 26, p.1053B&K, Chapter 11, p. 197; Chapter 25, p. 474Drain’s: Chapter 2, pp. 13-15; Chapter 3, pp. 21-22;Chapter 38, pp. 578-5818: Perform apainassessment9: FormulatenursingdiagnosesPain measurementtechniquesAlexander’s: Chapters 5, 10, 26, 27B&K: Chapters 8, 9, 30Drain’s: Chapter 31AORN Guideline: Information Management, p. 357AORN Endorsed Document: ANA Position Statement onInclusion of Recognized Terminologies within EHR andother HIT Solutions10: Confirmadvancedirectivestatusand/or DNRstatus11:Conductpatient andfamilyteaching asappropriateforprocedureAdvance directive, DNRAORN Position Statement: Perioperative Care ofPatients with Do-Not-Resuscitate OrdersDrain’s: Chapter 7, p. 73; Chapter 8, pp. 93-94Teaching and learningtheoriesAlexander’s: Chapter 10, p. 284; Chapter 26, p. 10091010B&K: Chapter 21, pp. 375-376Drain’s: Chapter 28NANDA, nursingdiagnosis, PNDS3
Subject Area 2: Individualized Plan of Care Developmentand Expected Outcome Identification 8%Primary General Readings:Alexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Chapter 1; Unit II: Surgical interventionsBerry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Chapters 2, 7, 21TopicKey WordsAdditional Readings1: Identify measurable patientoutcomes across the continuumof careOutcomeAlexander’s: Chapter 10, pp.263, 2822: identify specific interventionsfor each nursing diagnosis toachieve expected outcomesDisease processes,interventions, NANDA, nursingdiagnoses, nursing processAORN Guideline: InformationManagement, p. 355AORN Endorsed Document:ANA Position Statement onInclusion of RecognizedTerminologies within EHR andother HIT SolutionsAlexander’s: Chapter 1, pp. 4-53: Ensure care plan addressesspecific patient considerations4: Evaluate patient responses toplan of careAge-specific, behavioralresponses, communityresources, cultural/ethnicinfluences, disease processes,diversity, family patterns,institutional resources,legal/ethical standards, patientrights/responsibilities,perioperative safety,physiological responses, planof care, spiritualityAORN Guidelines for:Information Management,pp.354-355Local Anesthesia, p. 449Moderate Sedation/Analgesia,pp. 544-545EvaluationAlexander’s: Chapter 1,pp. 3, 8-9AORN Position Statement:Patient SafetyAORN Endorsed Document:Free from Harm: AcceleratingPatient Safety Improvement 15Years AfterAlexander’s: Plans ofcare are included in eachspecialty chapter4
5: Update plan of care asneededPatient education6. Utilize critical thinking skillsto facilitate patient careCommunication skills, criticalthinkingB&K: Chapter 2, pp. 26Alexander’s: Chapter 10, p.284; Chapter 16, p. 534;Chapter 26, p. 1009-1010B&K: Chapter 21, p. 375AORN Guidelines: TeamCommunicationAlexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 2122; Chapter 19, p. 625B&K: Chapter 1, pp. 10-11Subject Area 3: Intraoperative Activities 34% TotalSubject Area 3.a. Patient Care and Safety 25%Primary General Readings:Alexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Unit II: Surgical interventionsBerry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Section 12: Surgical SpecialtiesDrain’s: Section IV: Nursing Care in the PACUTopicKey Words1: Maintain patientand personnelsafety ardouswastemanagement, laser,radiation,regulatoryguidelines,smoke plumeExpectedoutcomes,2: Provide comfortmeasures toAdditional ReadingsAORN Guidelines: Energy-Generating Devices Environment of Care Radiation Safety Surgical Smoke SafetyAORN Position Statements for: Distraction and Noise in the Perioperative PracticeSettingAlexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 28-30; Chapter 8; Chapter 19, pp.629-630B&K: Chapter 7, pp. 109-110; Chapter 13; Chapter 20, pp. 357360AORN Guidelines: Complementary Care Interventions5
