U.S. Army Correspondence Course Instruction - Scrub, Gown, and Glove Procedures - Cleansing Agents, Surgical Scrub, Surgical Glove Technique, Gowning and Gloving Another Team Member
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- ISBN978-1-005-11293-6
- EAN9781005112936
- Date de parution21/04/2021
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- ÉditeurC. C. Chamberlane
Résumé
Professionally converted for accurate flowing-text e-book format reproduction, this is a reproduction of a U. S. Army Correspondence Course Instruction: U. S. Army Correspondence Course Instruction - Scrub, Gown, and Glove Procedures. Before you can begin to perform the duties of a scrub technician, you must perform the surgical scrub and don a sterile gown and gloves. At certain points in the procedure of donning a gown, you and the other "sterile" team members should be assisted by the operating room specialist assigned to circulate or the circulating RN.
Whenever you are assigned to scrub for more than one case, you must remove your gown and gloves using special techniques devised to keep you from touching the contaminated side of the gown and gloves. Study of material in this text will acquaint you with appropriate techniques and procedures for the performance of these tasks. This text is directed primarily to the operating room specialist assigned to scrub, but it also includes instruction concerning the important tasks to be performed by the specialist assigned as the assistant circulator.
Because assignments to scrub or to circulate for surgery are made on a rotating basis, you (the operating room specialist) should study all of the text material carefully. This subcourse consists of one lesson and an examination. The lesson is: Lesson 1. Scrub, Gown, and Glove Procedures.
Whenever you are assigned to scrub for more than one case, you must remove your gown and gloves using special techniques devised to keep you from touching the contaminated side of the gown and gloves. Study of material in this text will acquaint you with appropriate techniques and procedures for the performance of these tasks. This text is directed primarily to the operating room specialist assigned to scrub, but it also includes instruction concerning the important tasks to be performed by the specialist assigned as the assistant circulator.
Because assignments to scrub or to circulate for surgery are made on a rotating basis, you (the operating room specialist) should study all of the text material carefully. This subcourse consists of one lesson and an examination. The lesson is: Lesson 1. Scrub, Gown, and Glove Procedures.
Professionally converted for accurate flowing-text e-book format reproduction, this is a reproduction of a U. S. Army Correspondence Course Instruction: U. S. Army Correspondence Course Instruction - Scrub, Gown, and Glove Procedures. Before you can begin to perform the duties of a scrub technician, you must perform the surgical scrub and don a sterile gown and gloves. At certain points in the procedure of donning a gown, you and the other "sterile" team members should be assisted by the operating room specialist assigned to circulate or the circulating RN.
Whenever you are assigned to scrub for more than one case, you must remove your gown and gloves using special techniques devised to keep you from touching the contaminated side of the gown and gloves. Study of material in this text will acquaint you with appropriate techniques and procedures for the performance of these tasks. This text is directed primarily to the operating room specialist assigned to scrub, but it also includes instruction concerning the important tasks to be performed by the specialist assigned as the assistant circulator.
Because assignments to scrub or to circulate for surgery are made on a rotating basis, you (the operating room specialist) should study all of the text material carefully. This subcourse consists of one lesson and an examination. The lesson is: Lesson 1. Scrub, Gown, and Glove Procedures.
Whenever you are assigned to scrub for more than one case, you must remove your gown and gloves using special techniques devised to keep you from touching the contaminated side of the gown and gloves. Study of material in this text will acquaint you with appropriate techniques and procedures for the performance of these tasks. This text is directed primarily to the operating room specialist assigned to scrub, but it also includes instruction concerning the important tasks to be performed by the specialist assigned as the assistant circulator.
Because assignments to scrub or to circulate for surgery are made on a rotating basis, you (the operating room specialist) should study all of the text material carefully. This subcourse consists of one lesson and an examination. The lesson is: Lesson 1. Scrub, Gown, and Glove Procedures.
