I usually count my swabs and packs in a group of 5, but never lay them separately. also I think it should be the scrubbed nurse/ODP/TAP who initiates the count. they're in charge of their table
It's very informative and interesting, how the Canadian technique is! How Juliane Annussek said, here in Germany this approach would be problematic. Nevertheless, thanks for the interesting insight.
I´m really amazed how your are counting. How much time do you have for preperation? And thats only one tray, how do you count during the surgery? Or mulitple instrument trays? For us in Germany it is a big problem.
Good luck with this... imagine emergency subdural hematoma or and ppl are throwing raytecs and cottonoids left and right, 10 raytecs try 80, ive been in a room with 200 cottonoids, 70 sutures tiny little 6-0 you dont have time to go slow
Good. Were you surgical count sheets taken out of the set prior to sterilization as directed by the AORN? If no, you might want to start using the Alma Sac count sheet holders.
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So from what I gather is that counting in isn't done like this everywhere. How do they do it for real? Count by higher numbers? 2-4-6 etc? Has anyone ever seen a bad count and what happens to the nurse?
LikeTheTruck, we counted one by one, not in multiples. If there is a discrepancy at the end, you have Radiology come in and do a portable xray. Then the radiologist and surgeon look at the film. If the film is clear, then we can precede on.
Ideally, the Poole suction should have been checked for bio-burden first and then it should have been securely positioned (on the Mayo stand) because it appeared to be in a position where it could have easily drifted beyond the stand's border if someone/something had bumped into it- otherwise, good work!
Hi, sorry just some silly questions... 1. what is the difference between adult nursing vs surgical nursing also known as perioperative nursing? 2. Is it wiser to first acquire a BSc in adult nursing then switch into perioperative care? 3. Can I also go straight into BSc perioperative nursing? 4. Is there any difference in pay between adult nurses vs surgical nurses? Thanks in advance for answering my questions.
I would always suggest that every nurse work on a med/surg floor for at least one year after graduation. You need that base and then transfer to another specialty field. When I moved to the OR, they started me out scrubbing. That way I learned sterile technique, the instruments and the surgeries. RNs scrubbed a lot where I worked. I became a charge nurse, so I had a little bump in pay. We did not get a specialty pay for being in the OR and I brought that up frequently. You can't pull a nurse from another floor to help fill in. Some hospitals do give the OR staff the specialty pay.
A lot of discrepancies to the way the count is performed in the US also. I feel like this should all be standardized, and makes me wonder why it isn't. Actually, now that I think of it; I wouldn't be surprised if counts differ between individual states also.
It is an education video that is detailing what is their practice. CREATE your safe practice. At the end the count is what matters. At the end the day the Circulating Nurse can sleep soundly at night there was a safe count
Very interesting explanation, very careful and perfect preparation for the operation
I usually count my swabs and packs in a group of 5, but never lay them separately. also I think it should be the scrubbed nurse/ODP/TAP who initiates the count. they're in charge of their table
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Thanks for this very informative video. This will guide me and equipped me more knowledge in my everyday job in OT. Godbless you!
It's very informative and interesting, how the Canadian technique is! How Juliane Annussek said, here in Germany this approach would be problematic. Nevertheless, thanks for the interesting insight.
Informative.
I´m really amazed how your are counting. How much time do you have for preperation? And thats only one tray, how do you count during the surgery? Or mulitple instrument trays?
For us in Germany it is a big problem.
And the patient died of old age while waiting.
Careful observation and research would have allowed you to realize that all this is done before the patient enters the OR.
Jackie Aprel we do multiple counts throughout surgery as well. The nurses I work with will lite you up if you count too slow.
This is literally a teaching video
Good luck with this... imagine emergency subdural hematoma or and ppl are throwing raytecs and cottonoids left and right, 10 raytecs try 80, ive been in a room with 200 cottonoids, 70 sutures tiny little 6-0 you dont have time to go slow
very useful thank you
Very useful.
Good. Were you surgical count sheets taken out of the set prior to sterilization as directed by the AORN? If no, you might want to start using the Alma Sac count sheet holders.
Thank you :)
can anyone tell me if the terms and names for surgical instruments are the same universally or do they differ from country to country
Excelent video
I could be mistaken but the sponge sticks shape more like Randall Stones to me.
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Were they the circulating and scrub doing this?
where can I find more surgical videos like this directed towards Canadian/ORNAC standards ?
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We are reliable Gold supplier worldwide on alibaba.com since 3 years with over 15 years of overall experience.
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So from what I gather is that counting in isn't done like this everywhere. How do they do it for real? Count by higher numbers? 2-4-6 etc? Has anyone ever seen a bad count and what happens to the nurse?
LikeTheTruck, we counted one by one, not in multiples. If there is a discrepancy at the end, you have Radiology come in and do a portable xray. Then the radiologist and surgeon look at the film. If the film is clear, then we can precede on.
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Ideally, the Poole suction should have been checked for bio-burden first and then it should have been securely positioned (on the Mayo stand) because it appeared to be in a position where it could have easily drifted beyond the stand's border if someone/something had bumped into it- otherwise, good work!
Watching this at 3am wth
So am I lol
Hi,
sorry just some silly questions... 1. what is the difference between adult nursing vs surgical nursing also known as perioperative nursing? 2. Is it wiser to first acquire a BSc in adult nursing then switch into perioperative care? 3. Can I also go straight into BSc perioperative nursing? 4. Is there any difference in pay between adult nurses vs surgical nurses? Thanks in advance for answering my questions.
In the UK it is referred to as Operating Department Practice, we are called Operading Department Practitioners rather than a Perioperative Nurse.
I would always suggest that every nurse work on a med/surg floor for at least one year after graduation. You need that base and then transfer to another specialty field. When I moved to the OR, they started me out scrubbing. That way I learned sterile technique, the instruments and the surgeries. RNs scrubbed a lot where I worked. I became a charge nurse, so I had a little bump in pay. We did not get a specialty pay for being in the OR and I brought that up frequently. You can't pull a nurse from another floor to help fill in. Some hospitals do give the OR staff the specialty pay.
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A lot of discrepancies to the way the count is performed in the US also. I feel like this should all be standardized, and makes me wonder why it isn't. Actually, now that I think of it; I wouldn't be surprised if counts differ between individual states also.
This is really slow....noone does this. anywhere. ever
Also why didnt she say the names of the actual instruments. also the balfour cannot be together like that foo
Ryan Guldbrandsen fyi this is a Learning video
It is an education video that is detailing what is their practice. CREATE your safe practice. At the end the count is what matters. At the end the day the Circulating Nurse can sleep soundly at night there was a safe count