This is the time you must wait for any prep containing alcohol to dry.

This is the count performed at the beginning of skin closure.

This is the length of time the incision site should be "scrubbed" with a Chloraprep stick.

This is the device that should always be in place before leaving a patient's side on the OR table.

This is a surgical instrument used to clamp blood vessels to prevent or stop bleeding.

This is the location of the Malignant Hyperthermia Cart.

This is the only person responsible for reading an x-ray performed for an incorrect count.

This is the first step of inserting a foley catheter.

This is the minimum number of personnel required to transfer a patient from the OR table to a bed or stretcher after surgery.

This is known as a "hanky" by Dr. Tom Dodson.

This is the type of fire extinguisher located OUTSIDE of each OR. (Bonus- type of extinguisher kept INSIDE of each OR)

This is the person responsible for adding countable items to the count board or sheet after they are dispensed to the field.

This is the type of mask that should be worn by all personnel in contact with a patient on airborne isolation precautions.

This is the piece of equipment that should be utilized to prevent sliding in the Reverse Trendelenburg position.

This is the information that should be included on a medication label on the sterile field.

This is the Severe Weather Code indicating a tornado has been confirmed or sighted.

This is the action that must be taken after the final count, even if the count is correct.

This is the wound classification for a Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy performed with moderate bile spillage.

In Lateral Recumbent position, the lower leg is in this position, while the upper leg is in this position.

This process is designed to prevent wrong person, wrong procedure, and wrong site surgery

This is the drug that has replaced Dantrolene for use in patients experiencing Malignant Hyperthermia.

This is the action that must be taken when the scrub and circulator are being relieved for the day.

This is the wound classification for a Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy performed without incident.

In the supine position, arms should be extended no more than 90 degrees to avoid injury of this nerve.

This is the number to dial to overhead page in an emergency.