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ICP License: HU B2-20040419 Time is like a shuttle, in the blink of an eye, I ended the busy and challenging internship life in the emergency room, rotating to the next department --- operating room. --The operating room. This is a completely different place from the wards and the emergency room, even the clothes have changed a style, took off the white nurse's uniform and put on the blue surgical coat, the white dovetailed cap was replaced by the blue round cap. In the ward, to be busy in the replacement of patient rehydration solution, to do basic nursing care for patients; in the emergency room, need to observe the patient's vital signs at any time, etc.. And in the operating room, it is necessary to start from recognizing surgical instruments. Hospital operating room *** there are 26 rooms, each room layout and basic equipment are the same, such as monitoring equipment, operating table placement, etc.. However, according to the characteristics of the department, each room also has its own characteristics, so the 26 operating rooms will be assigned into multiple units, and the use of each unit is relatively fixed. As an intern, I had to enter the operating room every morning from the medical staff corridor. There are three corridors in the operating room***: the medical staff corridor, the patient corridor and the sterile equipment corridor. The three passages lead to different places: the medical staff passage leads directly to the dressing room; the patient passage leads directly to the operating room, and the sterile equipment passage is a special passage for the transportation of surgical instruments. If you go through the wrong door, you will not be able to enter the operating room. The operating room is a relatively sterile place. When you enter the door of the operating room, you have to start changing your slippers, and you are not allowed to wear your outside shoes into the operating room. In addition to changing into operating room clothing and hats, blue disposable round hats wrap all of your hair so that you not only protect yourself but also do not contaminate the patient. When I arrive at the operating room in the morning, the patient may have already been taken from the ward to the operating room, and all I have to do is to check the patient. I have to check the patient's bed number, name and sex against the first page of the pathology card. I have to check the name of the operation against the doctor's order, which includes the site of the operation, items and medicines to be used during the operation, etc. The most important thing to check with the patient is to ask for the bed number and name of the patient, and to check the identification tag worn by the patient on his/her hand, which will have the patient's basic information written on it: name, bed number and hospitalization number. If these are mistaken, it is a big medical error, so the checking system is very strict. In the operating room, nurses are divided into two categories. One is the "traveling nurse" and the other is the "hand-washing nurse" (commonly known as the "stage nurse"). During the internship phase, we may be assigned to go to the operating table under the guidance of the instructor to be a "hand-washing nurse" and to pass medical equipment to the doctor during the operation. Therefore, recognizing medical equipment is one of the most basic and critical nursing operations. There are countless medical instruments, but the basic ones are limited to 20 types. Each pair of forceps has its own name according to its "look" and size. For example, a pair of vascular forceps is called "Kailai" for a large one, "Kailai" for a small one, and "Kailai" for a long one. For example, a pair of vascular forceps is called "Kailai" for large, "Kailai" for small, and "Kailai" for long. Instruments are also named according to their purpose. For example, "needle forceps" are used to hold and thread needles, while "towel forceps" are used to hold surgical towels. The placement of surgical instruments is also very delicate, it has a fixed position, fixed order, which is set according to the steps in the surgical process. Therefore, the identification and placement of surgical instruments is the key to cooperating with the doctor's surgery.
Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, I ended my busy and challenging internship in the emergency room and rotated to the next department - the operating room. This is a completely different place from the wards and the emergency room, even the clothes have changed a style, took off the white nurse's uniform, put on a blue surgical gown, white dovetail cap was replaced by a blue round cap. In the ward, to be busy in the replacement of patient rehydration solution, to do basic nursing care for patients; in the emergency room, need to observe the patient's vital signs at any time, etc.. And in the operating room, it is necessary to start from recognizing surgical instruments. Hospital operating room *** there are 26 rooms, each room layout and basic equipment are the same, such as monitoring equipment, operating table placement, etc.. However, depending on the characteristics of the department, each room also has its own characteristics, so the 26 operating rooms are assigned into multiple units, and the use of each unit is relatively fixed. As an intern, I had to enter the operating room every morning from the medical staff corridor. There are three corridors in the operating room***: the medical staff corridor, the patient corridor and the sterile equipment corridor. The three passages lead to different places: the medical staff passage leads directly to the dressing room; the patient passage leads directly to the operating room, and the sterile equipment passage is a special passage for the transportation of surgical instruments. If you go through the wrong door, you will not be able to enter the operating room. The operating room is a relatively sterile place. When you enter the door of the operating room, you have to start changing your slippers, and you are not allowed to wear your outside shoes into the operating room. In addition to changing into operating room clothing and hats, blue disposable round hats wrap all of your hair so that you not only protect yourself but also do not contaminate the patient. When I arrive at the operating room in the morning, the patient may have already been taken from the ward to the operating room, and all I have to do is to check the patient. I have to check the patient's bed number, name and sex against the first page of the pathology card. I have to check the name of the operation against the doctor's orders, which include the site of the operation, the items and medicines to be used during the operation, etc. The most important thing to check with the patient is to ask for the bed number and name of the patient, and to check the identification tag worn by the patient on his/her hand, which will have the patient's basic information written on it: name, bed number and hospitalization number. If these are mistaken, it is a big medical error, so the checking system is very strict. In the operating room, nurses are divided into two categories. One is the "traveling nurse" and the other is the "hand-washing nurse" (commonly known as the "stage nurse"). During the internship phase, we may be assigned to go to the operating table under the guidance of the instructor to be a "hand-washing nurse" and to pass medical equipment to the doctor during the operation. Therefore, recognizing medical equipment is one of the most basic and critical nursing operations. There are countless medical instruments, but the basic ones are limited to 20 types. Each pair of forceps has its own name according to its "look" and size. For example, a pair of vascular forceps is called "Kailai" for a large one, "Kailai" for a small one, and "Kailai" for a long one. For example, a pair of vascular forceps is called "Kailai" for large, "Kailai" for small, and "Kailai" for long. Instruments are also named according to their purpose. For example, "needle forceps" are used to hold and thread needles, while "towel forceps" are used to hold surgical towels. The placement of surgical instruments is also very delicate, it has a fixed position, fixed order, which is set according to the steps in the surgical process. Therefore, the identification and placement of surgical instruments is the key to cooperating with the doctor's surgery.