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Sterile Processing School and College Program Information
Sterile processing technicians are medical staff members who make sure that all surgical tools are free of germs prior to use. The most common education programs for sterile processing technicians award a certificate of completion to graduates. Read on to learn more about these programs.
Choosing a Sterile Processing School
Sterile processing programs, sometimes called 'central sterile processing programs', are available at many 2-year colleges. They are typically offered at the certificate or the associate's degree level. A certificate of completion is sufficient for entry-level employment in the field.
Summary of Considerations
- Time in school
- Practical experience
- Certification prep
Time in School
Students seeking the quickest path toward a career as a sterile technician may want to select a school that offers a certificate of completion in sterile processing. Some schools offer a track for associates degree graduates to progress to the bachelor's level in nursing or a related medical field. Students interested in earning college credits or in pursuing a bachelor's degree in the future may want to consider attending an associate's degree program.
Practical Experience
Often, sterile processing experience is important for finding employment in the field after graduation. Because of this, many schools offer students the ability to complete internships or clinical rotations. A school with hospital or clinical affiliations may allow students to gain valuable experience desired by many prospective employers.
Certification Prep
Voluntary certifications, such as those offered by the Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution, Inc. and the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting, are available in the field. Schools that prepare students for voluntary certification examinations or to meet other certification requirements may make becoming certified an easier process. In turn, being certified may increase employment opportunities.
Program Overviews
Certificate Programs
Sterile processing certificate programs instruct students on the skills to ensure that surgical equipment is in optimal condition before and during surgical procedures. Programs emphasize practical skills used in operating rooms and medical facilities, and many provide clinical experience opportunities to students. In their courses, students learn methods for cleaning, sterilizing, storing, inspecting and presenting equipment before and during surgeries. Coursework covers:
- Central processing techniques
- Accounting and budgeting
- Working with surgical teams
- Medical terminology
Associate of Applied Science Programs
These 2-year degree programs are commonly offered in sterile processing and surgical technology. Students learn how to assist in surgery and maintain surgical equipment, as well as how to perform other duties related to central sterile processing. Graduates serve as scrub technologists, operating room assistants and circulating technologists. These programs provide more coursework geared toward the health field, with classes in:
- Anatomy and physiology
- General psychology
- Surgical technology
- Microbiology and immunology
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Roku's mobile apps see significant updates this week, featuring a flatter, more minimalistic appearance and the introduction of universal content search. Sound familiar? The handy universal search isn't new to Roku, but it is new to the app – which is ultimately a more efficient location. And, beyond video availability, it also looks like we'll be treated to metadata in the form of actor filmographies to explore. Of course, the compelling existing features of beaming photos to the big screen and direct channel launch remain. Yet we still pine for Miracast. The 3.0 iOS app update is available in iTunes for iPhone and iPad, with the refreshed Android app having hit Google Play.
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As we revealed about a week ago, Roku will shortly release an updated Streaming Stick. And, by way of TechHive, the $50 price point, retirement of MHL, and power via microUSB details have all been confirmed.
Sadly, there's no mention of Miracast screen mirroring functionality… but Roku's mobile apps will soon inherit the streamer's universal search capabilities. The "New" Roku Streaming Stick (HDMI Version) is now available for pre-order with shipping and store availability expected in early April. While the new HDMI Roku Streaming Stick will replace the Roku 1 on Best Buy's shelves, as indicated by BBY Insider, that $50 model will remain in Roku's lineup (for those without HDMI).
You know Mohu, the Leaf antenna guys. Well, like Channel Master, they're looking beyond the aerial and have cooked up an Android streamer paired with an OTA tuner. "Mohu Channels" may have launched as a Kickstarter campaign, but we suspect this is more marketing than fundraising. So those of us awaiting a Roku-esque device with over-the-air capabilities will have something to evaluate come summer.
The small, oblong device, with both Ethernet and 802.11a/b/g/n, runs Android with a custom guide skin, unifying television listings with our preferred web shortcuts and apps from the Goole Play store – similar to what Channel Master has done with DVR+ in listing Vudu as "channel" 200. There's no mention of an EPG subscription fee and early bird pricing runs a modest $79 — pretty good when you consider that included universal RF/IR QWERTY remote with "air mouse" functionality. Unfortunately, we're only talking a single tuner here and there's no mention of potential DVR capabilities… although there is an unaccounted for USB port.
