@@butteredbananas1394 6n5v one to do he in the hospital and I don't want to see you and the family are doing well and that you feel better I think it's going on the trip to use the score prediction calculator
One of the leading surgeons in our city was sensitive to all of the then-available surgical prep solutions. So, he scrubbed with Ivory soap. Infection Control very carefully studied him, his skin and patients. As you probably suspect, he actually had a lower infection rate than others.
ALL SURGEONS WEAR GLOVES so the sterileness of the hands is only an issues if there is a tear in the glove or when the ungloved hand is involved, e.g. putting on the gloves.
@@MichaelYee123 even then there is a sterile procedure in the or to put on gloves. You never touch the outside of the sterile gloves with your hands. Even after washing they are not to touch sterile equipment
In my school I wasn't allowed to have my phone so when I skipped class I'd sit in the bathroom and look at myself all period in front of the mirror unless I was daydreaming. It was better to always have a friend 🤣
Thanks Friend! I worked as a tech for 4 years and have been a stay at home mom for almost 6 years. Going through a divorce and studying to go back to work. Its exciting and scary. I'm afraid of what I have forgotten. I'm so grateful to you for doing these videos! Its really taking the edge off and giving me a lot of confidence to go back!
This kind of just ruined Grey's Anatomy for me. Now im just imagining all the awkward scrubbing silence that must occur before the doctor bursts in the O.R. and saves the day😂
I appreciate this channel thank you.I graduated as a st 1 year ago and Havnt found a job because of no experience and interview skills suck..I just came across a job opportunity that asked me to do a work interview.. I'm freaking out because I'm afraid that I forgot everything.. This channel is helping everything come back.. Thank you!! Wish me luck on this interview! :)
Thank you for these videos!!! I’m a new grad RN in the OR and we are learning to both scrub and circulate and your videos are saving my life 😭💕 Scrub techs are amazing ! You guys really have an immense impact on the workflow of the OR
This is what we are learning now in our Intro to surgical tech class, we'll be tested on it this week!! Thank you for sharing all of your videos Shane, They have really helped me along the way in my journey to become a surgical tech!! Hope you and your family are doing well and look forward to your next video!! ~Amy
Your videos are helping me a lot!! I'm finishing my course of surgical technician this week, i'm going in the OR for the first time tomorrow as a ST, it's gonna be a real adventure for me. Also i'm 1 year away from becoming an RN!
Thank you for all of your great videos!! I have been a scrub for 26 years and am now teaching, your videos are my "go to" for my students, especially now during COVID since we cannot get into lab!!👏🙌👊💯
mechanic here. we do the same thing, only it's at the end of the day with heavy duty pumice soap (and several other times throughout the day. it really is like being a doctor. only on cars.).
@@cameronthomas7748 I know, they contain micro pumice particles as the abrasive. Unfortunately I have sensitive skin. So I use nitrile gloves all the time now!. Good to know it's working fine for you :)
reminds me of a joke my dad used to tell... "Whats the difference between a doctor and a mechanic? The mechanic washes his hands *before* going to the bathroom"
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experiences. I start classes next week and have been preparing by watching your videos - SUPER helpful and gets me excited!
The fact that hand washing and doffing & donning are the easiest practicals quiz/exam and here you are my fellow pre med and med students watching this vid as a review. Good luck and your gonna make it :)
I love learning about these kinds of nuances to certain professions that the general population just overlooks. Thanks for working so hard to avoid infections!
Awesome video! humorous and informative. I have my Veterinary Nursing surgical exam tomorrow and this video is perfect for taking notes. The humour helps greatly :) BUBBLES!
I have an assessment on this tomorrow. Iv watched this and the open and over the gown gloving a few times as a refresher and i feel ready. Thank you :)
Thank you for the helpful video! Our labs were canceled due to the coronavirus, so we only have online learning. Hard to learn surge tech without actual practice.
Excellent video! Just one comment on the Avagard technique - I would suggest using a first pump of the solution to 'paint' both the forearms first, then a second to do the hands last. This prevents you from breaking the sterile field if your forearm sweeps go above the most proximal point of your first scrub of the day!