optimizebehavioralresponses to thesurgical procedure3: Prepare thesurgical site4: Ensure theselection ofappropriateprocedure-specificbarrier materials5: Evaluate patientresponse topharmacologicalagentspsychological, fectioncontrol,privacy, acologyAlexander’s: Chapter 30Drain’s: Chapter 28, pp. 395-396; Chapter 31, p. 438AORN Guidelines: Positioning the Patient Patient Skin AntisepsisAlexander’s: Chapter 4, pp. 98-100B&K: Chapter 26, pp. 508-514Drain’s: Chapter 5, p. 54AORN Guidelines: Product EvaluationAlexander’s: Chapter 4, pp. 100-102B&K: Chapter 26, pp. 515-517AORN Guidelines for: Care of the Patient Receiving Moderate Sedation/Analgesia Medication safety Ambulatory supplement: Medication safety Care of the patient receiving local anesthesiaAORN Endorsed Document: CDC Position Statement onSingle-Dose/Single Use VialsAlexander’s: Chapters 5,10B&K: Chapter 23Drain’s: Chapter 196: Assist withanesthesiamanagement7: intubation,monitors,pharmacologyAORN Guidelines for: Care of the Patient Receiving ModerateSedation/Analgesia Care of the patient receiving local ise,standardprecautions,temperature,traffic,AORN Guidelines for: Design and Maintenance Environmental Cleaning Transmission-Based Precautions Ambulatory Supplement: Transmission-Based PrecautionsAORN Position Statements: HVAC Interim Guidance StatementAORN Endorsed Documents: ANA Position Statement on Immunizations Joint Commission- OR Relative HumidityAlexander’s: Chapter 5B&K: Chapter 24Drain’s: Chapters 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 256
8: Maintain asterile field usingaseptic : Chapter 4, pp. 54-70B&K: Chapters 10, 12; Chapter 15, pp. 250, 254-256Aseptictechnique,infectioncontrolAORN Guidelines for: Surgical Attire Hand Hygiene Sterile Technique9: Utilizeequipmentaccording acturer’sinstructions,supplies10: Maintain thedignity and privacyof the patientDignity,patientrights,privacy11: Protectpatients’ rightsthrough advocacy12: Verify thatspecimens areprepared, labeled,and transportedcorrectly13: Verify that thecorrect implantsare available14: Verify that theimplants arecorrectly standards lines,trackingHandling,sterilizationAlexander’s: Chapter 4, pp. 85-98B&K: Chapter 2, p.22; Chapters 15, 16AORN Guidelines: Product Evaluation. p. 725 Sterilization, pp. 990-991B&K: Chapter 2, p. 23AORN Guidelines: Positioning, pp. 647-648Alexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 31-32B&K: Chapter 3, pp. 38-39Drain’s: Chapter 8, pp. 94-95Alexander’s: Chapter 1, pp. 1-2; Chapter 2, p. 31B&K: Chapter 2, p. 16Drain’s: Chapter 7, p. 83AORN Guidelines: Specimen Management Autologous Tissue ManagementAlexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 26-27B&K: Chapter 2, p. 24; Chapter 22; Chapter 25, p. 477Alexander’s: Chapter 22, p. 817B&K: Chapter 28, pp. 563-568AORN Guidelines: Sterilization, pp. 969; 994-995Alexander’s: Chapter 22, p. 817B&K: Chapter 28, pp. 563-558; Chapter 40, p. 83615: Prepareexplants for finalHandling,regulatoryAORN Guidelines:7
dispositionguidelines,sterilization16: Labelsolutions,medications, andmedicationcontainersLabeling,management, rights17: Performappropriatesurgical countsSurgicalcounts18: Performuniversal protocol19: Anticipate theneed forintraoperativebloodtransfusion/salvage20: Utilize properbody n,regulatoryguidelines,sitemarking,time mechanics,ergonomics21: Perform proper Anatomypatient positioning andphysiology; Autologous Tissue Management, pp. 25-27 Specimen Management, p. 914Alexander’s: Chapter 22, p. 817AORN Guidelines: Medication SafetyAlexander’s: Chapter 2, p. 29B&K: Chapter 2, p. 24; Chapter 23, pp. 413-415; Chapter 25,pp. 458, 460AORN Guidelines: Retained Surgical ItemsAlexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 25-26B&K: Chapter 2, pp. 22-23; Chapter 25, pp. 462; 479-483;Chapter 31, p. 617AORN. (2015). Position statement: Preventing wrong-patient,wrong-site, wrong-procedures