Via BBY Insider, we've learned that Best Buy intends to replace the Roku 1 on store shelves with a revised Roku Streaming Stick come April. Unlike the poorly received first gen Streaming Stick that ran $100, may or may not have been MHL-compatible, and relied on a partner television's (or projector's) remote for control, the new agnostic version will be hitting the streets at $50… including remote. Further, the 2014 HDMI Stick sports USB connectivity – which we suspect will be utilized for power as seen with Google's Chromecast. And, speaking of Chromecast, we wonder if Roku will finally pull the trigger on Miracast screen mirroring. It should go without saying that Roku's existing 1200+ "channels" (of varying quality and interest) are confirmed for the ride.
According to Bloomberg, Roku is contemplating a 2014 IPO but… "a decision to move ahead hasn't been made, and the company hasn't selected a lead banker." Personally, I still believe their best exit strategy remains an acquisition and that they passed on the most prominent of suitors in Amazon – to both companies detriment. Roku's largest challenge on the business side is that they pimp low cost, low margin hardware with insignificant recurring fees (on video/channel affiliate earnings). But licensing their appilicious platform itself may provide a way out. And, while the Streaming Stick is a failure, Roku TV looks to have legs and, pre-release, is already more noteworthy than Vudu's similarly attempted pivot. As to others that might benefit, well LG is out having landed webOS. And Samsung's already solid smart TV platform will be bolstered by Boxee skunkworks. Not to mention their best bet isn't a sole television manufacturer but, rather, a company like Echostar/DISH (a Roku partner) or Rakuten (think Kobo) looking to expand into new markets.
Now that the Vegas dust has settled, we're finally caught up on the bloggable topics and have collated the bulk of our CES coverage in this handy bulleted list. Until next year!
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ATLANTA — A lawyer for a woman who says Michael Jordan fathered her teenage son is attacking the basketball hall of famer's allegation that her ex-husband has been established as boy's dad.
Pamela Smith last month sued Jordan and asked that he take a paternity test and pay child support. Jordan has said he's not the father and filed motion to have her lawsuit dismissed.
A lawyer for Jordan said in a court filing last week that Smith's divorce filings established her ex-husband as the teen's father. The response also accused Smith of trying to get child support from more than one person.
Smith's lawyer, Randy Kessler, says the ex-husband hasn't paid child support and hasn't been involved in the teen's life.
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CHENNAI: Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. for maintenance work.
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The STS-68 blue shift team members were photographed prior to sleep time in bunk beds aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Left to right are astronauts Daniel W. Bursch, Steven L. Smith and Thomas D. Jones. The cuffs worn by Bursch and Smith are part of a biomedical Detailed Supplementary Objective (DSO). Six astronauts spent a week and a half supporting the Space Radar Laboratory (SRL-2) mission aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour.
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Hey White House Correspondents' Association, what took you so long to have Conan O'Brien back as the comedian guest for your annual White House Correspondents' Dinner? The talk show host last entertained your audience in 1995, and 18 years later, on Saturday night at the Washington Hilton, the funny guy kept the laughter and applause going throughout his 20-minute speech.
And that was after he followed President Barack Obama, who landed quite a few zingers of his own.
Among TBS late-night host O'Brien's best jokes at the event nicknamed the Nerd Prom: comparing the room of media types to a high school cafeteria. "Fox is the jocks, MSNBC is the nerds, bloggers are the Goths, NPR is the table for kids with peanut allergies, Al Jazeera is the weird foreign exchange student nobody talks to," he said, "and print media, I didn't forget you. You're the poor kid who died sophomore year in a car crash … cheer up, we dedicate the yearbook to you."
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O'Brien also poked fun at everything from the new Bush library, a probably lack of chemistry on a Rachel Maddow/Anderson Cooper date, and C-SPAN to New Jersey governor Chris Christie, "Today" weatherman Al Roker, and the Hilton ("They were kind enough to reschedule a Cash4Gold seminar for us").
Meanwhile, President Obama landed jabs at his wife's bangs, the supposed "Obama as the devil" actor in History Channel's "The Bible" miniseries and old nuggets like the Conan/Jay Leno brouhaha at NBC and Obama's own birthplace controversy.
His best joke of the evening also came at his own expense, sorta, as he recalled how billionaire Sheldon Adelson spent "Oprah money" to try to stop Obama from being re-elected.
