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Surgical Draping of a Patient

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Subject: Medical

Type: Assessment

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Surgical Draping of a Patient Assessment of surgically draping a patient with quarter drapes.
	Pass Student performed skill with no errors. A surgery can be performed aseptically. 5 pts	Fail Student made one or more errors described within the criteria. 0 pts
First Drape Drape is picked up by tab. Lifts so it doesn't get contaminated and has the fold away from them.	Pass	Fail
Covers hands Student grabs opposite corner of drape and bends both corners around middle finger and pointer finger to cover them and keep drape taut.	Pass	Fail
Folded edge Student has a folded edge where hands are holding drape.	Pass	Fail
Laying First Drape Student drapes the nearest side first without breaking sterility and has the middle edge near proposed incision site.	Pass	Fail
Second Drape Student picks up second drape by tab. Lifts so it doesn't get contaminated.	Pass	Fail
Covers hands Student grabs opposite corner of drape and bends both corners around middle finger and pointer finger to cover them and keep the drape taut.	Pass	Fail
Folded edge Student does not have folded edge around hands on this drape.	Pass	Fail
Laying Second Drape Student drapes the farthest side second without breaking sterility by reaching across the surgical site. The lower edge of drape will be maneuvered so that the edge is folded and laying next to the incision site.	Pass	Fail
Third Drape Student picks up third drape by tab. Lifts so it doesn't get contaminated.	Pass	Fail
Covers hands Student grabs opposite corner of drape and bends both corners around middle finger and pointer finger to cover them and keep the drape taut.	Pass	Fail
Folded edge Student has a folded edge facing away from them where hands are holding drape.	Pass	Fail
Laying Third Drape Student drapes the cranial end without breaking sterility and has the middle edge near proposed incision site.	Pass	Fail
Fourth Drape Student picks up fourth drape by tab. Lifts in air so it doesn't get contaminated.	Pass	Fail
Covers hands Student grabs opposite corner of drape and bends both corners around middle finger and pointer finger to cover them and keep the drape taut.	Pass	Fail
Folded edge Student has a folded edge where hands are holding drape.	Pass	Fail
Laying Fourth Drape Student drapes the caudal end without breaking sterility and has the middle edge near proposed incision site.	Pass	Fail
Towel clamps Student secures drapes with Backhaus towel clamps using correct fingers. Ring finger is in one loop and the thumb is in the other. The pointer finger is pressing down on the boxlock.	Pass	Fail
Towel clamps Each towel clamp is affixed to each corner of the intersecting drapes and to the patient's skin.	Pass	Fail
Edges of drapes At no time did student touch the edge of the drapes.	Pass	Fail
Neatness Given the incision site size the student placed the drapes in an appropriate arrangement around. Not too large and not too small.	Pass	Fail

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