How Should Instruments Be Handled After the Surgery Is Complete

question 42

Multiple Choice

How should instruments be handled after the surgery is complete?

• A) Place heavier instruments at the bottom of a collection basin.
• B) Keep all instruments locked to prevent accidental injury.
• C) Wait until any blood on the instrument has dried before cleaning.
• D) Use a detergent with a neutral pH that creates a high level of suds.
• E) Both A and D are correct.

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Definitions:

Olfactory Cortex

A region of the brain involved in the processing of smell information received from the olfactory receptors.

Sensory Receptors

Specialized cells or nerve endings that respond to changes in the environment and send signals to the central nervous system.

Nasal Cavity

The large air-filled space behind the nose that filters, warms, and humidifies inhaled air.

Free Nerve Endings

Sensory receptors found throughout the body that detect stimuli related to temperature, pain, and touch, contributing to the sensation of feeling.