events. Retrieved Jan. 21, 2021from /positionstatementsAORN Guidelines: Team Communication, pp. 1052-1055Alexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 17-18; 23-25B&K: Chapter 2, p. 20Universal Protocol. Retrieved Jan. 21, 2021 niversalprotocol/Alexander’s: Chapter 12, pp. 349-350; Chapter 28, pp. 11021104B&K: Chapter 8, p. 133; Chapter 31, pp. 623-626; Chapter 44,pp. 929-930Drain’s: Chapter 54, pp. 777-778AORN Guidelines: Safe Patient HandlingAlexander’s: Chapter 3, p. 38B&K: Chapter 13, pp. 211-214; Chapter 25, pp. 483-485Drain’s: Chapter 1, p. 5AORN Guidelines: Positioning the PatientAORN. (2016). Position statement: Prevention of pressureulcers. Retrieved Jan. 21, 2021 from8
principles ofpositioning22: Intervene with Conflictimpaired/disruptive managementbehavior inpatients, familymembers, and/orthe perioperativeteam23: Identify woundclassifications24: Maintainwound dressingsPrinciplesof ines;principles ical-resources/positionstatementsAlexander’s: Chapter 6B&K: Chapter 26Drain’s: Chapter 28, p. 390AORN Guidelines: Team Communications, p. 1073AORN. (2015). Position statement: Healthy perioperativepractice environment. Retrieved Jan. 21, 2021 rces/positionstatementsANA. (2015). Position statement: Incivility, bullying, andworkplace violence. Retrieved January 21, 2021 fromhttps://www.nursingworld.org/ ana-position-statement.pdfAlexander’s: Chapter 3, pp. 51-52.B&K: Chapter 1, pp. 11-12; Chapter 6, pp. 88-89Drain’s: Chapter 7, pp. 74; 82-83AORN Guidelines: Sterile Technique, p. 948Alexander’s: Chapter 9, pp. 250B&K: Chapter 29, pp. 570-572CDC. (2020). Surgical Site Infection (SSI) Event. Retrieved Jan.21, 2021 Icurrent.pdfAlexander’s: Chapter 9B&K: Chapter 29, pp. 574-5799
Subject Area 3.b. Management of Intraoperative Activities 9%Primary General Readings:Alexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Unit II: Surgical interventionsBerry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Section 12: Surgical SpecialtiesDrain’s: Section IV: Nursing Care in the PACUTopicKey WordsAdditional Readings1: Acquire neededequipment, supplies, andpersonnel2: Assess expiration dateand package integrity ofproductsRoom preparationAlexander’s: Chapter 1, p. 12B&K: Chapter 25Packaging, sterilizing3: Implement costcontainment measureCost containment4: Participate in productevaluation/selectionProduct evaluationAORN Guidelines: Sterile Technique, p. 961-962Alexander’s: Chapter 4, p. 84B&K: Chapter 25, pp. 461-462AORN Guidelines for: Product EvaluationAlexander’s: Chapter 4, p. 84B&K: Chapter 17, pp. 300-301;Chapter 25, pp. 485-486AORN Guidelines for: Product EvaluationB&K: Chapter 6, pp. 91-925: Provide supervision of andeducation to healthcare teammembersScope of practiceAORN. (2018). Perioperativeexplications for ANA Code of Ethics.Found at www.aorn.org, ClinicalResources, Code of Ethics (Memberonly).AORN Position Statement: Orientation of the RegisteredNurse and SurgicalTechnologist to thePerioperative SettingRetrieved Jan. 26, 2021 ces/position-statementsB&K: Chapter 110
6: Delegate tasks toappropriate personnelaccording to regulatoryagencies and facility policiesand procedures7: Supervise visitorsDelegation, managementtechnique, scope ofpracticeAlexander’s: Chapter 1, p. 8B&K: Chapter 4, p. 52; Chapter 6, p. 88ANA. Scope of practice. RetrievedJan. 21, 2021 ope-of-practice/Family, non-OR personnel,students8: Manage HealthcareIndustry Representative(HCIR) presence in the ORHCIR9: Practice environmentalstewardshipGo green, minimize wasteNational Council of State Boards ofNursing. Delegation. Retrieved Jan.21, 2021 fromhttps://www.ncsbn.org/1625.htmAORN Position Statements: (2015). Allied Health CareProviders and Support Personnel inthe Perioperative Setting (2015). Value of Clinical LearningActivities in the Periop Setting inUndergraduate Nursing Curricula (2017). Responsibility for MentoringRetrieved Jan. 21, 2021 ces/position-statementsB&K: Chapter 1, pp. 2-5AORN. (2020). Position statement:Role of the Health Care IndustryRepresentative in the PerioperativeSetting. Retrieved Jan. 21, 2021 ces/position-statementsB&K: Chapter 6, pp. 91-92AORN Guidelines: Product Evaluation, p. 725 Sterilization, pp.AORN. (2020). Position statement:Environmental responsibility.Retrieved Jan. 21, 2021 ces/position-statementsB&K: Chapter 12, p. 20911
