Surgery

1= wear gloves

1= antiseptic 3x apply to area / lubricant administered

1= catheter introduced, balloon filled (necessary volume written on catheter)

1= urine discharge through catheter

1= balloon deflation, catheter removed

1= wear gloves

1= antiseptic 3x applied to glans penis / lubricant administered

1= catheter introduced, balloon filled (necessary volume written on catheter)

1= urine discharge through catheter

1= balloon deflation, catheter removed

1= wear gloves

1= check nostrils (choose comparately worse breathing nostril – student says it)

1= introduction depth estimation from the tip of the nose to the earlobe (not around ear and down till processus xyphoideus). Apply lubricant to the tube. The lubricant should not be administered in the nostril!!!

1= tube introduction till marking and aspiration with Janet syringe 20 ml of gastric content or rapidly inject 20 ml of air at the same time as auscultation of the epigastric area to verify that tube are in the stomach (gastric contents should be obtained- student says it)

1= tube removal with continuous syringe aspiration. Before removing The feeding probes should be rinsed and closed. No aspiration is required

1= wear gloves

1= position of needle in needleholder / thread introduction technique

1= needle movement through tissue / appropriate distance (preferable distance from wound margin approx. 5 mm, distance between stitches approx. 10 mm, follow symmetry)

1= knot approximates tissue, holds suture

1= cut threads 5-9 mm from knot

1= wear gloves

1= antiseptic 3x applied from center to periphery

1= obtain agent to syringe

1= anaesthetic administered intradermally and infiltrated subcutaneously

1= antiseptic agent repeated once