In this course series, we’ll discuss the importance of surgical instrument quality, review key skills for inspecting and caring for your instrumentation, and outline strategies for implementing effective repair programs.
Course Content
1 – Introduction
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2 – Objectives
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3 – The Value of Expertise
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4 – Instrument Care Programs
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5 – Instrument Quality
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6 – Stainless Steel Instruments
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7 – 400 Series Stainless Steel
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8 – 300 Series Stainless Steel
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9 – Passive Layer
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10 – Instrument Finishes
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11 – Single Use Instruments
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12 – Instrument Inspection
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13 – Anatomy of a Surgical Instrument
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14 – Surface Issues – Pitting
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15 – More Than Just a Black Dot
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16 – Instrument Marking
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17 – Inspecting Grasping Instruments
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18 – Inspecting Scissors
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19 – Inspecting Needleholders
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20 – Inspecting Forceps
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