Subject Area 4: Communication and Documentation 11%Primary General Readings:AORN Guidelines: Information Management; Team CommunicationAlexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Chapter 10Berry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Chapter 30Topic1: Maintainaccuratepatient records/documentationof all careprovidedKey WordsDocumentationtools, downtimeforms, ElectronicHealth Record(EHR) nursinginterventions,patient data,unusualoccurrences,specimens,medications2: CollaborateInterdisciplinary planwith theof care,interdisciplinary interdisciplinaryhealthcareservices for on, referrals,social work,transportation,Universal Protocol,visiting nurse,wound care3:Allergies,Communicatecommunicationcurrent patient techniques, criticalstatus to thelab values,interdisciplinary implants/implantablehealthcaredevices, medicalproviderscondition,medicationsAdditional ReadingsB&K: Chapter 3, pp. 45-48; Chapter 25, p. 477Alexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 21, 22, 24B&K: Chapter 6; Chapter 25Drain’s: Chapter 3. pp. 23-34Universal Protocol. Retrieved Jan. 22, 2021 niversalprotocol/Alexander’s: Chapter 1, p. 9; Chapter 2, pp. 21-22B&K: Chapter 1, pp. 10-12; Chapter 6, pp. 77-78; Chapter30, p.59912
4:Communicatemeasurablepatientoutcomesacross thecontinuum ofcare5: ues, handoffsAlexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 22-23; Chapter 10, pp. 261-262;Chapter 26, pp. 1004-1005; Chapter 27, p. 1156B&K: Chapter 6, p. 79Drain’s: Chapter 26, pp. 350-351Interviewingtechniques, patienteducationtechniques6: Documentpost dischargefollow upcommunicationprovided ollow-up, regulatoryguidelinesAORN Guideline: Care of the Patient Receiving Local Anesthesia, pp.437-438 Medication Safety, pp. 457-458 Moderate Sedation, pp. 534-535Alexander’s: Chapter 10, p. 284; Chapter 26, pp. 1009-1010;patient education is included in specialty-specific chapters,Unit IIB&K: Chapter 21, p. 368-371Drain’s: Chapter 28, pp. 388-389Alexander’s: Chapter 2, p. 18; each chapter in Unit II hasdischarge planning information pertinent to that specialtyB&K: Chapter 30, pp. 599-600Drain’s: Chapter 3, pp. 21-22; Chapter 28, pp. 388-389;Chapter 49, pp. 730-7317: DocumentpreoperativeassessmentNeuro checks,skin, site-surgerychecklistAlexander’s: Chapter 1, p. 3-5; Chapter 26, pp. 1001-1003;Chapter 30, p. 1156B&K: Chapter 2, p. 29Drain’s: Chapter 2, pp. 11-138: Documenttransfer of careTransfer of carecriteriaAlexander’s: Chapter 10B&K: Chapter 30Drain’s: Chapter 26, pp. 351-3559: Documentappropriatemeasures toprepare andtrackimplantabletissue andother trackableitemsImplant recordsAORN Guidelines: Autologous Tissue Management, pp. 27-28Alexander’s: Chapter 20, pp. 683- 684B&K: Chapter 36, p. 74913
10: Evaluatepatient statusto facilitatetransfer to thenext level ofcareHome, ICU, PACUAORN Guidelines: Care of the Patient Receiving ModerateSedation/Analgesia, pp. 531-534Alexander’s: Chapter 10B&K: Chapter 30Drain’s: Chapter 2611. Implementeffectivesolutions toidentifiedpatientcommunicationbarriers12: Provideinformationabout thepatientaccording toHIPAAguidelines13: Utilizeread-back forverbal s: Chapter 16, p. 534; Chapter 30, p. 1156B&K: Chapter 7, p. 97; Chapter 41, p. 851-852Confidentiality,regulatoryguidelines, status,updatesAORN Endorsed Document: ANA Position Statement onInclusion of Recognized Terminologies within EHRB&K: Chapter 2, p. 18HIPPA for professionals. Retrieved January 21, 2021 dex.html14: Documentsurgical woundclassificationWound classification Alexander’s: Chapter 9, pp. 250B&K: Chapter 29, p. 572Communicationtechniques, readback, verbal ordersAORN Guidelines: Information Management, p. 362 Medication Safety, pp. 470-471; 484 Specimen Management, p. 936 Team Communication, p. 1074CDC. (2020). Surgical Site Infection (SSI) Event. RetrievedJan. 22, 2021 Icurrent.pdf14
