The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MOROTAI ISLAND. 1945-05-16. SCENE IN THE WORKROOM AND STERILISING ROOM ATTACHED TO THE OPERATING THEATRE, 2/5 GENERAL HOSPITAL. WITH TWO OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS THE ROOM PRESENTS A BUSY SCENE. CAPTAIN D.A. BURNETT (1) IS IN CHARGE OF THE OPERATING THEATRE AND HAS BEEN SO, THROUGH THE MIDDLE EAST, NEW GUINEA AND NOW MOROTAI. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- SISTER F.M. PETEICHI, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (2).
HEIDELBERG, VIC. 1944-11. CORPORAL A. ROACH (1), AND CPL M. STEWART (2), AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE OPERATING THEATRE ASSISTANTS IN THE STERILISING ROOM ATTACHED TO THE OPERATING THEATRE
Sister B. McBean of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), sterilising instruments in the operating theatre at No. 113 Australian General Hospital at Concord.
BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-06-18. CPL E.A. GRACE (1) AND SISTER I.B. SCHULTZ (2), CLEANING INSTRUMENTS IN THE OPERATING THEATRE STERILISING ROOM AT 109 CASUALTY CLEARING STATION. (A GENERAL VIEW OF THE SURGIC
PERTH, WA. 1943-12-01. WF16411 SISTER F. V. GRABHAM OF THE 110TH AUSTRALIAN MILITARY HOSPITAL STERILISING THEATRE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT IN THE AUTOCLAVING ROOM.
PERTH, WA. 1943-12-01. WFX35575 SISTER A. J. BLAKE OF THE 110TH AUSTRALIAN MILITARY HOSPITAL STERILISING THEATRE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT IN TE AUTOCLAVING ROOM.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1946-02-02. THE PREPARATION ROOM OF THE 2/1ST HOSPITAL SHIP, MANUNDA, WHICH IS TIED UP AT NO. 6 WHARF DARLING HARBOUR. WHEN THE OPERATING THEATRE WAS BUSY PATIENTS WERE GIVEN PRELIMINARY
