Are there any nurses who work in the operating room? Do you think it is good to work in the operating room?

A hospital is very strict in its selection of operating room nurses. If you have no special requirements, it is an honor to be selected as an operating room nurse. Because the head nurse in the operating room has a very good eye for selecting candidates.

I think working in the operating room is good, but of course working in the operating room is also very tiring.

Operating room nurses, like ward nurses, also have night shifts. Although they can sleep when they have nothing to do, this sleep is often disturbed by emergencies. This kind of interruption has some impact on physical health for a long time. Of course, As a job, it’s better not to be too pretentious. It is common to be busy all night without even touching the ground.

When nurses in the operating room work, they need to be highly concentrated and quick-witted. The prediction of unexpected problems needs to be in place to ensure the needs of the surgeons as much as possible. The success of an operation is indispensable to the cooperation of the surgical nurse.

The nurses in the operating room have a broad vision. If they are in a comprehensive hospital, the types of surgeries, surgical methods, size of surgeries, and risks of surgeries in each surgical system department should be relatively clear, and they should have a thorough understanding of each surgery. The evaluation of the doctor's surgical skills should be relatively accurate.

The operating room nurse on stage is not free to urinate and defecate. If you are troubled by gastrointestinal diseases, or have a cold, headache and runny nose, it is best to bring it up, because these things are not allowed on stage. Do.

It is recognized that the nurses in the operating room are neat and quick-witted. If you find a nurse in the operating room as your wife, it will also be very good for the family.

Nurses in the operating room are generally more upright, and their style of dressing and beauty requirements are at a higher level.

The nurses in the operating room do not have direct contact with patients, so it is relatively clean. However, when cooperating with surgery, it is common for patients with intestinal obstruction to pick up a basin to defecate.

Only those with certain psychological qualities can be operating room nurses. You can't faint when you see blood or be afraid when you go on stage. One should be able to bear psychologically the bloody face and body of a trauma patient. A diseased arm or thigh that has been amputated should be ignored.

The operating room is a relatively closed space, so as a nurse in the operating room, there is relatively little contact with the outside world. Surgeons are familiar with it, but doctors and nurses in other departments may be relatively unfamiliar. So familiar.

The surgeons that nurses in the operating room come into contact with are mainly male. If you are an unmarried girl, will you have an advantage when looking for a partner?

If you want to ask the nurses in the operating room if they are tired? In the past, when various surgical packages had to be packaged and sterilized by themselves, when it was my turn to take this position, I was subsidized by food stamps. Of course, there will be centralized disinfection now, and there will be many disposable supplies. There is no such thing as food stamps now.

This is what comes to mind.

To engage in clinical work in a hospital, you must first have love, and then do things with heart, as long as it is a position that you like and is suitable for you.

Operating room nurse work is just one of the many nursing positions in the hospital.

The requirements for operating room nurses are relatively higher than those for some other nursing positions. At least they must be of the right size, have good eyesight, and have sufficient eyesight. When needles and threads need to be threaded during surgery, they must not be able to thread them through no matter how hard they work. You said you were not in a hurry! Surgeons like nurses who have good eyesight and quick hands, who can see things in their eyes and have work in their hands, who can move quickly and react quickly. Of course, this requires practice to make perfect. The key is to have high understanding.

The hospital is large and there are many kinds of surgeries. It must be hard, and you often need to stand for long periods of time for surgeries. That requires good physical fitness, resistance to fatigue, hunger, and thirst. Some people also asked what the first thing a nurse does after getting off the operating table. The answers are varied. Let me say that the operation time is too long. After that, you must go to the bathroom first, and the same goes for the doctor. But now that conditions are better, only whoever uses diapers knows whether to use diapers or not. Everyone knows that holding urine for too long can easily lead to problems.

In addition to working as an instrument nurse on the operating table or as a circulating nurse off the stage, operating room nurses' other jobs are basically preparing for various surgeries.

Nurses in the operating rooms of large and medium-sized hospitals are generally not easily transferred out of the operating room. They either have to be promoted, have health problems or get older, so they adjust to a more relaxed position. Some positions.

