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tissue, body fat, blood, and other body substances. If left on instruments too long it makes them more
difficult to clean and can damage instruments.
Gross soil
removes gross soil, prevents damage to instruments, prevents cross contamination, returns instruments
in a timely manner, keeps others safe
Importance of point of use treatment
these should be covered with a biohazard signage. This alerts people that there are harmful bacteria,
viruses or other dangerous bio-hazardous agents or organisms in that area
Departments need a holding area for dirty instruments until they can be returned to SPD
Helps prolong instrument life, dry soil and debris are harder to remove from crevices and lumens than
moist soil and debris, and to reduce biofilm colonies from forming, more aggressive methods and take
longer to clean
Reasons for point of use treatment
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Microorganisms that attach to surfaces and each other to form a colony. Is highly resistant to cleaning
and disinfecting chemicals.
Biofilm
this is difficult to penetrate with detergents and disinfectants
Biofilm colony gel
*receive workshops for these tasks
*remove gross soil while wearing PPE
*following manufactures IFU for it
*separating reusable sharps and reducing injuries from sharps
*protecting delicate instruments from heavier ones
*separating reusable linen, removing disposables
Point of use guidelines first 7
*opening hinged instruments and putting them in the correct tray
*keeping all instruments together for transport to SPD or reassembly will be delayed
*emptying fluids from containers and disposable fluid containers
*third party reprocessing items should be removed,
*need to know if CJD reusable instruments were used
*notifying SPD about items that need to be repaired
*contacting SPD for turnovers
Point of use guidelines last 7
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yield to patients and visitors in hallways and elevators when transporting carts of soiled instruments.
SP technicians should always
takes precedence over the transport of patients
Transport of soiled items never....
ergonomic principles
Prior to transporting, SP technicians should be aware of
how to properly lift, bend, twist, push and pull
Ergonomic principles
workplace injuries like musculoskeletal disorders
Applying ergonomic principles can help technicians avoid
HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test ?? Verified questions & answers with solution
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tissue, body fat, blood, and other body substances. If left on instruments too long it makes them more
difficult to clean and can damage instruments.
Gross soil
removes gross soil, prevents damage to instruments, prevents cross contamination, returns instruments
in a timely manner, keeps others safe
Importance of point of use treatment
these should be covered with a biohazard signage. This alerts people that there are harmful bacteria,
viruses or other dangerous bio-hazardous agents or organisms in that area
Departments need a holding area for dirty instruments until they can be returned to SPD
Helps prolong instrument life, dry soil and debris are harder to remove from crevices and lumens than
moist soil and debris, and to reduce biofilm colonies from forming, more aggressive methods and take
longer to clean
Reasons for point of use treatment
HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test ?? Verified questions & answers with solution
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Microorganisms that attach to surfaces and each other to form a colony. Is highly resistant to cleaning
and disinfecting chemicals.
Biofilm
this is difficult to penetrate with detergents and disinfectants
Biofilm colony gel
*receive workshops for these tasks
*remove gross soil while wearing PPE
*following manufactures IFU for it
*separating reusable sharps and reducing injuries from sharps
*protecting delicate instruments from heavier ones
*separating reusable linen, removing disposables
Point of use guidelines first 7
*opening hinged instruments and putting them in the correct tray
*keeping all instruments together for transport to SPD or reassembly will be delayed
*emptying fluids from containers and disposable fluid containers
*third party reprocessing items should be removed,
*need to know if CJD reusable instruments were used
*notifying SPD about items that need to be repaired
*contacting SPD for turnovers
Point of use guidelines last 7
HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test ?? Verified questions & answers with solution
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yield to patients and visitors in hallways and elevators when transporting carts of soiled instruments.
SP technicians should always
takes precedence over the transport of patients
Transport of soiled items never....
ergonomic principles
Prior to transporting, SP technicians should be aware of
how to properly lift, bend, twist, push and pull
Ergonomic principles
workplace injuries like musculoskeletal disorders
Applying ergonomic principles can help technicians avoid
HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test HSPA 9th edition chapters 7-9 CRCST test ?? Verified questions & answers with solution
