Room Preparation (Equipment, Supplies, Personnel) for Certified Perioperative Nurse (CNOR)
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Room Preparation (Equipment, Supplies, Personnel)
Guidelines:
- Necessary equipment only
- Stocked and counted per policy
- Fed, rested staff
- Verify sterility indicators (insert chart)
- Room temp/humid tracking
- Anesthesia test
- Post-op availability
- Ride, bed, pacu, etc
- Reps needed?
- Imaging present
- Pullcard
Considerations:
- Room selection
- Distance to help
- Room function
- Test air return
- Have equipment for “possible”
- All lap is possible open
- Path for equipment
- C arm
- Bed position! (base)
Nurse’s role:
- Final room inspection
- Coordination with teams
- Radiology
- Lab
- Verification of sterility
- Presence of needed supplies
Pitfalls:
- “Possible but not possible”
- Bed position
- Post-op dispo
- 1 of 1 sets
Examples:
- Known 1 of 1 set needed for case (open on table and verified before rolling)
- Need C-arm with no room or path for adequate imaging (inform Charge/manager/surgeon, likely need new room)
Linchpins (Key Points):
- Each team looks to the circulating RN for the ownership of the OR space
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References
- Association of periOperative Registered Nurses. (2022). Guidelines for Perioperative Practice (2022 ed.).
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