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The profession of a surgical technologist, as defined today, is... - ANSWER developing as a result
of rapid, developments in technology in general



The historical evolution of the Surgical Technologist: - ANSWER During WWI corpsmen worked
on the battlefield to offer aid and comfort the wounded.

An increase for assistive personnel in surgery did not arrise until WWII

After WWII there was an increased need for OR personnel, whom the army called ORT's
(operating room technicians)

RN's filled the role of scrub nurse until 1965



1968 - ANSWER AORN board of directors created Association of Operating Room Technicians
(AORT)



AORN - ANSWER Association of Operating Room Nurses



AORT created two new committees - ANSWER Liaison Council on Certification for the Surgical
Technologist (LCC-ST)

Joint review Committee on Education



AST - ANSWER Association of Surgical Technologists

The ST's professional organization.



What does the AST do? - ANSWER Maintains Practice Standards, Code of Ethics, and Code of
Conduct for ST's

Publishes a journal which provides news, legislative updates, and articles

Holds annual conferences

,Represents ST's for standards of patient care through state and federal legislative bodies

Provides scholarships



Aeger Primo - ANSWER The patient first



ARC/STSA - ANSWER provides educational standards and recommendations required for
accreditation of programs in ST and STFA



CAAHEP - ANSWER accredits programs on recommendation of the ARC/STSA



What is NEIT's accreditation through - ANSWER CAAHEP



How are ST's trained? - ANSWER Through a 2 year college, non-profit college, the military, and
proprietary certificate programs



What does proprietary mean? - ANSWER For-profit



Certification demonstrates what? - ANSWER A standard of knowledge and understanding of the
principles of ST



What is the eligibility requirements to become a CST? - ANSWER You must:

Graduate from a CAAHEP or ABHES accredited program

Must currently be or previously have been a CST

Graduate of a military program or have been a CST with a lapsed membership



ABHES - ANSWER Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools

A non-profit accrediting body

, NBSTSA - ANSWER National Board of Surgical Technologists and Surgical Assisting

oversees certification and credentialing of ST's and STFA's



Clinical Ladder Program - ANSWER the goals are to

Improve patient care

Encourage employer recognition

Promote accountability

Increase the visibility of the ST role



The scrub role - ANSWER A member of the sterile team

Establishes, prepares, protects and maintains the sterile field

Prepares and passes instruments, supplies, medications, and equipment during surgery



Circulator/assistant circulator - ANSWER Non-sterile team member

Delivers and prepares non-sterile equipment

Distributes and opens sterile supplies

assists with transferring and positioning the patient

performs urinary catheterization

performs surgical prep



On Call - ANSWER usually a requirement for the ST working in a hospital or other facility that
provdies 24 hour care



Preceptor - ANSWER teaches others while scrubbed

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