Subject Area 5: Infection Prevention and Control 16%Primary General Readings:AORN Guidelines: Design and Maintenance; Environmental Cleaning; Environment of Care; FlexibleEndoscopes; High-Level Disinfection; Instrument Cleaning; Packaging Systems; SterilizationAlexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Chapter 4Berry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Chapters 10, 17,18Drain’s Perianesthesia Nursing: Chapter 5TopicKey Words1: Ensure properenvironmentalcleaning for spills,room turnover,and/or terminalcleaning2: Select appropriatemethod for orting, and/orstorage ofinstruments andreusable goodsEnvironmental cleaning,room turnover, spills,terminal cleaningB&K: Chapter 12; Chapter 15, pp. 255-257Professional andregulatory standards(e.g., AORN Guidelines,OSHA, Association forthe Advancement ofMedical Instrumentation(AAMI), Association forProfessionals in InfectionControl (APIC)AORN Position Statement: Immediate Use Steam SterilizationRetrieved Jan. 24, 2021 ces/position-statementsPrinciples of cleaningand disinfection ofinstruments/reusablegoodsAdditional ReadingsAlexander’s: Chapter 4, p. 74; Chapter 8, pp. 210211AAMI. https://www.aami.org/APIC. https://apic.org/Principles of packagingand sterilizing ofinstruments and reusablegoodsSpaulding Classification3: Select appropriatemethods fortransporting andstorage of single-useitemsPrinciples of transportingand storage ofinstruments, reusablegoods, and single-usesuppliesAORN Guidelines: Patient skin antisepsis, p. 610-611Alexander’s: Chapter 8, p. 211-21215
4: Maintainappropriatedocumentation forsterilization anddisinfectionDocumentationSee primary readingsAORN Guidelines: Flexible Endoscopes: p.235 HLD: pp. 311-312 Sterilization: pp. 1006-10075: Ensure properhandling anddisposition ofhazardous materialsChemo drugs, hazardous AORN Guidelines:materials, radioactive Environment of Care, pp. 134-139materials Instrument Cleaning, pp. 424-430 Radiation Safety, p. 742Alexander’s: Chapter 3, pp. 45-46B&K: Chapter 7, pp. 110-111; Chapter 13, pp.220- 2226: Ensure properhandling anddisposition ofbiohazard materialsBiohazard materials,blood, Creutzfeldt-JacobDisease, microbiology,and infection controlAORN Guidelines: Environmental Cleaning, pp. 156-158;162-164B&K: Chapter 13, pp. 225-226; Chapter 14, pp.2447: Utilize appropriatePersonal ProtectiveEquipment (PPE)Standard precautions,transmission-basedprecautions8: Adhere toappropriateprocedures forsterilization,biological monitoring,and chemicalmonitoring9: Monitorenvironmentalconditions ofsterilization andstorage areasDocumentationrequirements forsterilization, biologicaland chemical monitoringEnvironmental conditionsof sterilization andstorage areasOSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard1910.1030. Retrieved Jan. 24, 2021 dardnumber/1910/1910.1030AORN Guidelines: Sharps Safety, pp. 887-889 Surgical Attire Transmission-Based PrecautionsAlexander’s: Chapter 4, pp. 66,88-89B&K: Chapter 15, pp. 257-258; Chapter 16Drain’s: Chapter 5, pp. 48; 51-52See primary readingsSee primary readingsAORN Position Statement: Joint Interim Guidance: HVAC in theOperating Room and Sterile ProcessingDepartment16
