Draping the Patient for CS delivery Flashcards
The manner of arranging the covering in order to expose the part being examined, treated or cleaned.
Draping
Standard of Practice I
Only sterile drapes should be used within the sterile field.
Standard of Practice II
A compromise in the integrity of the microbial barrier results in contamination.
Standard of Practice III
Drapes should be resistant to fluid penetration.
Standard of Practice IV
Drapes should be lint free.
Standard of Practice V
Drapes should be flame resistant.
Standard of Practice VI
The surgical team members should evaluate
drapes based upon the following factors and characteristics.
Standard of Practice VII
Drapes made of reusable woven fabric should have the same barrier characteristics as single-use nonwoven disposable fabrics.
Standard of Practice VII
Surgical team members should be involved in the selection process of drapes to be used in the OR
Drapes can be made of
cloth or paper, and reusable or disposable.