Point of Use Cleaning: The Foundation of Clean

Point of Use Cleaning Course for CE (Continuing Education) Credits

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22 texts

28 quizzes

Point of Use Cleaning Course for CE Credit

Point of Use Cleaning: The Foundation of Clean

The Mission of Device Reprocessing

The Mission of Device Reprocessing

Point of Use Cleaning, Pre-cleaning, What is it Anyway?

Point of Use or Pre-cleaning

What’s the Point of Point-of-Use Cleaning?

The Purpose of Precleaning

Blood as a Corrosive

How Soils Bond

Pre-Cleaning In The News

Pre-Cleaning as a Cause of Surgical Site Infections

Can’t Touch This – Biofilm

The Best Way to Combat Biofilm

Biofilm Adhesion

Biofilm Detection

The Usual Suspects: Instruments Needing Careful Pre-Cleaning

Risk of TASS

Risk of Developing Biofilms

The Golden Hour and Endoscopes

Scope Cleaning Time Limits

Pre-Cleaning and Accreditation

Most Cited Infection Control Guideline

Pre-Cleaning in the OR: During the Procedure

Pre-Treatment Spray Requirements Ingredients

Pre-Cleaning in the OR: After the Procedure

Soaking Liquids

Steps to Make Pre-treatment More Effective

Move it, Move it: Timely Transport from Point of Use

Instrument Transport Timing

Transporting Contaminated Instruments

Preventing Dried Soil in Sterile Processing

Rinsing Pre-Treatment Gels

Holding Delays

Whose Job is it Anyway? – A Team Approach

Pre-Cleaning Responsibility

The Right Product for Pre-Cleaning

Pre-Treatment Spray Formulas

Preventing Instrument Damage

The Right Process for Pre-Cleaning

The Right Protocol for Pre-Cleaning

Product Naming Protocol

Monitoring Compliance for Point of Use Cleaning

Monitoring Compliance

Helping Auditors

Educating for Lasting Compliance

Pre-Cleaning Training and Onboarding

Signs and Compliance

Point of Use Cleaning: The Foundation of Clean

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