What conditions can't work in the interventional catheter room?

When working in the interventional catheter room, the following conditions are unacceptable:

1. Suffering from infectious diseases: Since the operation in the interventional catheter room involves substances in human body such as blood and body fluids, the operator needs to ensure good health and no infectious diseases. Otherwise, it is easy to cause cross infection and endanger the safety of patients.

2. No relevant training and qualification certification: Intervening in the internal operation of the catheter room requires mastering professional knowledge and skills, and the operators need to undergo relevant training and assessment before they can engage in relevant work.

3. There are no strict operation specifications and procedures: As the operation of interventional catheter room involves the inside of human body, the operation process needs strict specifications and procedures, and operators need to strictly abide by them to avoid adverse consequences caused by improper operation.

None of the above three conditions is acceptable. If any personnel do not meet the above conditions, they cannot work in the interventional catheter room.

Countermeasures and practical solutions:

1. Check the personnel before recruitment to ensure that there are no infectious diseases.

2. Conduct professional training and assessment for recruiters to ensure the qualification of operation skills and qualification certification.

3. Formulate strict operating specifications and procedures, conduct standardized management, and supervise and inspect the operators at the same time.

Extended description:

Interventional catheter room requires high professional skills and experience. In addition to the above three conditions, the operator also needs to have good psychological quality and communication skills, and be able to establish a good communication relationship with patients to ensure the smooth operation. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to protective measures to ensure the safety of operation.