General Anesthesia is when a nerve block such as a spinal, caudal, epidural, or peripheral block is administered. (Write True or False)

A. List the patient off the unit on the computer. Listing the patient off the unit in the computer is important for tracking, but this is not the most immediate priority when transporting the patient. Verifying the patient's identity is more crucial to prevent errors in patient care.

B. Tell the family how to get to the surgical waiting room. While it is helpful to guide the family to the surgical waiting room, the nurse's primary responsibility when the transport person arrives is to ensure the patient is correctly identified and safely transferred.

C. Assist with the transfer of the patient to the stretcher. Assisting with the transfer is important for patient safety, but the most important step is verifying the patient's identity to ensure the correct procedure is being performed.

D. Verify the patient's ID number with the medical record and transport slip. The most important task when the transport person arrives is to verify the patient's identity to prevent errors. The nurse must confirm the patient’s identity by checking the ID number against the medical record and transport slip before the patient is transferred to avoid any mistakes.

A. Vanilla pudding: Vanilla pudding is not considered a clear liquid. It is a semi-solid food and should be removed from the tray as it does not meet the criteria for a clear liquid diet, which consists of liquids that are transparent and liquid at room temperature.

B. Beef broth: Beef broth is appropriate for a clear liquid diet as it is a transparent liquid and is allowed as part of the diet.

C. Orange gelatin: Orange gelatin is a common item on a clear liquid diet as it is transparent and can melt into a liquid form at room temperature. It is appropriate to leave it on the tray.

D. Cranberry juice: Cranberry juice is allowed on a clear liquid diet. It is a transparent liquid, so it should not be removed.