Prepublication Requirements
electrosurgery, cautery, lasers, or other ignition sources, the hospital performs an annual fire drill in anesthetizing locations. The drill may be announced or unannounced, The drill addresses extinguishment of the patient, drapery, clothing, and equipment. (For full text, refer to NFPA 99-2012: 15.13.3.9; 15.13.3.10)
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