This pi is for case 3 of 3.
All case day the scrub nurse reported a grey greasy substance rubbing off onto gloves from the attachment pieces.
We have three complete sets and all sets had to be re-run and flashed all day and still came up with the grey grease.
The scrub nurse did not want to accept this onto the back table as no one could definitively state whether or not it was sterile.
The or manager is wondering a couple things.
One, is this happening at other accounts? if so, how are they navigating this? two, is there anything in writing that states that when this does occur, it is sterile and okay to proceed with the case? according the manager, if there was something in writing the scrub nurse and techs wouldn¿t be able to refuse taking the attachments at their own discretion.
Looking for some direction for the management and sterilization department.
Update on (b)(6) 2019 wg: as reported by rep: "this has probably happened in all three tka cases that day.
The patients were in the room but not quite completely under.
Not sure how you would consider that in terms of being ¿under anesthesia¿ as they only really do spinals at this hospital.
The solution hasn¿t been resolved.
They are waiting for official word, but as for now if they continue to come up with the grease or gray stuff they are deeming them unsterile and rejecting them.
The procedure was completed successfully.
I do not need replacements unless you deem it necessary.
" case type unknown.
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