MUKD-079 Proper cleaning and sterilization techniques are essential for maintaining safety in the laboratory. Here's a systematic process for efficient and effective cleaning and sterilization of laboratory items:
1. Inspection of items: Before moving items to the cleaning area, thoroughly inspect each for any visible contamination, damage, or flaws. This prevents items with contamination, damage, or flaws from extending through the entire process.
2. Selection of items: Define what is required for cleaning and sterilization based on the item's value, type, and related requirements. Remove any contaminated items or internal parts from disposal centers.
3. Manual cleaning: Determine what kind of cleaning is required based on the item's value, type, and related requirements. Use cleaning agents, detergents, and testing methods to remove debris, stains, and stains.
4. Water resistance: Ensure that laboratory equipment is water resistant by including basic water resistance features. Avoid overheating or freezing water.
5. Self cleaning: Ensure every team member's self cleaning behavior and post-use observation. We only need to destroy the contamination debris to eliminate bioburden.
6. Decontamination: Perform skin decontamination by wearing gloves and using detergents, detergents, and testing methods. Apply dirt and detergent to clean hands, clothing, and uniformly binding surgical cords. Improve detachment resistance by prohibiting direct contact of items with skin electricity.
7. Reinstatement of items: Build new items for laboratory and health use by using new and electrostatic protection sterilization techniques.
8. Cleaning: Apply dirt, dirt, detergent, and testing methods to clean surfaces, hands, and uniforms. Clean participants in laboratory experiments, in services, and in services.
9. Protection: Maintain protection by cleaning experiments, detergents, and testing methods by using detergents, cleaners, and airlocks with microbial resistance. Protect items in the storage of items in the laboratory. Maintain protection by cleaning experiments, detergents, and testing methods by using deterg, cleaners, and airlocks with microbial resistance. Investigate, test and protect items in the storage of items in the laboratory.
2009年5月13日
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