Aseptic Technique and Operating Room Protocols

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hand hygiene

what is the single most important factor in preventing the spread of infection?

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touching blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions and contaminated items

When to wear gloves?

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asepsis

absence of infectious organisms

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avoid infection, minimize or eliminate the patient’s exposure to exogenous organisms

Purpose of asepsis?

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unsterile

Doubtful sterility is considered….

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contaminated

Sterile barrier permeated is considered…

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after visibly soiled and after every glove removal

When to wash hands?

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no

Are glasses enough to be considered protective eye wear for surgery?

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make sure your mask is tied securely with both strings

Before entering the OR suite what must you make sure of?

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outside of surgical suites

control area

patient holding area

What parts are unrestricted for aseptic technique?

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peripheral support areas within the surgical suite

hospital-cleaned scrubs and hair covering required

What parts are semi-restricted for aseptic technique?

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operating rooms

core storage areas

scrub sinks

What parts are restricted for aseptic technique?

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people

What is a major source of bacteria in the surgical suite?

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no

Can personal clothing be shown under scrubs?

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wet or soiled

When should surgical attire be changed?

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sterile suppleis are open

When should masks be worn?

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lab coat, remove mask, hat and shoe cover

When leaving OR what should you wear/remove?

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chest and sleeves, hands to forearms

Sterile gowns are considered sterile in what areas?

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back of gown and below the waist

What areas of the gown are not considered sterile?

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sterile field or waist level

Scrubbed persons should avoid having their hands or any sterile item to fall below the level of the ____ ____ or ______ ______

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top surface

What part of the table is considered sterile?

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scrub nurse

sterile persons touch only sterile items/areas

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circulator

Unsterile persons touch only unsterile items

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face-to-face

sterile person faces sterile area when passing it

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back-to-back

sterile person turns back to a non-sterile person or area when passing

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as close as possible to the scheduled time of use

When should a sterile table be created?

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no

can the skin be sterilized?

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anesthesia, circulating nurse

Which part of the OR team is not in sterile attire?

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tell circulator and change

If you think you contaminated the surgical field what must you do?

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don’t disagree, change

If someone tells you that you did contaminate yourself what do you do?