This document serves as a guide for young doctors entering the operating theater, outlining essential steps and protocols such as pre-operative orders, patient preparation, and appropriate attire. It emphasizes the importance of informed consent, scrubbing procedures, and proper gowning and gloving techniques, along with the necessity of thanking staff and ensuring patient stability before leaving. Overall, it aims to prepare novice medical professionals for a successful and organized experience in the operating room.

1. Ethics Of O.T For Young
Doctors

2. Introduction
Young doctors are always keen to go into o.t and they
never want to miss any such chance.
So for all of such anxious young fellows this
presentation is a brief guide as to what they will have
to encounter once they are in there.
And also this includes things you should make sure
before going to o.t.

3. Here you go…
1) pre-op orders
2) changing into scrubs/o.t dress
3) prepare the patient
4) scrubbing, gowning and gloving
5) degowning
6) before leaving

4. Pre-op orders
1) consent: make sure that the consent is written and
informed consent.
2) prepare the patient:
 n.p.o
 i.v cannula
 catheter
 patient should wear the hospital uniform
 anti-biotic cover
All of these may not be needed in every surgery, so make
sure whatever applies to the particular case should be
done.

5. Changing into o.t dress/ scrubs
1) be on time: better if you are a few minutes early,
this can prevent chaos.
2) keep your belongings save: if locker is available
use it, if not the keep stuff somewhere safe
3) the dress: change into the dress of your size,
remove jewelry (all accessories below the elbow be
removed like rings, watch, also remove earrings as
they sometimes fall onto the operating field).
4) change slippers.

6. Continued…
5) wear o.t cap: cover all your hair under the cap.
6) face mask
 done with all this you can now enter the operating
room.
 first greet all the personal in the room.

7. Prepare the patient
1) greet and introduce yourself to the patient and the
staff.
2) shift the patient: to the operating room and then
to the operation table.
3) anesthesia: patient is now given anesthesia.
4) position the patient.
5) appropriate exposure.
6) clean and drape.

8. Scrubbing,
gowning and
glowing
1) Method of scrubbing

9. Continued…
Scrubbing

10. Continued…
Now that you are scrubbed, do not touch any
unsterile surface as your hands are sterile.
2) gowning and glowing: wear the gown first then
the gloves. There are 2 methods of glowing namely;
closed method and open method.
 in open method of glowing; gowning and glowing
can be considered separately, while in closed method
both can be considered as 2 steps of the same
method.

11. Gowning and
glowing

12. Open method Closed method
Glowing

13. Degowning
After you are done with the procedure you first take
off the gloves then the gown before leaving the
theater.
Also at this point you can take off the face mask and
the cap.

14. Before leaving
Before leaving make sure;
 your patient is vitally stable and all covered,
 you thank the staff.

15. THANK YOU…….