Hey man I cannot say how much this has helped my ocd I used to wash for 45 mins and now can wash in less than 15 and the more I get used to this the faster I’ll get all I did was buy some reusable nail picks and some hibiclens Chlorhexidine stuff and it’s been a life changer
This is so interesting, I’m not planning on working in surgery but I do plan on studying midwifery. So far I’m taking an STNA course and i can finally realize how sterile the hand washing Technique is for surgery compared to the usual “less than 20 second of friction” wash. I was unaware that you didn’t have to wash your hand again working between patients.
my class just learned how to do the surgical scrub & we learned a lot of hospitals are doing the avaguard scrub throughout the day so it's crazy to see you post this for confirmation. you are my idol! finishing quarter 1, going into quarter 2. i graduate quarter 6 :)
You're not supposed to use the brush portion anywhere besides your nails, as it causes micro-abrasions on your skin. Bad for you, and bad for patient. Use the sponge side for the rest of the job. Also, you forgot your web spaces, and you are supposed to scrub 2" above your elbows. In Europe, they are only using the nail pick, and the brush side to clean nails, then they discard the scrub brush all together. It's only a matter of time until we folllow suit.
If you count of the number of proper scrub strokes shown by Shane it is 600. There are so many videos demonstrating improper scrubbing for surgery. Thank GOD for Shane Friedman for taking the time to make all his videos.
also, why would you not shave the hair from your arms? It would seem as if bacteria could collect in the hairs and/or a hair could fall off during surgery??
That’s me after using a public restroom
😂
That's me pretty much everytime...OCD is painful!
Mahdi Althurwi no, it’s not. You don’t have access to this sort of soap
@@HeavyProfessor Hey have you ever heard of something called a joke?
Well you are one.
@@butteredbananas1394 6n5v one to do he in the hospital and I don't want to see you and the family are doing well and that you feel better I think it's going on the trip to use the score prediction calculator
This is what I do when I shake hands with someone who says the earth is flat
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao
😂😂😂😂
David The only Endಠ_ಠ a kid in my class saids the earth is flat
unfortunately he likes me
The Earth IS flat
You can save a lot of time and just pray those germs away!
Thank You
Hi Jesus
Jesus Christ yeah- and you are super high!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That moment when Jesus is litterally everywhere
Well 95% percent of us are not surgeons. Just bored lol 😂.
Hahaha 😂
there's probably like 10.000 surgeons in every country, so in the usa thats about 0.001% of people
:l
Then when you click on the vid
or ocd
I’m not even in college but I like watching this kind of things.
Surenaïde same lol why am I watching this
Lol ikr
Im in middle school-
@@pinkbagel69yearsago20 I'm grade 7 😂
@@eatjinandopenyourrice2236 ahahah samee 😂
when the toilet paper is thin and your finger pokes through
Lmao
Ughhhhh ewwww 🤮🤮🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮
ohhh yeah, i use alcohol
Dick pokes thru
That usually requires a blowtorch.
that motion sensor sink has got to be annoying
ikr
I'd rip it out of the wall. I'm not sure how I'd go about doing it, but I'd rip. It. Out of the wall.
This is exactly what I was thinking during the video
@@deadgaming20 Like the guy in the vid said, apparently there are knee activated sinks.
They could just use one of those foot things instead
DONT TOUCH ME IM STERILE
I read that in Patrick's voice
The nightmare of a Surgical assistant ! 😭
I don't know why this made me burst into laughter. My sense of humour is broken.
One of the leading surgeons in our city was sensitive to all of the then-available surgical prep solutions. So, he scrubbed with Ivory soap. Infection Control very carefully studied him, his skin and patients. As you probably suspect, he actually had a lower infection rate than others.
Why would it be obvious that using regular soap would lead to a lower infection rate?
Matthew Lewis Antibacterial soaps are no more effective than regular soap and water for killing disease-causing germs
wholeNwon is there a link about this? I’m very interested!!
