Rules for OTT Technician Students when working in hospitals
OTT (Operation Theatre Technician) students must follow strict rules while working in hospitals to ensure patient safety and maintain sterile conditions. They must maintain proper hygiene, wear sterilized uniforms, and follow infection control protocols. Timely attendance, respectful behavior, accurate record-keeping, and teamwork with medical staff are essential. Handling equipment carefully, maintaining confidentiality, and being prepared for emergencies are also key responsibilities. Disciplinary actions may follow if rules are not followed properly.
Rules for OTT Technician Students when working in hospitals
1. Personal Hygiene & Appearance
- Always wear clean, sterilized scrubs, caps, masks, and gloves.
- Maintain short nails, avoid jewelry, and tie back long hair.
- Wash hands thoroughly before and after procedures.
2. Punctuality and Attendance
- Report on time for duty, especially during surgical schedules.
- Inform supervisors in case of absence or delay.
3. Sterilization & Infection Control
- Strictly follow sterilization protocols of instruments and equipment.
- Maintain aseptic conditions in the operation theatre.
- Dispose of biomedical waste as per hospital guidelines.
4. Equipment Handling
- Ensure all surgical instruments and machines are clean, functional, and ready before surgery.
- Report any malfunction or issue immediately to the biomedical department.
5. Patient Care
- Handle patients gently during shifting to and from the OT.
- Ensure patient identity, consent, and surgical site verification before procedures.
6. Team Communication
- Coordinate effectively with surgeons, nurses, anesthetists, and other team members.
- Maintain calm and silence during critical moments in surgery.
7. Record Keeping
- Maintain OT logbooks, sterilization records, and patient surgery details accurately.
8. Emergency Readiness
- Be prepared for emergencies and know protocols for CPR, bleeding control, and power failures.
9. Confidentiality
- Respect patient privacy. Do not share medical or surgical information outside the OT.
10. Discipline and Conduct
- Follow instructions of senior staff and surgeons.
- No use of mobile phones or casual conversation during procedures.
- Report unethical practices if observed.
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