What is the minimum illumination requirement for a room where surgical procedures will take place? The oldest surgeon on staff is 60 years old. The reflectance during surgery varies, but is conservatively estimated by a “dark red” work surface benchmark from your text. Being a surgical procedure, accuracy is critical. Based on this information, determine the illumination requirement in foot-candles (fc) Additional Information: Finish Color is listed as " Dark Red" or 13% reflected light Age adds weight of +1 Reflectance background <30% I= 1000-1500-2000 (fc)

What is the minimum illumination requirement for a room where surgical procedures will take place? The oldest surgeon on staff is 60 years old. The reflectance during surgery varies, but is conservatively estimated by a “dark red” work surface benchmark from your text. Being a surgical procedure, accuracy is critical. Based on this information, determine the illumination requirement in foot-candles (fc) Additional Information: Finish Color is listed as " Dark Red" or 13% reflected light Age adds weight of +1 Reflectance background <30% I= 1000-1500-2000 (fc)

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