"Did you know Sheldon Adelson spent $100 million of his own money last year on negative ads? You've gotta really dislike me to spend that kind of money," Obama said. "I mean, that's Oprah money. You could buy an island and call it 'Nobama' for that kind of money. Sheldon would have been better off offering me $100 million to drop out of the race. I probably wouldn't have taken it … but I'd have thought about it. Michelle would have taken it."
The President also joked about his, ahem, recreational activities during his younger years: "The media landscape is changing so rapidly you can't keep up with it," he said. "I remember when 'buzzfeed' was just something I did in college around 2 a.m."


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While I didn't intend for the theme of my Health Care Law Today posts to be delays, there is no shortage of postponements to write about lately. The House and Senate passed H.R. 4302, Protecting Access to Medicare Act of 2014, which delays ICD-10 implementation until October 1, 2015. The main purpose of the bill is to provide a temporary fix to the Medicare sustainable growth rate (SGR), but a small portion of the bill delays the adoption of ICD-10 codes for at least another year.
Providers, consultants, vendors, and health lawyers have been preparing for the ICD-10 transition since 2009 when the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) published a final rule establishing ICD-10 as the new national coding standard effective October 1, 2013. (Arguably, the United States has been preparing for the transition since the World Health Organization (WHO) published the ICD-10 coding system in 1992. Other countries such as Australia and Canada have been using ICD-10 since 1998 and 2000, respectively.) October 1, 2013 became October 1, 2014 when the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued final rule CMS-0030-F on August 24, 2012. Government officials publicly stated at conferences such as Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) that there would be no delay past October 1, 2014, but the inclusion of the ICD-10 delay in the SGR bill has brought us to 2015.
According to CMS, the adoption of the ICD-10 code sets is expected to:
Beyond deferring the expected benefits of transitioning to ICD-10, CMS states that the postponement till 2015 creates an estimated $1 billion to $6.6 billion in industry costs, and it creates logistical challenges for many entities who have been preparing for the 2014 deadline. However, there are many providers welcoming the additional time to prepare and designate resources for the complicated and burdensome transition.
CMS will need to provide guidance on the revised implementation deadline and whether materials such as the Crosswalks for Local Coverage Determinations (LCDs) or the pilot version of the October 2013 Integrated Outpatient Code Editor will still be issued in April and August 2014 as planned.
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Back on track: Vow fuels runner's miraculous recovery from devastating injuries
On Sunday morning, 29-year-old Austin Selby of Bartlett will line up in the group just behind the elite runners in the ING New York City Marathon, which places competitors in "corrals" according to their expected finish times. Selby's place near the front is a sign of respect from the organizers of the world's largest marathon.
Selby's goal is to complete the 26.2-mile course in less than three hours, which he did with 10 minutes to spare two years ago. Circumstances in 2012, however, are vastly different for Selby.
About a month after his triumph in New York — he was 308th out of 44,704 finishers — Selby was on a training run on Central when he was hit from behind by a speeding car. He suffered massive injuries, including four broken bones in his left leg. His tibia is still supported by a long rod, and he has screws at the top of the bone.
After the accident, a doctor told him he would probably have to give up running.
Selby didn't mention a commitment he made to himself as he lay injured but conscious on the front yard of a home on Central. His vow to regain his strength and running ability occurred, he says, "about 20 minutes after the accident."
Selby isn't completely back, but in his training for the New York race, he has averaged 45 to 50 miles a week, mostly by himself but also with the Arlington High School track and cross-country teams, which he coaches. Selby returned to serious training in April, and although he has experienced some hip issues, there have been no problems severe enough to keep him from training for New York.
Selby has come a long way since the afternoon of Dec. 9, 2010, when everything changed for the talented young runner.
He was doing an "easy" 8-mile training run and looking forward to the annual off-road race series put on by the Memphis Runners Track Club. The St. Jude Memphis Marathon had just taken place, and Selby was dreaming of finishing in the top 10 of the 2011 edition. "I thought I could win it," he says.
Selby was heading east on Central at about 4:30 p.m., running against traffic, when he heard a car horn honk then the sound of a crash. He looked over his shoulder just in time to see a large car bearing down on him. It was later determined that the driver of the car had been texting before striking another car then crossing four lanes of traffic and hitting Selby.
He had no chance to get out of the way, and the impact sent Selby hurtling through the air. "I was doing somersaults," he recalls. He also remembers thinking, "This is going to be bad."
He was right.