ALL SURGEONS WEAR GLOVES so the sterileness of the hands is only an issues if there is a tear in the glove or when the ungloved hand is involved, e.g. putting on the gloves.
@@MichaelYee123 even then there is a sterile procedure in the or to put on gloves. You never touch the outside of the sterile gloves with your hands. Even after washing they are not to touch sterile equipment
This is what I do before doing *surgery on a grape*
Louis x Clementine same
Y'all are more on that video was made in 2014 yall late
Lmao i just came here from that
@@angelocoviello8446 2010*
holy shit same
I’m gonna use this in school to waste time in the bathroom.
In my school I wasn't allowed to have my phone so when I skipped class I'd sit in the bathroom and look at myself all period in front of the mirror unless I was daydreaming. It was better to always have a friend 🤣
Lol. This is what doctors never do on school. Thats why they became doctors?
got to get those 10 strokes in somehow
Teacher: You where in the bathroom for 11 minutes!
Me:
@@Ty_Cunningham ok
Thanks, I am now using this before I eat, and when I come from school
Hey, you do this for surgery aigh't? not in school life.Because, it made me a germaphobe.
@@yepreedeee440 True
Public restrooms
You really don't have to do this,he's doing this for surgery ,
why did i just watch this whole entire video lol
Hahaha
And why do you ask us?
@junior torres I actually used 4 CHG mouthwash after a dental surgery. Stuff burns like ur finger got stuck in a hot girl's tight ass!
Morgan Trombly ya me too lol 😂 wtff
Lol
Thanks Friend! I worked as a tech for 4 years and have been a stay at home mom for almost 6 years. Going through a divorce and studying to go back to work. Its exciting and scary. I'm afraid of what I have forgotten. I'm so grateful to you for doing these videos! Its really taking the edge off and giving me a lot of confidence to go back!
how did it go?
*Younger me when the kid with cooties tapped my thumb during 7-up*
Are you good or whaat!!
😂😂😂
I'll never be a surgeon, but I watched the whole thing
*almost done with both hands*
Whew...that took about 30 mins man...
*drops sponge*
FU-
LMAOOOOO
Rest in peace.
That would be my luck. And unfortunately the 3 second rule does not apply here
Now my OCD went to the next level. Thanks for the service.
This kind of just ruined Grey's Anatomy for me. Now im just imagining all the awkward scrubbing silence that must occur before the doctor bursts in the O.R. and saves the day😂
Kay Jack 😂😂😂😂 same lmaoo
But grey’s anatomy is suuuuuper medicly incorect just saying
alex alsop medically* incorrect*
Burnt Acid oops sorry
alex alsop no worries hehe
I am not a surgeon but studying Medical Assistant. Having a demo test in class tomorrow. Thanks this helped.
I appreciate this channel thank you.I graduated as a st 1 year ago and Havnt found a job because of no experience and interview skills suck..I just came across a job opportunity that asked me to do a work interview.. I'm freaking out because I'm afraid that I forgot everything.. This channel is helping everything come back.. Thank you!! Wish me luck on this interview! :)
Goodluck!
Thank you for these videos!!! I’m a new grad RN in the OR and we are learning to both scrub and circulate and your videos are saving my life 😭💕 Scrub techs are amazing ! You guys really have an immense impact on the workflow of the OR
I like your style. Your knowledgable, clear, and fun to watch. Thank you for all your videos, they have been a big help.
This is what we are learning now in our Intro to surgical tech class, we'll be tested on it this week!! Thank you for sharing all of your videos Shane, They have really helped me along the way in my journey to become a surgical tech!! Hope you and your family are doing well and look forward to your next video!! ~Amy
I’m also in school for being a surgical tech and will be in clinical next month I hope you enjoy being a surgical tech !
This is really cool man!. Never in my wildest dreams did I think surgery and youtube could be combined. Thanks for the awesome content. I subscribed!.
Just learning this for a future apoc.
Kymbo SAME
Kymbo same
Kymbo same
Thanks Doctor. just show this video to my son 9y. he wants to be a doctor. he is excited now...
I am a PA student getting ready to start my general surgery rotation and have been watching all of your OR videos. These are incredibly helpful!
