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| Exploring the area |
Our classes are set up that we lectures Monday thru Friday from 8am to Noon, on Monday's we have clinical skills from 1pm to 4pm and on Wednesday's we have prenatals from 1pm to 5pm. Our first clinical skills class was handwashing and putting on sterile gloves.
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| Amy explaining the proper steps |
Yes, there is actually a certain technique that has to be followed for handwashing. Especially when you're getting ready to hold and access a newborn baby.
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| Technique is important |
Everybody in the class got a turn to see if they could remember the proper steps.
Handwashing is such a basic step but it's also a very important one.
Unfortunately I didn't get any pictures of us donning our gloves. This skills day was an easy one for me after working so many years in the OR where I had to scrub my hands and glove sterilely almost daily.
We didn't do actual prenatal exams our first week, instead we learned about what we should be able to accomplish in an exam.
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| Different positions the baby can lay in the womb |
I can't wait until we get to start feeling pregnant bellies! This is going to be a great adventure.
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| We are fearfully and wonderfully made (Ps 139:14) |
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