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Clinical Assessment | Scrub Nurse

Clinical Assessment | Scrub Nurse

Please note you must provide all names on your passport.

Tell us about yourself and your previous work history:

If yes, please provide details of the agency and deployment area.

Have you ever been suspended from work by any employer, ever received any cautions or convictions on your DBS check or have any current medical conditions that affect your work?

Questions:

1) How do you prepare your operating room?

2) How do you maintain a sterile field?

3) When do you proceed to your surgical counts?

4) What happen if any point during an invasive procedure the surgical count is incorrect?

5) What do Theatre registers document?

6) What are the main duties and checks of a scrub nurse in the beginning of your shift?

7) What does the Patient handover from scrub practitioner to recovery practitioner include?

8) What solutions are used for intraoperative skin preparation?

9) Why use an incise drape?

10) How is estimated blood loss measured?

11) How is estimated blood loss measured?

Drug Calculations:

1) 50mg of Atenolol is prescribed for your patient. You have 25mg tablets available, how many tablets do you need to give?

2) 7mg of warfarin is prescribed for your patient. You have 1mg, 3mg and 5mg tablets available. How many of each would you give?

3) 1000ml NaCl is prescribed over 8 hours, what is the rate mls/hr?

4) 50mg of Baclofen is prescribed. The stock dose is 25mg / 10ml. How many ml are required?

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