This presentation was developed using national standard recommendations. These practices are intended as a guidelines that are adaptable to various practice settings where operative and other invasive procedures may be performed. These are general principles. Please refer to your individual hospital polices related to sterile fieldand bedside procedures.

• Faculty: Julia Gardner
• ID: Pr-001052

The "Surgical Safety Time Out: A Best Practice Example" module is introduced by Executive VP, Medical Affairs & Chief Medical Officer at MedStar Health, Stephen R. T. Evans, MD. Dr. Evans provides a step-by-step outline of all components of the Time Out that must be performed prior to every procedure performed in a MedStar entity. The module concludes with a Time Out Best Practice example based on the World Health Organization's Surgical Safety Checklist, and performed by Dr. Atul Gawande's surgical team.

• Faculty: David Mayer
• ID: Pr-012417

This video covers the anatomy of the groin as it relates to femoral sheath management.

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-023354

This video includes the steps for preparation prior to removing a femoral sheath. It emphasizes the importance of following the steps and discusses the direct impact of following them as it relates to decreasing post sheath removal complications.

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-023355

This video is an instructional video using a task trainer to demonstrate how to remove a femoral sheath using manual compression.

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-023356

This video is a demonstration, using a task trainer, of how to safely apply and use the FemoStop for passive vascular closure.

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-023357

This video covers what the most common vascular access complications are how to avoid them, how to identify them by the signs and symptoms and what types of treatment may be needed in the event they occur.

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-023358

This video differentiates types of active vascular closure devices and their mechanism, what the goal of a closure device is and why it is used.

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-023359

This video is a demonstration using a task trainer of how to prepare for and administer lidocaine/epinephrine subcutaneously for femoral access site track oozing.

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-023360

Introduction to Femoral Vascular Access Management

• Faculty: Ashley Ricker
• ID: Pr-030670

This module is for training purposes for the ZOLL X series Defibrillator for all RNs who will be transporting monitored patients. It is a requirement for participation in a hands-on session at your entity.

• Faculty: Elizabeth Gonder
• ID: Pr-030940

This education is part of a series on online education for associates to meet annual stroke education requirements. This module focuses on after a patient has had a stroke and preventing a secondary stroke.

• Faculty: Karen Poole
• ID: Pr-036459

This module reviews normal parameters for end-tidal CO2, components of capnography, and the nurse's role in interventions to support normal and abnormal waveforms.

• Faculty: Richard Power
• ID: Pr-036903

This module covers Malignant Hyperthermia and outlines the roles and responsibilities of both licensed and unlicensed members of the surgical team.

• Faculty: Jacqueline Phaneuf
• ID: Pr-036966

Fire safety measures in the operating room.

• Faculty: Hollie Ridgell
• ID: Pr-037168

Test Learner's recall of Radiation Safety Training.

• Faculty: Mohammed Aljallad
• ID: Qu-038499

MWHC Annual Radiation Safety Training education for calendar year 2026

• Faculty: Mohammed Aljallad
• ID: Pr-041808