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Using Websites

Updated: Aug 27, 2020


This post is aimed at showing how effective and rich it is to plan using websites. I will be presenting two ESP Lesson Plans. My goal is to give tools to Nurses working in Operating Rooms. Nurses must be ready to act quickly and efficiently and they need to be ready to tackle many tasks before, during and after surgery.


Objectives: Students will be able to carry out many of the tasks necessary during surgery. They will be able to recognize and prepare elements in the operating room in order to anticipate and assist skillfully during an Open Inguinal Hernia Repair Peri procedural and will be able to maintain an aseptic technique throughout the procedure.


Lesson Plan 1- The Operating Room


1-Warmer:


a) Which of these do you consider fundamental duties as an operating room specialist? And why?

  • · Communication with Professional Staff

  • · Understanding the use and meaning of terminology in the operating room.

  • · Following operative procedures

b) What is the difference between


  • ·Antisepsis vs Antiseptics

  • · Contaminated vs Cross Contamination

  • · Detergent vs Disinfectant

  • · Asepsis vs Aseptic Technique.


2) Web – Scrubbing and dressing -Preparation of the operating room


A.- Students will browse through these websites and focus on the Nurses’ duties in the operating room and the procedure to follow in order to avoid contamination before, during and after surgery.








B. Practice some of the techniques used in the operating room to decrease pathogen microorganisms within a surgical procedure by clicking on the picture below.







3) What’s next

Design the steps to follow to write a report on the correct procedure to follow to pass from a non-restricted to a restricted area and the correct techniques used for scrubbing and dressing to avoid contamination.



Lesson Plan 2 – The Surgical Instruments and The Inguinal Repair Surgery technique.

1- Warmer – Restricted and non-restricted areas // Operating Room Facilities

Discuss:

A) Garments in restricted areas and non-restricted areas: use of surgical caps, gowns, surgical masks, and gloves, shoes and shoe covers and discuss the purpose of each of them.

B) Discussion pair work : Number the tasks that a surgical team should perform in order not to break the aseptic technique.


C) Complete the table below with the tasks you mentioned during the discussion according whether they belong to restricted or non-restricted areas.

D) Write under the headings below the obligatory garments for non-restricted and restricted areas.


RESTRICTED AREAS NON-RESTRICTED AREAS







 

2) Web

A- Visit these websites by clicking on the pictures and answer these questions.


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i. How are surgical instruments classified?

ii. What are Cutting & Dissecting instruments for?

iii. What are Grasping & Holding instruments for?

iv. What are Clamping & Occluding instruments for?

v. What are Exposing & Retracting instruments for?

vi. Which are Suturing & Stapling tools?


B- Go to the Sklarcorp.com website and classify the surgical instruments according to their use.


Cutting & Dissecting


 

Grasping & Holding


 

Clumping & Occluding


 

Suture & Stapling


 


C) Go to this link and search for a Hernia Inguinal Repair. Then click on this picture and revise the surgical classification of the surgical tools.




3) What’s next


A) According to the Hospital surgery schedule you are required to prepare the surgery room for an Inguinal Hernia and to fill out an “Operative Sheet” according to local policy.





References


Kapoor, V (2020). Open Inguinal Hernia Repair Periprocedural. Retrieved from https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1534281-periprocedure#b4


American College of Surgeons .Statement on Operating Attire (2016). Retrieved from https://www.facs.org/about-acs/statements/87-surgical-attire

Cancel, M (2017). 4 Major Surgical Instrument Classifications. Sklar. Retrieved from http://research.sklarcorp.com/4-basic-types-of-surgical-instruments

Routine Procedures for an Operation. Lesson 1. Introduction to the Operating Room (2015) Retrieved from https://brooksidepress.org/operations/












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