description about operation theatre and its significance of health care services by health care professional

1. UNIT-II
OPERATION THEATRE SERVICES
DR.ANJALATCHI
M.SC(N)MD(AM)MBA(HA)

2. LEARNING OBJECTIVE
• Introduction
• Definition
• Objective
• Planning criteria
• Functional consideration
• Number OTS
• Factors influencing of OTS

3. Continue
• Zoning OTS
• Physical facilities
• Type of OTS
• Protocol OTS
• BMW management
• GW management
• Spillage management
• Post prophylaxis treatment
• Summary
• Conclusion
• references

4. OPERATION THEATRE

5. OBJECTIVE OF PLANNING

6. PLANNING CRITERIA

7. FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATION

8. Design and size OT

10. LIGHTING

11. Number OTs

13. OT AIR CONDITIONN

14. AIR CONDITIONING

15. CONTINUED

16. SIZE OF AC

17. THERMAL COMFORT

18. OPERATING ROOM

19. DIRECTION OF AIR FLOW

20. AIR CURTAIN IN OT

21. POSITIVE AIR FLOW

22. FACTORS INFLUENCING OTS

23. DESIGN OT

24. MODULAR OT

25. ZONING OTS

26. PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES

27. TYPE OF OTS
• General OT
• Special OT
• Eye OT
• ENT OT
• Septic OT
• Pediatric OT
• Cardiac surgery OT
• Minor OT
• Major OT
• Emergency OT

28. TYPE OF SURGERY

30. Pediatric operation theatre

33. OPERATION ROOM

34. THE PROTOCOLS OF OT :

35. PREARATION OF PATIENT

36. PREPARATION

37. SKIN PREPARATION

38. HAND WASHING

39. HOW TO HAND WASH

40. HOW TO HAND RUB

41. SCRUBBING PROCEDURE

42. Continued

43. Continued

44. DRAPING THE PATIENT

45. Continued

46. The close of operation

47. Continued

48. Universal precautions

49. INFECTION CONTROL PROCESS

50. WALL FINISHING OTS

51. Safety first

52. Continued

53. SSI

54. PREVENTION OF SSI

56. PRINCIPLE OF

57. CONTINUED

58. REINFORCING STANDARDS

59. VENTILATION /AIR CHANGE

61. CONTINUED

62. STANDARD PRECAUSIONS

63. CONTINUED

64. PROTECTING PATIENTS

65. HOUSE KEEPING SERVICES

67. CLEANING SCHEDULE OF OT

68. DIRTY CASE PROTOCOL

72. ADMINISTRATIVE AREA

73. CONTINUED

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76. BASIC SAFETY

78. PPE PROPHYLAXIS

79. PPE

80. ELECTROSURGICAL DEVICES

81. CONTINUED

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84. EMERGENCY POWER BACK UP

85. SEPARATE SURGICAL LOG

86. ANAESTHESIA SERVICES

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105. OT LAYOUT

106. FLOW CHART

107. RESTRICTION SIGNAGE

108. ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

109. BIOMEDICAL WASTE

110. GENERAL WASTE DISPOSAL

111. SPILLAGE MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITAL

112. POST PROPHYLAXIS EXPOSURE

113. NEW TECHNOLOGIES

114. TELEMEDICINE OT

115. VOICE ACTIVATION SYSTEM

116. SUMMARY
• Still now we discussed about introduction,
meaning, purpose, goal, aim, importance of
ot, design and planning of OT, organization set
up, equipments, operation theatre set,
anesthesia services, biomedical waste, general
waste, PPE, spillage , new innovative
methods, tele operation therapy etc.

117. CONCLUSION
• I hope you all understand about operation
theatre and importance's in health care
services.

118. REFERENCES
• By Neelam Rai, Arpit Ravindra Lal “Textbook for
Operation Theater Technicians”jaypee brother
publication , new delhi.
• Paul Marino -The ICU Book -4th edition
• Berry, Edna Carnelia & Marie Louis Kohn-
Introduction to OR techniques -4th ed.
• Brigden, Raymond. J-OT Technical-5th edition
• Dixon, Elleen-Theater Techniques-5th edition 5
• Nurse Anaesthesia by Nagelhout and Plans-5th
edition (2014)Elsevier

119. Thank you for your patience