Intravenous induction for general anesthesia is the method of choice for most patients because a. the patient is not intubated. b. the agents are nonexplosive. c. induction is rapid and pleasant. d....

Intravenous induction for general anesthesia is the method of choice for most patients because

a. the patient is not intubated.

b. the agents are nonexplosive.

c. induction is rapid and pleasant.

d. emergence is longer but with fewer complications.

When scrubbing at the scrub sink, the nurse should

a. scrub from elbows to hands.

b. scrub without mechanical friction.

c. scrub for a minimum of 10 minutes.

d. hold the hands higher than the elbows.