In the high-stakes rhythm of the OR, favoritism can quietly erode trust and teamwork. This post explores the quiet strength of choosing peace—stepping back, staying grounded, and prioritizing patient care over politics. A gentle reminder that integrity isn’t loud, but it always leaves a lasting impression.
Operating room (OR) nurses are an essential part of the surgical team, yet myths about operating room nursing often lead to misconceptions about their role. Many assume OR nurses only pass instruments to surgeons or don’t provide patient care, but the reality is far more complex.
OR nurses are responsible for maintaining sterility, monitoring patients, and responding to emergencies—all while coordinating with the surgical team to ensure procedures run smoothly. Their role requires precision, expertise, and quick decision-making in high-stakes environments.
