Across
- 4. Type of surgery performed to prevent disease or complications before they occur
- 6. Type of anesthesia that produces a reversible loss of sensation in a specific body region
- 8. Technique that maintains sterility in the surgical field
- 12. Area of the OR where masks are required
- 14. Surgery classification requiring immediate attention to preserve life or function
- 15. requiring careful monitoring of airway and vital signs during anesthesia
- 18. Verification process performed in the OR to ensure correct patient, site, and procedure
- 19. Type of surgery performed to improve appearance
- 20. Nurse responsible for holistic preparation of patient before surgery, addressing physical and
- 21. Surgery performed to determine the cause or extent of a condition
- 22. Legal document confirming patient awareness of risks, benefits, and alternatives
Down
- 1. The Joint Commission’s safety requirement to confirm correct patient and site
- 2. Staff who prepares sterile instruments and maintains the sterile field
- 3. Serious reaction to certain anesthetics leading to hyperthermia and muscle rigidity
- 5. Voluntary agreement by a patient to undergo a procedure after full disclosure
- 7. area requiring authorized staff in surgical attire but no mask
- 9. needs
- 10. Main priority before surgery — complete checklist to ensure patient is prepared
- 11. Key safety concern involving cold stress during surgery
- 13. Form of anesthesia using IV or inhaled agents with loss of consciousness
- 16. responsible for monitoring patient safety, documentation, and coordination in the operating room
- 17. Classification of surgery that is by choice, planned and scheduled in advance