Relative Humidity Levels in the OperatingRoomRetrieved Jan. 24, 2021 ces/position-statements10: Track materialsand instrumentsbrought in fromoutside the facilityRegulatory requirementsfor tracking of materialsand instruments broughtin from outside facilityAORN Guidelines: Sterilization11: Adhere toguidelines regardingproper surgical attirebased on restricted,semi-restricted, andnon-restricted zones12: Adhere to properhand hygieneSurgical attire based onsurgical/perioperativezonesAlexander’s: Chapter 4, pp. 86-87B&K: Chapter 10, p.171Hand hygieneAORN Guidelines: Hand hygieneAlexander’s: Chapter 4, p. 66; pp. 89-92B&K: Chapter 16, pp. 276-278Drain’s: Chapter 5, pp. 47-48AORN Position Statement:Role of the Health Care Representative inPerioperative SettingsRetrieved Jan. 24, 2021 ces/position-statementsSubject Area 6: Emergency Situations 10%Primary Chapter Readings:Alexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Chapter 28, Trauma SurgeryBerry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Chapter 13, Potential sources of injury to the caregiverand the patient; Chapter 31, Potential Perioperative ComplicationsDrain’s: Chapters 54, 57Topic1: Identify emergency situations2: Perform nursinginterventions for malignanthyperthermia (MH)Key WordsInterventions, pathophysiologyAdditional ReadingsSee Primary ReadingsAlexander’s: Chapter 5, pp.138-139; Chapter 26, p. 100817
B&K: Chapter 31, pp. 628631Drain’s: Chapter 1, pp. 6-7;Chapter 49, pp. 729-730;Chapter 53, pp. 766-772MHAUS website:https://www.mhaus.org/Retrieved Jan. 24, 20213: Perform nursinginterventions for anaphylaxisAntibiotic, blood, immuneresponse, interventions, latexAlexander’s: Chapter 3, pp.48-49; Chapter 4, p. 95B&K: Chapter 13, p. 227;Chapter 14, p. 2464: Perform nursinginterventions for cardiac arrestInterventions, pathophysiology5: Perform nursinginterventions for traumaInterventions, pathophysiologyDrain’s: Chapter 18, pp. 238240; Chapter 29, pp. 413416; 54, pp. 787-788AORN Guidelines: Minimally InvasiveSurgery, pp. 524-526 Positioning, p. 695 Transmission-BasedPrecautions, p. 1101B&K: Chapter 31, pp. 610-616Drain’s: Chapter 57Alexander’s: Chapter 26, pp.1051-1053; Chapter 28B&K: Chapter 3, p. 51;Chapter 6, pp. 79- 80;Chapter 7, pp. 112-117;Chapter 8, p. 119; Section12, Surgical Specialtiescontains a section on traumafor each specialty6: Perform nursinginterventions for hemorrhageInterventions, pathophysiologyDrain’s: Chapter 54Alexander’s: Chapter 21, p.766; Chapter 25, p. 958;Chapter 28, pp. 1097-1105;Chapter 29, p. 1142B&K: Chapter 31, pp. 619-18
7: Perform nursinginterventions for localanesthetic systemic toxicity(LAST)Interventions, pathophysiology8: Function as a member of theinterdisciplinary teamRoles of the interdisciplinaryteam members627Drain’s: Chapter 29, p. 413AORN Guidelines: Local Anesthesia, pp.451-456Alexander’s: Chapter 5, p.131B&K: Chapter 24, pp. 451452Drain’s: Chapter 24, pp. 325327AORN Guidelines:Team CommunicationAlexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 21,22, 24B&K: Chapter 6; Chapter 25Drain’s: Chapter 3. pp. 23-349: Safeguard patients andmembers of the healthcareteam from environmentalhazards and during disasters(e.g., fire, toxic fumes, naturaldisasters, terrorism)Environmental hazards, fire,toxic fumes, naturaldisasters, terrorismAORN Guidelines: Electrosurgical Safety, pp.88-90 Environment of Care Environmental Cleaning, pp.149-150 Surgical Smoke SafetyAlexander’s: Chapter 2, pp. 2829; Chapter 4, pp. 67-69;Chapter 8, pp. 235-236;Chapter 19, p. 630B&K: Chapter 2, p. 19Chapter6, pp.85- 86; Chapter 13, pp.221-226; Chapter 14, pp. 249250; Chapter 20, p. 360Drain’s: Chapter 5619
