1. OBJECTIVE
The objective of this experiment is to provide guidance to nursing students for the practical implementation of the Schiller Test as a complement to the Pap smear, with a focus on detecting lesions on the cervix, with the aim of promoting and preventing the health of women. woman.


At the end of this experiment, you should be able to:

Understand the importance of carrying out the Schiller test;

Know the indications for carrying out the Schiller test;

Contribute to the prevention and promotion of women’s health.

2. WHERE TO USE THESE CONCEPTS?
The concepts that will be learned can be used in nursing offices in Basic Health Units (UBS), Family Health Strategy (ESF) and in general and specialty outpatient clinics.


3. THE EXPERIMENT
In this experiment you will have to perform the Schiller test at the same time that the patient is undergoing the Pap smear, with the aim of identifying lesions on the cervix that may be in the process of neoplastic disease, helping to detect it early.


4. SECURITY
It is extremely important that the 5 moments of hand washing occur (before touching the patient, before carrying out a clean/aseptic procedure, after risk of exposure to bodily fluids, after touching the patient and after touching surfaces close to the patient) In this procedure, it is very important to observe the mandatory use of personal protective equipment (PPE), in accordance with the safety plan determined by local management. This measure aims to preserve the physical integrity and health of people who are exposed to risks inherent to the environment, such as contact with bodily fluids and sharp materials, which can cause accidents and contamination of employees and/or patients.


5. SCENARIO
Nursing office for care and assessment of women's health. The office is the place where the nurse will perform patient assessment, guidance, the Pap smear and the Schiller test. Always between one service and another, you must sanitize not only the equipment, but also your hands. In the office, it is important to have equipment such as a table, chairs and computer to assist and interview the patient to collect data, but specific equipment will also be needed, such as:



Gynecological table;

Stretchers and beds with closet;

Serum support;


Mayo table;


Leggings;


Ladder with two steps;


Spotlight with flexible cable;


Disposable apron.

The following items are also required:



Room with bathroom;


Sink with tap;


Liquid soap dispenser;


70% alcohol dispenser;


Screen;


Waste baskets (contaminated, common);


Procedure gloves;


Disposable sheets or paper liner.