Surgical skills checklist 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the surgical skills checklist in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and the names of your preceptors at the top of the form. This personalizes your checklist and ensures accountability.
  3. As you progress through each skill section, carefully review each item listed under 'Introduction to the Operating Room' and check off skills as you demonstrate them. Ensure that your preceptor initials and dates each completed skill.
  4. Continue through sections like 'Preparing for Surgical Procedure' and 'Maintaining Sterile Field/Aseptic Technique', marking off skills as they are completed. Use our platform's features to easily navigate between sections.
  5. Once all skills are checked off, ensure that all initials and dates are filled in correctly before saving or sharing your completed checklist.

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Providing intraoperative skills such as visualization, trocar insertion, injection of local anesthetics, hemostasis, tissue handling, placement and securing of wound drains, and closure of body planes. Having knowledge of and using all open, laparoscopic, and robotic equipment necessary for a procedure.
COMMUNICATION: Speak and write clearly and concisely with patients, classmates, staff, faculty, doctors, surgeons, and other health care providers in English using standard medical and Surgical Technology terminology. Communicate sufficiently for interaction with others in written form.
Possess short- and long-term memory sufficient to perform tasks such as, but not limited to, mentally tracking surgical supplies and performing anticipation skills interoperability. Able to make appropriate judgment decisions. Demonstrate the use of positive coping skills under stress.
The surgical safety checklist consists of three components: sign-in, performed before the induction of anesthesia; time-out, performed before skin incision; and sign-out, performed immediately after skin closure or before the patient leaves the operating theatre.
Introduction to the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist 5 Steps What Are The 5 Steps to Safer Surgery? Step 1 Briefing. Step 2 Sign In. Step 3 Time Out. Step 4 Sign Out. Step 5 -Debrief. More Resources for Safer Surgeries.