Selby never lost consciousness, and when he looked down, he could see a bone sticking out of his left leg. His right arm was broken in two places. He believes that his strong "core" — the muscles of the abdomen, back and hip — prevented serious internal injury.
Robyn Simons, a nurse, was driving the car that was struck first. She remembers seeing Selby run past, heading east as she drove west.
Just after that, she saw a large car swerving across Central directly toward her Audi A4 convertible. The other car sideswiped her, sending Simons' car spinning. As her car spun around the first time, she saw Selby flying through the air. The car that hit her eventually crashed into a porch. Simons' car was totaled.
Miraculously, Simons was not injured, so when her car stopped spinning, she ran to help Selby, putting her coat over him to try to keep him from going into shock. Someone in the neighborhood had called 911, and Simons asked for a blanket for Selby.
Simons didn't know Selby then, but a connection was made when Selby went to work at Arlington High School, where Simons' husband, Kermit, teaches history. "I still dream about the accident," she says.
Selby ended up at the Regional Medical Center at Memphis, where he stayed for eight days before being sent home in a wheelchair. Because of his broken arm, it was three months before Selby could even get around on crutches. It was five months before he could walk without them.
Despite the injuries, Selby did not give up on himself or his commitment to rebound from the accident. After in-home visits by a physical therapist, Selby would double up on whatever the workout had been. He found that his broken arm didn't keep him from doing sit-ups, so he did dozens in bed on his own. When he was able to, he rode a stationary bicycle.
In April 2011, about four months after his accident, Selby watched the Boston Marathon on television and, inspired by the spectacle, jumped on the stationary bike and rode 26.2 miles.
"Austin's natural personality is to be optimistic," says his wife, Monica. "I totally expected him to work as hard as he could to get as far as he could as fast as he could. There were lots of times when we had to tell him to slow down."
When he was given clearance to start running again in spring 2011, he went over to the Rhodes College track — he lived in Midtown then — and ran a mile in 6:43. "It killed me," he says. It was, however, a start.
There were some down times. Before the accident, Selby notes, he could run a 5K (3.1 miles) in about 17 minutes and go on two-hour runs with almost no effort. "All of a sudden," he says, "it's a lot harder."
By August 2011, Selby was confident enough to enter a couple of tough 5K races, beating 19 minutes in both despite "excruciating" pain during both races.
One special aspect of the New York race for Selby will be the presence in the race of his father, Steve, who can take at least partial credit for his son's interest in running. The elder Selby, play-by-play announcer for the Memphis Redbirds, took Austin on his first run at age 8, and the two ran the Marine Corps Marathon together in 2009 in Washington, D.C.
"Austin has a passion for running that is unmatched," Steve Selby says. In New York, "Austin will finish half a day ahead of me. I'm hoping to beat five hours."
By Austin's reckoning, two key moments helped him get to his current position. One was his decision right after the accident. The other was the advice from a physician to find a different sport. "My first thought was, 'That's just what I need. I'm going to prove you wrong.'"
Campbell Clinic's Dr. Edward Perez, whom Selby describes as "a miracle worker," says he is impressed.
"Austin's dedication to bouncing back from his injuries and competing in a marathon, particularly one as distinguished and competitive as the New York Marathon, is a true inspiration," Perez says. "He faced a serious and lengthy period of recovery and rehabilitation, but he was determined to come back to full strength. Patients with his resolve make my job as an orthopedic surgeon more fulfilling."
Selby is happy about his progress and the confidence he has gained, but he acknowledges that he would not be where he is without "a network of people who helped."
People at Christ City Church in Midtown baby-sat with the Selbys' three young boys — twins David and Jonathan, age 3, and Cade, age 4 — and helped raise money to pay medical bills. Family also pitched in.
"It has not been a singular effort," Selby says. "It's not anything I could have done on my own."
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By Doug GormanJosh Froneberger remembers the first time he hit a home run as a young T-ball player. His mother Patricia Harris can still see her son stealing home to lead the Forest Park Rangers in an American Amateur Baseball Congress tournament game a few years later. Wednesday afternoon, mother and son collected another baseball memory as Froneberger signed a baseball scholarship to Alabama State University in Montgomery. "I really prayed hard that this day would happen," said Harris. "I know he is making the right decision." Froneberger has helped put the Panthers baseball team back on the map. For a time, Forest Park was ranked in the Class AAAA gabaseball.net Top-10 coaches' poll. The turnaround can be attributed to Quinton King, the Panthers' first-year coach, who has breathed new life back into the once stagnant baseball program. "He has brought a winning attitude to the team," said Froneberger. "He has made us believe in ourselves." King returns the compliments when addressing what Froneberger has meant to the new coach. "He is a great baseball player," said King. "He is a coachable player with great ability. It's been great having this type of leader on the team in my first year." Froneberger is expected to play short stop in college, but could also see some action from the mound in a relief role. "It doesn't matter where you put Josh on the field," said King. He is going to do a good job."
