Surgical area
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Should have
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Preparatory room
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Operating room
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Radiology section
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Recovery room
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Prepartory Room
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Scrubbing, clipping, dress change, instrument prepartion and sterilization are done here
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Vaccum claener should be used to remove the hair from both animal and floor
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Operating room
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This should be a dead end with same entry and exit points
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No one should be allowed inside without proper surgical attire eg. surgical apron/scrubs, caps, masks gloves nad shoe
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Storage cabinents should be minimal to avoid accumulation of dirt and debris and conatin surgical items
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They are well suited with falt tops as it is easily claened and can be used to keep mops, surgical instrumenytsand packs.
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Surgical lights, oxygen an monitors may be placed from the ceiling or wall mounted
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The surgical room - wall, floor and ceiling should be designed so that they can be washed
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Radiology area
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There must be protective aprons, gloves and film exposure badges
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Radiology technicians should be available
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Avoid clients and crowd
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Radiology unit within theatre is required for accident acses as well as fracture/orthopaedic acses to check post operative positions
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Recovery room
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Monitoring must be done closely for animals under recovery until endotracheal tube is remioved
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Patient can be placed in floor on blankets
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They should never be left unattended
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