theatre nurse , auch: theatre sister

At the moment they suspected he was having an affair with one of the theatre nurses.

The theatre nurse is part of this team and will help with the following:

Two theatre nurses had to be treated for shock and small multiple injuries.

Betty has worked as a theatre nurse, beauty therapist and hairdresser.

'Apart from the theatre nurses we have three day nurses to deal with sixty patients.

The daughter of a gerontologist and a theatre nurse, Miller is the third generation of her family to become a physician.

Unison president Eleanor Smith, who is a theatre nurse at the hospital which employs around 400 union members, said:

Obedient to the doctor's quiet order, she handed over the baby to a theatre nurse and was led away to get into theatre garb.

Liz Hume-Dawson plays theatre nurse Wicken in at least four episodes.

There were the sirens, the waiting clinic, the waiting surgeon, the green-gowned theatre nurses and all the alarming accoutrements of modern medicine.

But another witness, Frances Edwards, the hospital's senior theatre nurse denied there were any such schemes available at the Murrayfield.

We need Barbie the RAF pilot and Ken the theatre nurse.

The nurse who had been looking after Julie escorted her to theatre and stayed with her until she had been introduced to the theatre nurse.

The knowledge that the barrier between the patient and surgeon has remained intact throughout the procedure is arguably the best reassurance for surgeons and theatre nurses regarding protection.

She was a WAAF Corporal and a theatre nurse in the Crash and Burn Unit.

Whatever the complications may have been, and whatever those theatre nurses may have thought, the fact was that Kirsty had suffered no physical ill-effects once she was over the post-operative period.

But Frances Edwards, senior theatre nurse at the BUPA Murrayfield Hospital told the jury: 'There never were any courses while he was at Murrayfield.

He focused his old eyes upon her and began, in a woolly voice, "Godson of an old friend..." He closed his eyes, and she heaved a resigned sigh as she turned away to get his chart for the theatre nurse.

Although the size of medical teams vary, ADFA attempts to ensure that a typical team comprises orthopaedic surgeons, an anaesthetist and theatre nurse with additional specialised support incorporated into the team such as a physiotherapist, plaster technician and orthopaedic technician.

After further qualifying as theatre nurse and specialising in paediatrics and orthopaedics in the United Kingdom, she was the highest qualified nurse in the twilight days of South-West Africa and during the period of the interim government in Namibia.

She told 1,000 representatives at the association's 25th annual congress in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, that the nursing shortage was being experienced by the rest of the Western world with the subsequent drain of qualified theatre nurses going to the US, Australia and anywhere else offering a better deal.

This meant that once again she would be standing there across the table, with the theatre nurse moving back and forth on one side, and instead of devoting herself to the job would spend the whole time watching out of the corner of one eye to see what he was up to with the nurse.

Sister Breege Breslin, one of the Medical Missionaries of Mary who is proud to have worked with Sir Michael Wood on many occasions as his theatre nurse, said, that it was his faith and his determination to help ease a situation that made him the 'Legend' he is.