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Describe the need for monitoring devices and the relationship between
monitoring equipment and the surgical procedure. (I)
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Explain the principles of urinary bladder catheterization and
demonstrate the procedure. (II)
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| 3.
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Demonstrate and apply the principles of surgical positioning for the
anesthetized patient. (III)
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Use, apply, and maintain the pneumatic tourniquet. (IV)
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Demonstrate skin preparation techniques for operative sites. (V)
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Demonstrate appropriate surgical draping. (VI)
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| 7.
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Select the appropriate instruments and demonstrate their proper
utilization for specific surgical procedures. (VII, VIII)
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Demonstrate knowledge of the methods of providing visualization during
an operative procedure. (IX)
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Identify and respond in an appropriate manner to a bleeding source.
(X)
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Demonstrate proper suturing techniques. (XI)
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| 11.
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Demonstrate the appropriate selection and application of surgical
wound coverings and their stabilization. (XII)
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Demonstrate methods of securing drainage systems. (XIII)
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Describe selection, preparation, and usage of supplies and equipment
required for endoscopic surgery. (XIV)
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State the principles of transporting patients with special needs. (XV)
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| 15.
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List specific complications of surgery and the appropriate course of
action for each complication. (XVI)
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