It shows that it still takes some time to train a skilled operating room nurse. Compared with many other nursing positions, the technical content is higher. Especially in large hospitals, they often have the opportunity to operate on the same stage as top surgeons. Therefore, they often become witnesses and participants of miracles. Their inner pride is something that outsiders cannot feel.

To put it another way, operating room nurses can complete the nursing operations of general clinical nurses. Moreover, the various techniques that operating room nurses must master cannot be learned in a short time.

The serious and responsible attitude of operating room nurses is difficult for outsiders to understand. It is a responsibility to face life. On the operating table, before finishing the operation, you must count all the items on the operating table. Even if there is not even a stitch or thread, who can guarantee that nothing has fallen into the patient's body. If you don't find it out, the operation is not over and the patient cannot Leave the operating room!

No pain, no gain. In large hospitals, operating room nurses generally have higher incomes, which are earned through hard work.

Do what you do and love what you do. This is the work attitude that has always been advocated in today’s society. Objectively speaking, no matter which position you work as a nurse, you will encounter unsatisfactory moments of one kind or another. If you look further ahead, your horizons will broaden, and you will feel that work is happy. In so many years, I have never seen an operating room nurse change jobs. Even if there are, they should be very few.

I am Dr. Kang, thank you friends for your attention!

The operating room is almost the best and cleanest department in the hospital!

Although I am not a nurse in the operating room, my dream is to enter the operating room and become a nurse.

Many operating rooms in tertiary hospitals require connections to enter. Why is this? Let Gyro analyze it for you:

1. Clean

Operating rooms require a sterile environment and are divided into hundreds of laminar flow and thousands of laminar flow operating rooms. All the items and instruments that come into contact are sterilized, and there is no trace of bacteria growing on them. The doctors and nurses on the stage must wear sterile surgical gowns, sterile gloves, and short sleeves all year round. The door temperature of the operating room is It is also 22-24 degrees all year round, which is really a good place with suitable temperature and humidity!

The best thing is that you don’t have to wait to defecate and defecate, and usually have a urinary catheter. Before the operation, you should know whether the patient has an infectious disease and be careful not to let the needle stick to you.

2. Less disputes

There are no family members in the operating room. The family members are waiting outside the door. After checking the patient number and pushing them in, the preoperative preparation and education have been carried out by the ward. The nurse has finished, you just need to ask the patient's name, don't get the wrong person. When you get on the operating table, if you are a patient under general anesthesia, you will fall asleep immediately. During this period, you do not need to communicate with the patient. You only need to follow the doctor's instructions. If you are a circulating nurse, be ready. All the instruments needed for this surgery are enough.

There is no need to communicate and explain to the family until the operation is completed, and there is no need to say the wrong thing for the family to find out, or have a bad tone and attitude and be complained.

3. Work is easy

Generally, department directors and leaders have weekends off, so elective surgeries generally do not take place on Saturdays and Sundays, which means Saturdays There are fewer surgeries on weekends, but there will be emergency surgeries, but not too many. It is impossible to perform seven or eight surgeries in one operating room like on weekdays. Similarly, there are fewer surgeries at night. Many teachers work the night shift and just sleep, but when they encounter emergencies, I have to ask for help or be busy all the time.

In short, I like the environment and atmosphere of the operating room very much. I can stay away from the painful groans of the hospital bed and save lives and heal the wounded in other ways.

Hope this helps!

1. Compared with other clinical departments, the advantage of operating room nurses is that they do not need to deal with family members frequently. After the patients leave the operating room and are handed over to the ward nurses, they have nothing to do with them after that.

2. Compared with nurses in other departments (who need night shifts), operating room nurses work night shifts. It all depends on luck. If you are lucky, you can sleep until dawn. If you are not lucky, it is common to be busy until dawn. of.

3. We are a small county, so our operating room nurses have the afternoon off if they have nothing to do, and work overtime if necessary. We may also ask you to come over to work overtime in the middle of the night.

4. The bonus benefit depends entirely on the hospital. Our hospital is completely incomparable to internal medicine nurses.

