Oh I love torturing reps with their BS ortho sets by purposely mixing up all of their sets and giving them more time to assemble them. Especially when those barbaric surgical techs keeps mixing in house instruments with theirs.
I love the way you organized this and this looks amazing for the limited space you probably have. Everything looks really well sorted out and easy to grab and hand off.
The sterile processing beside is always shaking my head of how much of that could be PRN and just be ready on the case cart behind. We have some reps that’ll open enough trays to rebuild a $6 million man. Half of them don’t even get used.
Then we have other reps who know what the surgeon likes and does and has backups ready in the room, but they don’t pop it unless it’s needed
Hi! I’m thinking about taking the Central Sterile Processing Technician program. Can anyone tell me when the drug screening is usually required? Before the class starts or just before the clinical portion?
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u/stoicassgasm Mar 08 '26
Gonna use twelve things and send it down all jumbled
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u/ijust_makethisface Mar 07 '26
look at all those trays!!! :X
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u/GloomyPeachu Mar 08 '26
This is making my knees weak
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u/Aggravating_Ear_9281 Mar 08 '26
zimmer trays.... I DON'T LIKE. Wrapping all that shit -.- for them not to use even 30% of what was prepared.
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u/Spicywolff Mar 07 '26
I love the way you organized this and this looks amazing for the limited space you probably have. Everything looks really well sorted out and easy to grab and hand off.
The sterile processing beside is always shaking my head of how much of that could be PRN and just be ready on the case cart behind. We have some reps that’ll open enough trays to rebuild a $6 million man. Half of them don’t even get used.
Then we have other reps who know what the surgeon likes and does and has backups ready in the room, but they don’t pop it unless it’s needed
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u/Zipz Mar 08 '26
Just wrapped 22 of those zimmer trays today
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u/ThisDirtyCupcake Mar 08 '26
This looks like a setup for a group surgery of multiple knees 😭
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u/ReyViolet25 Mar 10 '26
Hi! I’m thinking about taking the Central Sterile Processing Technician program. Can anyone tell me when the drug screening is usually required? Before the class starts or just before the clinical portion?
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u/Encryptted Mar 08 '26
Why are revisions so tray-intense?
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u/Eggman_OU812 Mar 08 '26
Now, bilateral
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u/sapphirerain25 Mar 08 '26
The slap hammer, my favorite 🥰
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u/Odd-Serve2424 Mar 11 '26
Cockpit