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Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS): Difference between revisions
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Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) (view source)
Revision as of 12:23, June 25, 2020
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The student is expected to provide prompt, complete and accurate written documentation of the details related to any incidents, thus enabling corrective actions and/or programs for prevention. Students with signs and symptoms of an infectious process should immediately contact the program director for appropriate referral. | The student is expected to provide prompt, complete and accurate written documentation of the details related to any incidents, thus enabling corrective actions and/or programs for prevention. Students with signs and symptoms of an infectious process should immediately contact the program director for appropriate referral. | ||
All incidents must immediately be reported to the clinical supervisor or immediate person in charge. Proper report forms must be completed. | All incidents must immediately be reported to the clinical supervisor or immediate person in charge and the program director. Proper report forms must be completed. | ||
Students with signs and symptoms of an infectious process should immediately contact the program director. [https://wiki.unmc.edu/index.php/Bloodborne_Pathogens_Exposure Blood UNMC’s Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure policy] will be followed. | |||
'''Equipment Use and Operation:''' The profession of Sonography employs the use of highly specialized equipment. Any equipment failure or equipment that is not in proper working order must be reported immediately to the clinical supervisor. Do not place any calls to equipment representatives. Do not attempt to repair. | '''Equipment Use and Operation:''' The profession of Sonography employs the use of highly specialized equipment. Any equipment failure or equipment that is not in proper working order must be reported immediately to the clinical supervisor. Do not place any calls to equipment representatives. Do not attempt to repair. | ||