Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • OR #

  • Procedure:

  • Surgeon:

  • Assistant:

  • Anesthesiologist

  • Circulating RN

  • Scrub Tech(s):

  • Relief staff:

  • Other:

  • Time out according to policy

  • Abx timing addressed by Surgeon

Surgical Attire (every person)

  • Top is secure or close to the body

  • All hair is covered

  • Mask is worn & secure in the presence of open sterile items & equipment

Sterile Technique

  • Sterile field is prepared close to the time of surgery

  • Sterilized items at transported in covered or enclosed cases/carts

  • Sterile field is maintained throughout procedure, traffic pattern 1 foot perimeter respected

  • Sterile persons do not turn their back to the field or supplies

  • Sterile items are presented to scrubbed person or placed securely in field

  • Liquids are poured once, w/o splashing, and remainder discarded. No recapping

  • Draping is accomplished in sterile manner; hands are cuffed whole presenting drapes to unsterile personnel, anesthesia screen is not dropped prior to placement, drapes are not lifted or moved after placement

  • Items are not flashed. (Only in emergent situations.) closed container is used to transport to sterile field

  • Labeling on sterile field performed

Surgical Hand Scrub

  • Scrub is performed according to manufacturer's directions and aseptic technique

  • Scrubbed personnel do not contaminate themselves while gowning and gloving

Skin prep of patient

  • Hair is removed outside of OR using clippers

  • Skin prep is performed according to manufacturer's directions and a sceptic technique. Agent used: _________

  • Sufficient dry time is allowed prior to draping

Intraoperative

  • Instruments are maintained by wiping excessive blood and debris with water

  • During procedure, cannulated instruments or those w/lumens are irrigated with water

  • Instrumentation soaked with water or pre-enzymatic

Traffic

  • Traffic in and out of room is kept to essential personnel/tasks

  • Traffic pattern avoids sterile field

Environmental Cleaning

  • Horizontal surfaces are free of dust and debris

  • After procedure, reusable items are cleaned between patients (straps, positioners, etc)

  • After procedure, visibly soiled areas of the floor (3-4 foot perimeter around bed) is mopped free of all blood and debris

Post Procedure

  • Instruments transported in covers container to soiled area

  • IC Director or Inspector

  • OR Director or Manager

  • Circulating Nurse

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