SURG 1110C — Introduction to Surgical Technology Lecture & Laboratory I

9 credits · Allied Health

Offered in: Fall

Description

Students will learn tasks and responsibilities of the surgical technologist. They will learn the practice of sterile technique. They will learn surgical scrub, gown and glove, patient positioning, draping and surgical prep on patients. They will know the practice of standard precautions in the O.R. When they are finished with this class they will know how to set-up cases, open sterile supplies, perform counts, and pass instruments. This introductory course provides students with a broad overview of the responsibilities of a surgical technologist and the operating room environment. Emphasis is placed on developing fundamental skills necessary for success in the Surgical Technology Program.
Students will learn the basics of sterile technique, including surgical scrubbing, gowning, gloving, patient positioning, draping, and surgical site preparation. They will also gain an understanding of standard precautions in the operating room and develop foundational skills in setting up surgical cases, opening sterile supplies, performing counts, and passing instruments.
Hands-on Laboratory activities and a practicum component will reinforce classroom instruction, allowing students to apply their skills in a structured learning environment. This course is designed to prepare students for next level of the Surgical Technology Program and provide them with the essential knowledge and skills required for further training to compliment this course. Acceptance into the Surgical Technology Program.

Prerequisites & Corequisites

None listed.

Sections

Section	Semester	Instructor	Schedule	Location	Modality	Seats
C01	Fall 2026 current	Charity Goldsby Faculty	TW 8:30 AM–11:45 AM	—	Face-to-Face	—