Subject Area 7: Professional Accountabilities 6%General Chapter Readings:AORN. (2018). Perioperative explications for ANA Code of Ethics. Found at www.aorn.org, Clinicalresources, Code of Ethics (member only)Alexander’s Care of the Patient in Surgery: Chapters 1,2Berry and Kohn’s Operating Room Technique: Chapters 2, 3, 4, 6Drain’s: Chapter 8Topic1: Functionwithin scope ofpracticeKey WordsScope ofpracticeAdditional ReadingsAORN. (2018). Perioperative explications for ANA Code ofEthics. Found at www.aorn.org, Clinical Resources, Code ofEthics (Member only).ANA. Scope of practice. Retrieved Jan. 26, 2021 cope-of-practice/B&K: Chapter 2, pp. 25,322: Seekassistance forrecognizedpersonallimitations3: Reportimpaired/disruptivebehavior ininterdisciplinaryhealthcare teamAccountabilityDrain’s: Chapter 2, pp. 10-11B&K: Chapter 1, pp. 10-12; Chapter 2, pp. 16, 25Drain’s: Chapter 4Responsibilities family,interdisciplinary healthcareteammembers).AORN Guidelines: Team Communication, pp. 1069-1073AORN Position Statements: Healthy Perioperative Practice Environment Criminalization of Human Errors in the PerioperativeSettingAORN Endorsed Document: ANA Position Statement onIncivility, Bullying, and Workplace ViolenceRetrieved Jan. 26, 2021 rces/positionstatementsANA. (2015). Position statement: Incivility, bullying, andworkplace violence. Retrieved Jan. 26, 2021 fromhttps://www.nursingworld.org/ ana-position-statement.pdfAlexander’s: Chapter 3, pp. 51-52.20
4: Upholdethical andprofessionalstandardsPatient rights,regulatorystandards(e.g., AORNGuidelines,State NursePractice Act)B&K: Chapter 1, pp. 11-12; Chapter 6, pp. 89-90ANA. (2015). Code of ethics for nurses with interpretivestatements. Silver Spring, MD: Author.AORN. (2018). Perioperative explications for ANA Code ofEthics. Found at www.aorn.org, Clinical Resources, Code ofEthics (Member only).B&K: Chapter 2, pp. 16-20; Chapter 3, pp. 48-51National Council of State Board of Nursing. Find
Alexander’s: Chapter 4, pp. 54-70 B&K: Chapters 10, 12; Chapter 15, pp. 250, 254-256 8: Maintain a sterile field using aseptic technique Aseptic technique, infection control AORN Guidelines for: Surgical Attire Hand Hygiene Sterile Technique Alexander’s: Chapter 4, pp. 85-98 B&K: Chapter 2, p.22; Chapters 15, 16 9: Utilize
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The school quality measurement method used in this study is the Malcolm Baldrige Education Criteria for Performance Excellence (MBECfPE), which is one part of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award / MBNQA assessment criteria. Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award / MBNQA is a formal quality management system that applies in the United States. MBNQA was first created by U.S. Congress .
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Blueprint One. This second blueprint brings those ambitions to life and details the tangible solutions that we will deliver for the market, as we aim to become the world’s most advanced insurance marketplace. A lot has changed since the publication of Blueprint One. The world is now a very different place and, despite great adversity, the market has responded well and has proven its .
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business solely in his or her own name then that person is known as the sole proprietor of that business. Legally that person is wholly liable for all aspects of that business and all its obligations. Thus the person will need a WT Act Licence in their name to operate a radio system which states the applicant/ licensee’s name. If the person holds a trading name, then this may also be stated .
Business Architecture. o Descriptions of an Organization (Business model, MSGs, operating model). o Business processes & workflows. o Stakeholders and their roles and relationships. o Business rules (what the actors must do in a BP) o A lot about Process Change o Process Reengineering & Process Change, o Quality Movement o BPMN, UML Use Case Models . Lecture 4: Business Process Redesign .