5. The problem of getting to know leaders and doctors. Sorry, doctor, you are only familiar with surgery, but the internist knows a ghost! Leader, indeed you know the leader, but the leader knows you as a ghost. Whenever a leader comes to see you as a nurse, he always goes to the head nurse or director.

6. Some people say that the environment is clean. It was indeed very clean before the surgery, but it was a mess after the surgery! And nurses need to clean surgical instruments!

Our small county is like this, a big hospital. Haha, just think about it! So actually being a nurse is not easy. It’s the same no matter which department you’re in. I can only say that the nurses in the operating room are slightly better than those in other departments! The doctor-patient relationship is less tense.

Hello, I am a male nurse who has worked in the operating room for 5 years. I think, 1. Operating room nurses are relatively more professional, and the training period is relatively long. If they have strong professional capabilities, they can also gain a sense of accomplishment. 2. Compared with other departments, operating room nurses work more overtime. It is common for them to not be able to eat on time and get off work on time. They work a lot of overtime, long working hours, high intensity, and their income is relatively considerable. 3. The operating room has relatively less contact with patients’ families, which reduces the possibility of doctor-patient conflicts. It can also be said that the working environment is more acceptable.

There are also bad things, such as doctors not fully understanding us, haha

I interned in a hospital in 2004. The most impressive thing at that time was the operating room. In this short internship In four weeks, under the guidance of the teacher, I learned about caesarean section surgery, thyroid surgery, appendix surgery, hernia surgery, etc. I also went on stage to learn LC and posterior cervical spine surgery with the teacher. I started working in 2005. After interviewing at the hospital, I got my wish and got a job in the operating room. I have been working there until now.

Tell me what I think about the operating room.

1: The operating room is strictly divided into three zones

Restricted area: sterile storage room, operating room, restroom, inner corridor, etc.; semi-restricted area: instrument room, dressing room Room, recovery room, plaster room, etc.; non-restricted area: office, specimen room, duty room, locker room, shoe changing room, family waiting area, etc.

2: Strong concept of asepsis and strict aseptic operation

Aseptic technology: refers to preventing all microorganisms from invading the body and maintaining sterile items during the implementation of medical and nursing techniques. and sterile areas, contamination-free operating techniques and management methods.

Principles of aseptic operation in the operating room:

a. When performing aseptic operation, the environment of the operating area should be clean, broad, and bright; closing the door is strictly prohibited in areas where people move around frequently and dust is flying. operate in the environment.

b. Before performing aseptic operations, medical staff should wear neat clothes and hats. All hair should be covered with hats, mouth and nose should be covered with masks, nails should be trimmed, watches and jewelry should be removed, and sleeves should be Roll it to 15 cm above the elbow, wash and brush your hands carefully,

c?. Sterile items must be placed in sterile containers, sterile bags or sterile areas, and should be covered and kept dry at ordinary times. Once a sterile bag, etc. is wet, it can no longer be considered sterile.

d. Strictly distinguish: the boundaries between sterility and sterility; when operating, unsterilized arms and non-sterile items cannot cross the sterile area.

f. Sterile items must be taken out with sterile forceps. Once sterile items are taken out, they cannot be put back into the sterile container.

j. When taking sterile items, you must face the sterile area; your arms must be kept at the level of your waist; or above the sterile table, not too low.

h. Do not face the sterile area: talk and laugh loudly, cough, and sneeze; if you cannot control it, you should turn your head.

The most common aseptic techniques in the operating room include surgical hand washing, wearing sterile surgical gowns, wearing sterile gloves, laying a sterile table, disinfecting the surgical field skin, and intraoperative sterility requirements.

3: Very professional

The work in the operating room is very professional. With the development and progress of modern medicine, new medical equipment and instruments are constantly emerging. Da Vinci robot , organ transplantation, interventional treatment, endoscopic technology, minimally invasive technology, etc., all have higher and higher requirements for nurses in the operating room.

Therefore, operating room nurses must continue to learn and improve their professional standards.

4: Meal time is not fixed and cannot get off work on time

What impressed me most is: one major operation at a time, starting from 9 o'clock in the morning to wash hands and go on stage, and the operation lasts until early morning It ended at one o'clock and we fought together for 10 hours. There are several surgeries in an operating room every day. You can't get off work until the surgery in the room is over, and you can't eat until you finish one surgery. Therefore, it's very common for people working in the operating room to have irregular meal times and not get off work on time.

