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Preop Palooza: ERAS Quiz

Test your knowledge on Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols! This quiz covers essential concepts, best practices, and guidelines that improve surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Whether you're a healthcare professional or simply interested in surgical care, this interactive quiz will help you understand:

Key principles of ERAS
Preoperative preparation and nutrition
Postoperative recovery strategies

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by HealingHands24

ERAS helps with (check all that apply)

Shorter length of stay

Less need for analgesia/narcotics

Faster return of bowel function

Increased patient satisfaction

Principles of ERAS include (check all that apply)

Maintaining euvolemia

Maintaining normothermia

Early ambulation

VTE ppx

According to ERAS, a patient can have a "light meal" up to when prior to surgery?

2 hours

4 hours

6 hours

8 hours

According to ERAS, a patient can drink clear liquids up to when prior to surgery?

30 minutes

1 hour

2 hours

4 hours

ERAS pre-op analgesia consists of

Celecoxib

Gabapentin

Tylenol

All of the above

Patients at high risk for post-op N/V could benefit from use of:

High volume IVF

Remaining NPO post-op

Avoidance of anti-emetics pre-op

Scopolamine patch pre-op

Which score is helpful to determine whether a patient should receive a dose of pre-op heparin?

Caprini Score

Prescott Score

Wells Score

VTE STOP Score

Pre-op antibiotics should be given ~___ minutes prior to skin incision

30 min

60 min

90 min

120 min

At what blood loss volume should you redose antibiotics?

500 cc

1 L

1.5 L

1.75 L

Surgerical stress induces a catabolic state that interferes with healing

True

False

What number of daily drinks increases the risk of surgical complications (bleeding, arrythmias, wound complications, ICU admissions, etc.)?

1-2

2-3

3-4

4-5

Class III obesity refers to a BMI > ?

The obesity paradox refers to the low rate of complications seen in overweight and moderately obese individuals

True

False

You should routinely screen people for diabetes prior to surgery

True

False

Anesthesia consults for obese patients are an important consideration due to complications that can occur from: (select all that apply)

OSA

CAD

Difficulty intubating

HTN

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