Inside Look - MCC Surgical Technologist Training
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Midwestern Career College's Surgical Tech students perform a mock surgery known as an exploratory laparotomy.
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Now that’s contaminated lol 😂 she handed him the sponge stick bare handed 😂😂 I know it’s a mock video so I guess it doesn’t matter
Thank you for your feedback. I am glad you noticed the bare hand passing a sponge forcep and that it breaks aseptic technique! It takes great attention to detail to ensure all OR team members are following aseptic technique at all times. Our students are simulating surgical procedures in a mock lab environment while still learning skills and techniques to be proficient as practicing surgical technologist.
Looks like there’s some things going on that may need checking like improper procedures/ handling of items and missing items students should be wearing in the surgical room.
Thank you for your comment. 😉 We love it when industry professionals provide detailed feedback on our lab shorts! This is a mock lab. The instructor watches and then provides feedback on the areas of improvement.
Nice
Thanks for viewing!
What is she doing in the background of the blue thing???
Probably administering oxygen or a sedative
Anesthesia
@@flordelis9649 do you happen to know how much they get paid?
Hello
Hi there - thank you for commenting! Are you interested in learning more about our programs? You can view a list of our programs at mccollege.edu/programs/ or contact us at admissions@mccollege.edu, (312) 236-9000 ext. 1.
No eye protection. Wth
Hi there, thank you for your comment. We do understand the concern. We do have eyewear for students, and they do wear them. They may have had them off for the photoshoot that took place earlier that day.