SIM SUTURE - 6. The Vertical Mattress Suture

Advanced Suture techniques are covered in this lesson.
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The Sim*Suture Module will help the learner practice skills of simple interrupted and running suture, instrument tying, vertical mattress sutures, and running subcuticular sutures. As with all our modules, practice outside the simulation lab is encouraged with the availability of all necessary supplies: suture pad (with printed lines to guide placement of sutures), surgical instruments, and suture material. The exercise book provides the opportunity for the learner to practice in any convenient locale. Enough suture material is provided to place over 250 single needle passes. The time required for this module is about 4-6 hours. Curriculum offers opportunity for formal objective skills assessment (OSATS) when the module is completed.

[@BaldwinBay]

Very interesting training video. Artist at work, do not disturb.

[@priyaelizabeth9224]

Thanku so much....I saw this and it really helped me....I put a mattress for one patient and it looks awesome...

[@shawonkhan98]

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[@therealscrubbedout]

Well made video!

[@rumeysaeed1]

Thanks a lott!!!

[@jameswan3820]

very nice

[@simpl6775]

good!!

[@mwa_911]

Thank you, sir.

[@aircavmedic]

Well explained, RN-OR.

[@saffatayyaba8465]

Nice

[@Dextro0451]

That's a lot of knots... more than I've been shown before. Is that usual?

[@siaotak4657]

Finn Gilroy yes

[@marcuspersson7110]

@@siaotak4657 no 3 is fine

[@Drosamaiqbal]

Sharp handling with hands, please correct

[@ahmedmahmoud9369]

Atlas never bleed

[@Heresheis0818]

More words from people #more cold bodies to the Earth #Welcome Home #Ashes

[@elshloweala4498]

Good vedio

[@MrVickydoc]

i can pay 100000 usd for this procedure

[@updownlock7524]

OH! super modified knots .

[@felipeyandarpantoja3425]

you must not use your hands to grab the needle it is not the correct tecnique...

[@rakhibasu18]

my hands always come spontaneously to grab d needle :(

[@drusamaali689]

Same here😂😂

[@11ccom]

Be like water my friend (Bruce Lee)..

[@surojitsarkar5916]

Open

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[@updownlock7524]

test

[@MrEiman1207]

same here, i thought its just me lol

[@wayanlosin738]

Mo

[@lukelara7314]

Does anyone else hear toe words yourself

[@siaotak4657]

Luke Lara OMG STFU

[@rambharosilal8419]

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[@Leobullet1]

Ok, Vivek!
I'll do it for you if you want to pay me US$100,000.00!
Now wait a minute. I can hear my dear departed Momma's voice telling me, "If it seems to good too be true, chances are that's because it is too good to be true!"
I wonder what she means?
Hmmmmmmmmm ........

[@kevingiovanno1177]

First rule: You dont touch the needle with your hand!

[@aliaslan1616]

As far as I see surgeons touch needle because they wear sterile gloves

[@user-xk9gg7vi7e]

Yes! We want to prevent needle stick injuries!

[@cademoore4992]

Surgeons do anyway

[@Drosamaiqbal]

Not a good way to teaching intrument handling 😕

[@jgp2]

Practice 10x... He needs to practice more, even when he was tying off the knot, the wound wasn't closed. Grabbing the needle with fingertips didn't seem right also. I like the instructional video, but don't be sloppy in technique... it's counterproductive.

[@siaotak4657]

jgp2 The person who was doing it was not him, but a medical student. It is a skin imitation, so it is not as stretchy as skin. Shut up if you can't proccess simple information

[@siaotak4657]

jgp2 And he needed to rearange the needle. The forceps can not hold the needle well. And the gloves are sterile. Shut up.

[@yvesmeyer26]

I’m here to check the views, who else?