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    Operating Room Skills Checklist

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    This document is an operating room skills checklist that allows medical professionals to self-assess their proficiency level across a wide range of surgical skills and specialties. Proficiency levels range from A (never performed) to D (expert). The checklist includes skills in general surgery, gynecology, GU/cysto, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, equipment usage, IV therapy, oral surgery, eye procedures, ENT, and endoscopy.

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    This document is an operating room skills checklist that allows medical professionals to self-assess their proficiency level across a wide range of surgical skills and specialties. Proficiency levels range from A (never performed) to D (expert). The checklist includes skills in general surgery, gynecology, GU/cysto, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, equipment usage, IV therapy, oral surgery, eye procedures, ENT, and endoscopy.

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    This document is an operating room skills checklist that allows medical professionals to self-assess their proficiency level across a wide range of surgical skills and specialties. Proficiency levels range from A (never performed) to D (expert). The checklist includes skills in general surgery, gynecology, GU/cysto, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, equipment usage, IV therapy, oral surgery, eye procedures, ENT, and endoscopy.

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    Operating Room Skills Checklist

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    Celso Belala
    This document is an operating room skills checklist that allows medical professionals to self-assess their proficiency level across a wide range of surgical skills and specialties. Proficiency levels range from A (never performed) to D (expert). The checklist includes skills in general surgery, gynecology, GU/cysto, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, equipment usage, IV therapy, oral surgery, eye procedures, ENT, and endoscopy.

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    OPERATING ROOM SKILLS CHECKLIST

    Level Of Proficiency
    Date A = Never Performed. You have never performed the stated
    task and have no experience with this type of skill.
    Name B = Familiar with. You are familiar with the stated task; but you
    would need more experience and practice to feel
    Signature comfortable and proficient in this type of skill.
    C = Experienced in. You have performed this task several
    times; you feel moderately comfortable functioning
    independently, but you would require a resource person
    to be nearby.
    Please select the column that most accurately describes your proficiency level… D = Expert. You have a performed this task frequently; you
    feel comfortable and proficient in this skill; you would not
    require supervision or practice.

    SKILL A B C D SKILL A B C D

    BASIC OPERATING ROOM PROTOCOL, INCLUDING: THORACIC:


    Aseptic Technique Thoroctomy
    Donning of surgical attire Chest Tube Set-Up
    Sponge and Lap counts Sternal Splitting:
    Care of specimens Power Driver Splitter
    Patient charge (billing) capture systems Manual Splitter

    EXPERIENCE LEVEL IN THE FOLLOWING: Hiatal Hernias


    GENERAL SURGERY: Colon Interpositions
    Exploratory Lap CARDIOVASCULAR:
    Cholecystectomy Arterial Bypass
    Thyroidectomy Aorta – Bifemoral Bypass
    Rectal Surgery Mesocaval Shunt

    GYNECOLOGY: A – V Shunts
    Laparoscopy Knowledge of different types of grafts
    Total Abdominal Hysterectomy ORTHOPEDICS:
    Vaginal Hysterectomy Emergency Trauma
    Suction D & C Irrigation & Debridement of open fracture
    Laser Surgery Water Pik

    G.U. AND CYSTO: External Compression Devices


    Cystoscopy Intermedullary Rods
    T.U.R.P. ORIF ankles, tibias, hips, etc.: Endoprosthesis
    Nephrolithotomy Closed pinning & reduction of extremities
    Nephrectomy Image intensifier
    Ileal Loop Water pik
    Prostatectomy – Abdominal Chick Table
    Peritoneal Laminectomy

    PEDIATRICS: Spinal Fusions – Harrington Rods


    Hernias Anterior Cervical Fusions
    Pylorotomy Protocol for Total Joint Replacements
    Thorocotomy Shoulders, Hips, Knees, Ankles

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    OPERATING ROOM SKILLS CHECKLIST
    SKILL A B C D SKILL A B C D

    ORTHOPEDICS CONTINUED: EQUIPMENT: (CONTINUED)


    Arthroscopy Nerve stimulator
    Tendon Implants & reanastomosis Nitrous oxide bank
    Free Nerves Flaps Ohio suction units
    Microscopic instruments Pneumatic tourniquet
    Extremity microscope Sterad machine

    Application of Halo Ultrasonic cleaner

    NEUROSURGERY Vac-pac positioner


    Craniotomy Vacuum curettage
    V.P. Shunts Washer sanitizer- AMSCO
    Types of Shunts Washer sterilizer- AMSCO
    Laminectomies IV THERAPY:
    Anterior Cervical Fusions Administration of blood and blood products

    PLASTIC SURGERY: Starting IV’s


    Skin grafts – types of dermatomes Assist with IA/IV therapy
    Rhinoplasty ORAL SURGERY:
    Mammoplasty: Care of prosthesis Maxillo facial procedures
    Mentoplasty Implants
    Otoplasty EYE:
    Abdominal lipectomy Cataracts
    Blepharoplasty Vitrectomies

    EQUIPMENT: Scleral Buckel


    Argon beam coagulator Fragmetomore
    Bair Hugger Cryomachine
    Cell saver ENT:
    Cry-opthalmic unit Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy
    Brown Dermatome Insertion of PE Tubes
    Padgett Dermatome Tympanomastoidectomy
    Zimmer Dermatome Mastoidectomies
    Stryker drills Panendoscopies
    Electrosurgical unit Facelifts
    Emerson thoracic pump ENDOSCOPY:
    Eye magnet Bronchoscopy
    Fracture tables Gastroscopy
    Laser Colonoscopy; Hot Biopsy Forceps

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