Introduction to the Operating Room

LESSON 3: Safety in the Operating Room

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LESSON ASSIGNMENT

 

LESSON 3 Safety in the Operating Room

 

LESSON ASSIGNMENT Paragraphs 3-1 through 3-18.

 

LESSON OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, you should be able to:

 

3-1. Select the correct answers to questions concerned with procedures and equipment necessary to guard against explosions, fires, and other hazards in the OR.

 

3-2. Identify your role in the care and handling of

unconscious or sedated patients.

 

3-3. Identify the procedures used for transporting

patients into and out of the OR.

 

SUGGESTION After completing the assignment, complete the

exercises of this lesson. These exercises will help you

to achieve the lesson objectives.

 

 

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