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3 Terminal Objective Don full O.R. attire and perform visual check of other personnel for attire upon entry/exit from the O.R.

4 Enabling Objectives  1. State the methods of correcting hygiene problems.  2. List the standards that pertain to surgical scrub attire, etc.  3. Don full O.R. attire and perform visual check of others.

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6 Body Cleanliness  Avoid excessive makeup  Shower daily

7 Jewelry  Remove  Confine within scrubs I’m talking to you Fool!!

8 Fingernails  Short & clean  Polish removed  No extensions

9 Health and Well Being  Adequate sleep  Personnel with an acute infection should not enter O.R.  Vaccinations

10 Surgical Scrub Attire

11 Scrubs  Meet NFPA standards.  Laundered daily by hospital facility.  “Tuck-in” drawstrings and scrub top.  T-shirts must be worn

12 Scrub Suits  Personnel leaving must wear a cover gown or lab coat  Change daily, when soiled or wet  Warm-up jackets

13 Surgical Head Covers  Clean & lint free  Bouffant & hoodstyle preferred over skull caps  Completely covers hair & facial hair  Linen hair covers must meet standards

14 Shoe Covers and Shoes  Required upon entering O.R. (Designated shoes)  Cloth shoes do not provide protection.  Removed upon exiting the O.R.

15 Masks  Worn in O.R. rooms when sterile supplies are open.  95% filtration rate  Cover mouth and nose and sealed at the sides  On or Off  Remove by strings

16 Protective eyewear  Always worn when scrubbing  Worn by circulator when at risk  Goggles or glasses with side shields 2.2

17 PERSONAL HYGIENE AND OPERATING ROOM ATTIRE QUESTIONS

18 Dress-up time!!

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