 | Surgical Technology Skills and Procedures, Program Three, Scrubbing, Gowning and Gloving First Edition
Author: Delmar, Cengage Learning
ISBN #: 1401891470
©2006 Publish Date: 12/09/2005
Binding: NB
Publisher: Cengage Learning Price: $808.95 |
Description: This dynamic DVD series takes an approach that lends itself to interactivity in the classroom as learners are asked to participate in the presentation by using critical thinking to determine what things they observed were performed "incorrectly." Clear, easy to follow demonstrations of each of the skills are included along with helpful tips and insight provided by professionals working in the field. Testimonials, animations, and cutting edge music and graphics will also engage the learners. Product Benefits: - DVD format allows for flexibility in terms of viewing specific procedures without having to rewind or fast forward
- Right Way-Wrong Way approach allows learners to utilize critical thinking skills in order to determine how a procedure may have been performed incorrectly.
- Cutting edge graphics, music and animation will caption students attention
- Practicing Surgical Technologists provide testimonials throughout the series
Table of Contents: I. PURPOSES OF THE SURGICAL SCRUB,
A. CONTROL OF MICROORGANISMS
1. Processes used to remove microbes from the skin, a. Mechanical, b. Chemical, 2. Methods for performing, a. Numbered brush stroke method, b. Timed method, 3. Aseptic principles to follow
B. EQUIPMENT NEEDED TO PERFORM A SURGICAL SCRUB
1. Sinks, 2. Brushes, 3. Agents for antisepsis
C. LENGTH OF SCRUB
1. Different policies
D. ASEPTIC PRINCIPLES TO FOLLOW WHEN DRYING HANDS
E. PURPOSES OF GOWNING AND GLOVING
F. METHODS OF GOWNING AND GLOVING
1. Self-gowning closed technique, 2. Self-gowning open technique, 3. Gowning and gloving another individual
G. CHARACTERISTICS OF GOWNS
1. Sterile Areas of the gown
H. CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOVES
I. ASEPTIC PRINCIPLES CONCERNING GOWNING AND GLOVING
1. Inspection of packaging, 2. Opening packaging, 3. Gowning techniques, 4. Gloving techniques
J. REVIEW
K. TEST ONE
1. Identification of wrong techniques
L. TEST TWO |