5: Wide range of contacts

Because there are many surgical departments, you can get to know doctors from many different departments and have an in-depth understanding of diseases that are not available.

The most common departments: brain surgery, head and neck surgery, thyroid and breast surgery, general surgery, urology, digestive surgery, hepatobiliary surgery, anorectal surgery, gynecology, obstetrics, stomatology, plastic surgery, plastic surgery , Department of Repair and Reconstruction, Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, Traumatology, Joints, Arthroscopy, Orthopedic Oncology, Spine Surgery, Liver Transplantation, Kidney Transplantation, Cardiothoracic Surgery, etc.

6: Learn more comprehensive knowledge

Each surgical department has its own characteristics, so there is a lot of knowledge to learn. A new nurse entering the operating room will undergo a two-year professional development program. Step by step to familiarize yourself with the work in the operating room. Will complete the new employee training in the operating room according to the teaching plan.

7: Teamwork spirit

The completion of an operation requires cooperation between the surgeon, anesthesiologist, anesthesia nurse, surgical nurse, and staff. The staff is responsible for picking up and transporting surgical patients; the surgical nurse is responsible for washing hands and making rounds during surgery; the anesthesiologist is responsible for anesthesia for patients; the anesthesia nurse assists the anesthetist; the surgeon is responsible for performing surgery on the patient. We are a team, for the safety of the patient's surgery , cooperate with each other.

When working in the operating room, we must ensure the patient's surgical safety, ensure the smooth progress of the operation, and maintain effective communication between operating personnel and between patients and medical staff. Achieve this at work: "Be busy without making mistakes, be tired without losing your composure."

Advantages 1. The technology is relatively strong and comprehensive. 2. The probability of disputes with patients is extremely rare. 3. Communicate with almost all well-known doctors in the hospital, have a wide network of contacts, and can learn knowledge that nurses in other departments cannot. 4. The bonus is higher. These are the advantages of operating room nurses over other nurses. Disadvantages 1. Sui Tai'er's work has heavy responsibilities, and there is no rest during the operation. Some trivial matters during the operation should be ignored, which is very hard. 2. Not only must you be familiar with the technique, but you must also be familiar with the habits and temperament of each surgeon, especially big-name doctors. Some are polite offstage but grumpy onstage, often scolding nurses and hitting junior doctors. So sometimes I feel wronged and have to deliver the instruments accurately and take good care of the surgeon, such as wiping off sweat. But despite this, the nurses in the operating room are still a proud group of hospital nurses.

As an operating room nurse with ten years of service as a city-level top 3A nurse, I really can’t say what’s good or bad about this job! You can briefly talk about the daily work process.

The operating room nurses work half an hour earlier than the administrative departments. They arrive in the department before 7:30 every day to prepare all kinds of instruments and equipment for elective surgeries! At the end of the shift at 7:40, I have to go to the ward to take the surgical patient to the operating room, prepare for the operation, adjust various surgical instruments and equipment, and assist the surgeon in various pre-operative, intra-operative and post-operative operations! Some need to follow the doctor's instructions, but most of them are completed with a tacit understanding! Once you get used to this job, it's easy to cooperate and complete various operations! It sounds simple, but each of these operations has standard procedures and operating specifications.

Much better than the ward. There is no bed sweeping, quilt folding, oral care, oil cloth change, nasogastric feeding, enema, or operating room. After a big change of beds, there are cotton lint on the hair and eyebrows. It’s all, my pants are all wet, it’s reality!

Compared with the ward, it is naturally good.

You don’t have to face patients, and there are a lot less chores. There are fewer people working night shifts, and there aren’t that many night shifts. You can still sleep. Unless there is an emergency operation, the bonus is quite good, but basically everyone who enters the operating room It has something to do with it, because there are so many people who want to get in.

The bad thing is that working overtime is common, and if you can’t stand it, there’s nothing you can do about it.

In short, as far as hospitals are concerned, apart from outpatient clinics and logistics departments, operating rooms are the most popular.