1) Jeb is a newly graduated surgical technologist. He wants to learn more about the developing field of robotics and how they are used in surgery. A) Where might he locate the most current information? b) What key words might be useful for finding information on the Internet? c) What types of websites generally have the most reliable information? d) What is the educational, testing, and licensure requirements for a Certified Surgical Technician?

1) Jeb is a newly graduated surgical technologist. He wants to learn more about the developing field of robotics and how they are used in surgery. A) Where might he locate the most current information? b) What key words might be useful for finding information on the Internet? c) What types of websites generally have the most reliable information? d) What is the educational, testing, and licensure requirements for a Certified Surgical Technician?

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