Specification for Sterility

In this immersive experience, users navigate a sterile environment where they practice critical aseptic techniques—such as hand hygiene, gowning, glove donning, and equipment sanitation—while learning the vital role of PPE and cleanliness in preventing contamination and ensuring product and patient safety.

Categories: Biology, Engineering
Grades: Grades 9-12
Variant: Guided
Plays on: VRDesktopWeb

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Lab objectives and outcomes

Students will be able to perform the complete sequence of hand hygiene, gowning, and glove donning according to aseptic standards within a virtual sterile environment.
Students will be able to apply proper equipment sanitation techniques to maintain a sterile work environment in the simulation.
Students will be able to explain the critical role of aseptic techniques (PPE, hand hygiene, equipment sanitation) in preventing contamination and ensuring product and patient safety.

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