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Table 2: Take-home points for new staff and unique-versus-generic aspects of stroke care in the neuroangiography suite
Most Important Teaching Points (Take-Home Points) for New Team Members Unique Characteristics of the Neuroangiography Suite Environment (Not Ideal Tasks for New Team Members) Generic Aspects of the Neuroangiography Suite Environment That Are Similar to Those in Other Medical Areas (Appropriate Initial Tasks for New Team Members)
Radiation awareness Handling the groin puncture/access site Blood pressure control,¹ hemodynamic monitoring
Boundaries between sterile vs nonsterile environment Handling of catheters and devices Management of IV lines
Location of key emergency drugs and equipment (epinephrine, oxygen, intubation kit), key/safe combinations in case some drugs (eg, opiates) are stored in a safe Navigating the angiography machine Clinical monitoring of the patient during the procedure
Phone numbers and schedule of neurointerventionalists, anesthesiologists, techs, and nurses on call Image reconstruction and labeling Documentation of patient status