Your videos are helping me a lot!! I'm finishing my course of surgical technician this week, i'm going in the OR for the first time tomorrow as a ST, it's gonna be a real adventure for me. Also i'm 1 year away from becoming an RN!
Aylla Sousa How'd it go? 😁
RN?
@@AnyMedia Real Nigga
Any Media I guess it’s a Registered Nurse
DAILY OBSERVER because there is an open body in-front of u !!! It’s not enough to just wear gloves..
Thank you for all of your great videos!! I have been a scrub for 26 years and am now teaching, your videos are my "go to" for my students, especially now during COVID since we cannot get into lab!!👏🙌👊💯
Im not planning to be a doctor or nurse but i really like these kind of vids
Thank you, this video helped me a LOT, my anatomy doctor said to me “its ok you know how to scrub” he never congratulated me before lol
mechanic here.
we do the same thing, only it's at the end of the day with heavy duty pumice soap (and several other times throughout the day. it really is like being a doctor. only on cars.).
Totally! I love working on cars as well on side. I think I just have a general need to tinker with things lol
How the hell doesn't your skin break? Which brand do you use? The last one I tried (forgot the name) was like sandpaper!
@@cameronthomas7748 I know, they contain micro pumice particles as the abrasive. Unfortunately I have sensitive skin. So I use nitrile gloves all the time now!. Good to know it's working fine for you :)
reminds me of a joke my dad used to tell... "Whats the difference between a doctor and a mechanic? The mechanic washes his hands *before* going to the bathroom"
I'm a new CST student and I am loving your videos. Great tips! I'm learning a lot!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experiences. I start classes next week and have been preparing by watching your videos - SUPER helpful and gets me excited!
+Valerie Jones Thank you!
The fact that hand washing and doffing & donning are the easiest practicals quiz/exam and here you are my fellow pre med and med students watching this vid as a review. Good luck and your gonna make it :)
This video cleaned my soul
I love learning about these kinds of nuances to certain professions that the general population just overlooks. Thanks for working so hard to avoid infections!
Awesome video! humorous and informative. I have my Veterinary Nursing surgical exam tomorrow and this video is perfect for taking notes. The humour helps greatly :) BUBBLES!
I have an assessment on this tomorrow. Iv watched this and the open and over the gown gloving a few times as a refresher and i feel ready. Thank you :)
Attention to detail. Professionalism. Love it.
Thanks for your services
I tried this "surgeon washing hands" for the first time and my hands smell so soapy :D LOL
If this is just the hand washing how hard must surgery be
Thank you for the informative video
Now, I can safely do surgery on myself now
it pains me to hear the water turn on and off constantly *cringe*
@maccajoe LMAFO!
maccajoe damn you snapped sis 😂💀
U got a problem with your ears
Before surgery I don’t wash my hands I dip them in acid and grab all the major arteries
Acid will kill the germs
WTF
What kind of acid?
@@parulwalia6521 the hot kind
@@blunt9573
You sure aren't a surgeon and never held even a dead man's artery in your hand
Can you even name any major artery without needing google
Thank you for the helpful video! Our labs were canceled due to the coronavirus, so we only have online learning. Hard to learn surge tech without actual practice.
Excellent video! Just one comment on the Avagard technique - I would suggest using a first pump of the solution to 'paint' both the forearms first, then a second to do the hands last. This prevents you from breaking the sterile field if your forearm sweeps go above the most proximal point of your first scrub of the day!
Thank you... This was helpful
See you again Man..Ur explaination is actually fantastic.
Hey man I cannot say how much this has helped my ocd I used to wash for 45 mins and now can wash in less than 15 and the more I get used to this the faster I’ll get all I did was buy some reusable nail picks and some hibiclens Chlorhexidine stuff and it’s been a life changer
wow you'd figure videos like these would be through the roof in views considering what's happening in the world now.
