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Preference cards are used for all surgical cases which have equipment needed and instrument trays needed also sutures , meds and other items you may need.

Awesome congratulations 🎉

It can be nerve wrecking but just keep your mind open and ears open take instruction from those around you and be positive . Wanting to learn and being accepting of others’ advice will help you along the way . Good luck I hope it’s a positive learning experience

I have them memorized but some people use instrument books if they are unsure of some of the names

Usually should be a bigger size under and your actual size above just for comfortability so it isn’t too tight

If you’re at clinicals asks your clinical professor if you can do a rotation in L&D and another facility or at the facility you’re at . They can usually help grant you access to L&D

Repetitiveness will help memorize instruments. You also have count sheets that should have number and names of each instrument as you put tray together. I started from scratch hands on teaching under a great manager. That helps. After you receive 400 hours you can schedule through IAHCSMM to set up exam in your area for your certification.

I studied the basics with flash cards and pictures with details when I was in school but the other ones like specialty instruments I learned while working with them and as the previous reply repetition of using them also if you work in spd for a week or two before going into the rooms you’ll have a better chance of learning them and remembering them

U right didn't see a test strip in the basket

It’s not an easy job. I’m brand new to SPD and have never been in an environment like it before/never went to school for it. It’s not easy starting out and is a complicated job with many steps to each station. But once you get used to do everything then it becomes easy

​@@jewelvitolo1998 Duh, ISN'T THAT WHAT THE PERSON SAID! READ YOUR OWN COMMENT, LAST LINE....SO TELL DON'T YOU FEEL SILLY 😂

I will make a video on this asap

@@glamtech_2151 how long dose it take you to put on surgical scrubs top and bottom and sugical shoes covers and surgical cap and surgical mask and surgical gown and surgical gloves over surgical gown cuffs

Go back to school in U.S for sterile processing and get certified and start looking for a job

I. the video I explain why I’m working is spd our hospital is small so when we’re really busy I do it all I scrub cases and then help wash and sterilize instruments it’s good to be well rounded in everything and don’t be nervous and be open to learning

Awesome I wish you lots of luck and I hope you love it 😊

Just apply for a non certified spdt position at your local hospital, they train you and you'll get paid while you train then after you've completed 400 hrs you can take you licensen exam... save your money thiers no need to go to school for this career... super easy career

@@Sazonmannot a lot of people take people that have no cert in the career. They’re starting to get strict on it now

Yea there is a lot of heavy lifting tetas weigh at most 25 lbs and at times we are sterilizing and wrapping about 10 ortho trays which can get pretty heavy

Hi any study guide I’m taking the exam in May

400

How was it ?

I just studied many of the common ones often as a student we had instrument tests every week but most of them become known when working in the field

How are you I'm cssd Technologist Are you cssd Technician

how’d it go? i start in a week😭😭

Did you make it ?

@@MiriamH-l6d i’m on my 5th week of the first quarter!! doing so good so far 94% in the class!!🙌🏻 i enjoy it.

Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈🍾 keep it up !!👍

No Im a surgical tech

Awesome !! Hope you enjoy the program 😃

9 month? Wow mines is only 3 months

Every hospital has different policies my hospital requires us to double glove as employees not all surgeons double glove

@@glamtech_2151 ok thanks!

Thanks for watching 😊

Will do!!

Thank you and of course will do

Awesome glad it was helpful let me know any other video topics that may be helpful

Thank you but I’m no hero I just love what I do .

Thank you 😊 I am happy you’re here

Hello Ariel , I think it all depends on you if you’re willing to put in the work to study and do the hw it shouldn’t be too hard . I believe some schools allow that while others do not , where I went to school did not allow any of that

@@glamtech_2151 No, I'm saying I can't even trust my parents. I'm nervous, you know.

With my mom, who are you to tell me what I need to do and you didn't even pass your lpn certification exam?

Hey hun , sorry for the late response to answer your questions it all depends where you are working some places pay less than others but I would say starting can be between 18-25 per hour again depending where your are being hired. And also depending where you work and the position you are getting hired for you get benefits. Some places offer benefits and some places don’t just be sure to ask benefit questions before accepting a position if thats important to you . And what a goal !!! I’m sure you can do it just stay motivated and focused on the end goal !! I hope I was able to answer your questions. And thanks for your support ❤️

I’m glad it helped . Will be posting more soon