Keep all of your cleaning supplies and solutions in their original labeled bottles and containers. The labels on Clean Room offer clear directions on how to use and dispose of its materials. This card also alerts you to what is to be opened for the surgery and what you should have available should the need arise for its use. Depending on the size of the facility and assigned staff duties, this may be your responsibility.

Keeping your supplies in their original bottles will ensure that you can always refer to the proper labels when considering how to use or discard the product. Even if you are personally aware of how to correctly use your cleaning supplies, a family member or hired housekeeper may not be familiar with the proper method of use, so it is best to keep labels on their respective bottles.

If the chef hasn’t paid the Pot Washer to do his job, he will wake up early and start preparing breakfast and lunch. Encouraged by a myriad TV chefs, real chefs might sometimes consider themselves auteurs of the food industry, frequently using a selection of infamous small words in reference to waiters, hotel managers, hotel supplies personnel, guests - and of course the humble pot washer.

Next you need to go to your assigned room and check to see if your case cart is there. This cart contains all the supplies and instruments required for the surgery and usually contains the preference card. The preference card is paperwork that lists all supplies, instruments, equipment, hints for setting up the room, and any surgeon specific preferences.

I have worked in OR’s that have staff dedicated to pick the supplies and instruments and delivering them to the room in the morning. Sometimes it was my responsibility, or the surgical tech’s, or the set up staff. Ultimately, though, it is the nurses responsibility to make sure everything needed is in the room.

The hotel manager is the one invariably found haggling with the chef over hotel supplies - usually cost-related. The chef wants saffron, but the manager thinks vanilla extract is just fine. The manager is involved with menu creation, Clean Room Projects , bar management - and indeed every facet of the hotel environment, delegating to his or her minions.

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