I feel like I'm a surgeon now with the amount of times I've been thoroughly washing my hands lol
perfect !😂 I prefer this kind of instructor
This is so interesting, I’m not planning on working in surgery but I do plan on studying midwifery. So far I’m taking an STNA course and i can finally realize how sterile the hand washing Technique is for surgery compared to the usual “less than 20 second of friction” wash. I was unaware that you didn’t have to wash your hand again working between patients.
my class just learned how to do the surgical scrub & we learned a lot of hospitals are doing the avaguard scrub throughout the day so it's crazy to see you post this for confirmation. you are my idol! finishing quarter 1, going into quarter 2. i graduate quarter 6 :)
Very good instructions, Thanks
Thanks for sharing its people like yourself who inspires others
I'm very impressed Dr I hope all surgeons scrub this way. 😊
Wonderful how to explain it. Thanks from the Canary islands _Spain
me when i see a grape in the supermarket
8:08
Thank you very much; very helpful...
I wish you had your channel when I was in School, would have saved me so much time 😂
I am student of Bsc anesthesia and operation Theatre Technology
It is really helpful to know the procedure .....and thanks a lot ..
When he finished: *The cleanest hands in the west*
this is a useful video. thanks very much.
Always wanted to know how it was done. Thanks for the video.
Thanks man! I’m trying to learn the nuances of surgery.... My mom has a bad heart and I KNOW if I could just get in there I could fix it!
Thank you for the remarkable information.
thanks for best suggestion
10:30 on a friday night an im watching some dude wash his hands. Lit
Great camera angles 👍
You're not supposed to use the brush portion anywhere besides your nails, as it causes micro-abrasions on your skin. Bad for you, and bad for patient. Use the sponge side for the rest of the job. Also, you forgot your web spaces, and you are supposed to scrub 2" above your elbows. In Europe, they are only using the nail pick, and the brush side to clean nails, then they discard the scrub brush all together. It's only a matter of time until we folllow suit.
dayna kimmins 🙌🏽
I always go an inch below the shoulders myself
I just go for a full upper torso scrub as well.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/23453175/
You are great! Thank you!
helpful, thank you!
If you count of the number of proper scrub strokes shown by Shane it is 600. There are so many videos demonstrating improper scrubbing for surgery. Thank GOD for Shane Friedman for taking the time to make all his videos.
Me rn learning how to not get the corona virus
Sarah Johnston
نعم انه خطير ولاكن تكفي ٢٠ ثانيه فقط
Not even in the healthcare industry but that was cool and I love learning about how these things work.
Thank you dad!
“Always starts with the hands”
Mate, it kinda has to lol
Not true, you can get it in your left hand and start scrubbing your right arm and vice versa
Shane your the coolest man and a inspiration, the best surgical tech channel!
HA, thanks man. I'm just happy people are enjoying the content!
This helps so much cause I want to be either a doctor or surgeon
Thank you sir for your video.It is really very much helpful for me.
Watching this so during the purge I can harvest organs effectively and hygienicly.
very imformative.
Why am I watching this? I don’t even wanna be a doctor or work in the medical profession...
Very informative!!
2:59 when you’re home alone for 5 minutes
also, why would you not shave the hair from your arms? It would seem as if bacteria could collect in the hairs and/or a hair could fall off during surgery??
Dank Bud i had the same thought, like Olympic swimmers do but for a different purpose obviously lol
you wear these like gown things that cover your arms and then big long gloves that go up to like your elbow i think
Why even wash in the first place they use gloves
@@richardjordan9092 You touch the gloves with your hands first...
@@SinnedNogara when? He showed not touching the gloves at all only touching with the scrub cuffs
This is more scrubbing and cleaning hand than what i do in 2 weeks in just 1 single days
Use this video 24/7 for my ROBLOX surgeries, very helpful.
U make becoming a doctor look easy
I be doing this when I’m done washing the dishes 😭😭😂
super thank u for sharing ur knowledge
thanks for recommending this to me youtube
RuPaul's drag race reference... OMG you're the best
Thank u for teaching me
I’m super weird... For some reason I like the smell of surgeon soap. Maybe because it smells more pure and clean to use...
I know nothing of anything medical this is a cool channel very interesting for sure