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A group of workers was applying paint to a huge over-ground crude oil tank as part of the third phase expansion of MRPL, according to M.R. Zhadke, site in-charge of Offshore Infrastructure Ltd., which is building three tankers for MRPL at the site. He told The Hindu that a spark from nearby "cutting work" led to the accident.
The site is within a radius of one km from the main refinery. The tank under construction is near the main entrance of MRPL in Bala village near here.
Mediapersons were not allowed to take a close look inside the tank, apparently made of metal, stating there is no safety clearance to do so.
The deceased has been identifed as Munna Kumar from Bihar. One of the injured, Rahim of Bidar district has been admitted to A.J. Hospital with severe burn injuries. Doctors described his condition as serious.
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Chili Franks
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Chili franks can be served as a fun appetizer or a snack. Cooked in a saucepan with chopped veggies and butter, the chili franks are flavored with cheese and chili powder. Chili franks are quite spicy and can be served over corn chips.
|Green pepper strips
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (narrow 1 inch long)
|Chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Canned kidney beans
|8 Ounce (1 can)
|Tomato sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chili powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|3 , sliced
|Sharp process american cheese
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In a saucepan, cook green pepper and onion in butter or margarine till tender but not brown.
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DEVIL SAID BANG: A SANDMAN SLIM NOVEL by Richard Kadrey (Harper Voyager, $24.99)Fasten your seatbelts, World: There's a new Devil in town!
The Devil has taken off on an extended "leave of absence" and left Richard Stark, aka Sandman Slim, to take his place as the new "Lucifer." The folks "downtown" aren't too happy about the whole deal and Stark is not too jazzed about it either.
Author Richard Kadrey is back with tons of new horrific fun in the latest installment of his popular neo-horror "Sandman Slim" tales, "Devil Said Bang."
When last we left Stark, the half angel/half human fighting machine known as Sandman Slim, he had been tricked into taking over as the new "Lucifer," the head dude of Hell, and now he's trying to figure out just how to do this tricky little job. It would seem like a snap with all kinds of cool perks, but Stark is dismayed to find the job involves a lot of paper-pushing and keeping the little demons down there happy. All he wants to do he find a way back to his beloved, if not bedraggled, L.A.
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L.A. is decidedly worse off than when he left it — the old demon crowd is on a rampage, his true love Candy has hooked up with a gal-pal, and there's a serial-killing ghost kid who has everyone on edge. Just the kind of mayhem that Sandman Slim was made for.
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I have had some issues with Nvidia card performance. I have three different systems with Nvidia cards in them. A dell inspiron 8200 640MBDDR (geForce 4 go), Pent 3 733Mhz 512 MB pc133(goForce 2 MX 400), and an AMD 1333 Mhz 256MBDDR (Geforce 4 440 MX, Geforce 2 MX400). Now the performance on the Laptop and Pent 3 systems seems fine, but on the AMD the performance seem to be sub-par. I have tried both the 3123 and 4191 drivers on the AMD system, and don't seem to get any improvement. The geForce 4 440 upgrade only seems to get me about 8 more frames per second over the geForce 2. Even though I enabled FastWrite on GeForce 4 and never did for geforce 2.
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same with me. I have Athlon-xp 1800+ geforce2 mx 400. performance is bad. I swap the card and is still the same.
At what resolution were the Q3A test done on??
Test at 800x600
All tests were done 800x600 on all systems.
Hmm, those benchmarks are slower than I thought.
I get 153.x fps @ 1280x1024 32Bit everything maxed out.
That sucks for me. I wonder what my issue is. I guess I will try to remove all packages, and make sure all GL, and glx files are removed from the system, then I will reload and mess with XF86Config-4 file
Hmmm... I've just realised too... That I'm running a GF4 Ti4600 (128MB)...(NOT overclocked)
I seem to read about alot of performance issues with GF4 MX's etc regardless with it be with Linux or Windows...
I don't know what else to suggest... :confused:
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