Gowning and gloving while maintaining sterility are essential skills for anyone preparing for an invasive procedure. Attention to detail and awareness of surroundings are crucial. It is easy to inadvertently compromise sterility. The process of washing and gowning follows simple principles.

BBASS outlines the gowning and gloving process and highlights common areas of concern. We recommend that you ask a senior person in the operating theatre to regularly review your techniques. Proper gowning and gloving become habits but require conscious effort, providing a moment to prepare for the task ahead.

Summary

Boost Your Sterility Skills with Scrub Up! Join us to master the essential sterilization techniques for invasive procedures. Our BBASS program focuses on gowning and gloving, equipping you with the skill to avoid common pitfalls. Through regular feedback from experienced theatre professionals, we'll assist you in creating conscious, positive habits that help you prepare for procedures. Don't miss this chance to refine your dexterity and expand your awareness in the operating theatre.

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Learning objectives

Identify and articulate the fundamental principles behind the scrubbing, gowning, and gloving process during preparation for invasive procedures in a medical context.
Understand the significance of maintaining sterility during the process of gowning and gloving and be able to identify potential risk factors that may compromise sterility. 3.Identify common areas of concern during the implementation of the scrubbing up technique.
Understand the need for continual professional observation and feedback in maintaining good practice and refining techniques in gowning and gloving.
Develop a conscious habit of appropriate gowning and gloving practices as a means of mental preparation for invasive procedures.

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