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Surgical conscious what does that mean? To me it means my morals , that feeling I get when I know I am doing something correctly or incorrectly. Keeping to my gut feelings no matter how upset it may make someone is what will help me in my career and to keep surgical conscious . I will not give in to peer pressure of another that “doesn’t feel like doing something again” That will endanger the patient and that is my top priority, keeping my patient safe. I Need to be my patients advocate at all times which means having surgical conscious. Everyone has morals and things they feel are right. Which can help or hurt you when it comes to your surgical conscious . This means having an understanding about what should be done and what shouldn’t be done. What principles of sterile technic should be used. What ethical , legal and moral responsibilities I will have when I am in the OR. What to do when my morals are question like with an abortion case. I will have to push some of my moral feeling out to care for whatever patient comes into that OR. I will care for them to the best of my abilities even if I personally do not agree with it. I have a duty to provide for that patient we are the ones that will help them live . Help them in anyway that we can to make sure they are comfortable and ready for whatever procedure they may be having. Talk to the doctor if they have questions make sure they are taken care of one hundred percent of the time. Our surgical conscious is based off of aseptic technic and builds from there. I want to strive to live up to all of my expectations I have for myself. I expect myself to be the best surgical technologist that I can be, to help anyone that I can. I will drive myself to always be coming up with a plan to make myself better. To be a outstanding advocate for all of my patients that I will have in the future. Learn from any mistakes and not repeat them. It means I will always think of my patient before myself in ensuring that aseptic

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