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Following the Correct Steps |
We had
another interesting week of headlines. What stood out this week for me was the
article on reading your sterilizer tape. Being a C.S.S.D.
person, I have taken it for granted that everybody knows how to read a
sterilizer tape. When in fact that is really not the case, many people who use the
sterilizer have no idea how to read the tape. The article made it clear that it
is not just simply signing your name, but you need to review at least 9 points
before you can release the load. This is true
in everything we do. There is always a series of steps that must be followed
and if we do not follow them there can be concerns. So, whether it
is reading a sterilizer tape, cleaning a flexible scope or baking a cake,
following the correct steps in the proper order is important.
Sincerely,
Stephen Kovach
Director of Education
Healthmark Industries Company, Inc. |
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Tip of the Week |
Each item
sterilized should have a lot control label on it. This is important information
in case of a failure or recall of some type. The label needs to have at least
the following information on it: - the sterilizer number
- the cycle or load number
- the date of sterilization
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