INSTRUCTIONS FOR STUDENTS (UG, PG, Interns, Nurse)

LAB CONDUCT/BEHAVIOR

• All users of the centers space must act in a manner that does not disturb the academic activities occurring in the lab.
• The students should wear uniform dress code, or wearing a lab coat to participate in any activity in the center.
• Food or drink is not allowed in the lab including bottled water, the students and faculties can have their food from the Lounge of simulation lab.
• Without the approval of concern faculty or the management of hospital, visitors and children are not allowed to simulation lab during open hours.
• Smoking is prohibited in the Simulation lab.
• Students should remain confidential and professional regarding the performance of other students during and after simulation experiences.
• Students should be serious to act as if they are in a real patient situation keeping in mind safety and infection.
• Students should remain professional at all times in simulation lab and not make comments regarding the students completing the simulation experience.
• During simulation all electronics including cell phones, cameras, camera phones, and video recorders are prohibited.

LAB CONDUCT/BEHAVIOR

• The faculty will review the scenarios thoroughly prior to class and work with the lab coordinator to obtain props and equipment.
• Faculty must schedule time with the lab coordinator a week prior to running through any scenario being presented (for practicing the scenario also should informed to the lab coordinator).
• When you enter in to the simulation lab you should ensure whether the Simulation Lab Instructor or a Faculty member present in the lab; only Faculty may operate high fidelity simulators.
• Students and faculty need to know that some of the equipment in the ACTS-YEN contains latex. Those with a known sensitivity/allergy to latex need to contact the lab coordinator.
• Students should bring personal clinical supplies such as stethoscope, penlight, and calculator ,it will not be provided.
• You have to contact simulation lab instructor before one day prior you come in to the lab for practicing skills.
• All supplies should be returned to the same cabinet in which they were found.
• Please be reasonably gentle with all equipment. If you are not sure how to use something or you find a loose object, please inform the Simulation Lab Instructor.
• Needles/sharps are to never be reused under any circumstance and should be disposed of in the sharps containers.
• Please leave the area as you found it or “better,” and turn off equipment.
• Use of the computers is restricted to assigned classroom work and not for personal use.
• Do not remove the manikin from the bed unless instructed to do so.
• All students wanting to use the lab must have proper orientation to the equipments including to the crash cart and defibrillator.
• When working with the manikins, students must wash their hands and wear gloves.
• Used gloves should be disposed of in non-biohazard trash cans.
• Supplies and equipment must not be taken out of the lab unless requested by an instructor.
• Do not use betadine, markers, or pens on manikins. Use only the provided silicone oil for lubricant.
• Do not introduce foreign substances into the airway without the application of small amounts of approved lubricant.
• Before living simulation lab the faculties should ensure that the details of class and number of students is wrote in the respective book provided in the simulation lab.