The Procedure for Cataract Extraction with Implantation of an Intraocular

question 24

Multiple Choice

The procedure for cataract extraction with implantation of an intraocular lens (IOL) exposes the patient to risks of infection of the anterior chamber and corruption of the implanted device.Appropriate measures for the circulating nurse and scrub person include managing patient safety needs.Efforts are directed at preventing foreign substances from being introduced intraocularly.Select all of the nursing actions that may ensure this outcome.

• A)The sterile field should be created with lint-free drapes.
• B)Powder-free gloves should be worn.
• C)Instruments should be cleaned with gauze sponges.
• D)Gloved hands should not touch the intraocular tip of the instrument.
• E)Instruments should be soaked in sterile water when not in use.f.The procedure room should be warm,quiet,and peaceful.

Recognize the customized nature of the vision creation process for effective organizational leadership.

Identify the components and significance of tactical planning within a visionary framework.

Discern leadership behaviors that enhance execution and organizational performance.

Delineate the relation between leadership success and its essential components such as strategy, vision, and leadership qualities (e.g., stamina).

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