A discoloration on an instrument’s surface
A red or orange coloration on the surface of surgical instruments resulting from oxidation
Erosion of an instrument’s outer surface, which renders it beyond repair
Coloration on the outer of an instrument that can be removed by rubbing an eraser over it
The sterilizer should be taken out of service
Any items processed in the load should be recalled
The occurence shoud be reported to the CS department superviser
All of the above are true
information about chemicals used by employees
operating instructions for medical devices
cleaning instructions for medical devices
set assembly instructions for endoscopes
Tyvek pouches
Kraft-type paper pouches
Paper/plastic pouches
Canvas pouches
After the sterilizer printouts have been reviewed by the technician
Immediately after the sterilization has reached the recommended cycle time
After the sterilizer printouts have been reviewed and signed and if all parameters were met
If the load is observed to have no wet packs and printouts have been reviewed by the technician
They use the process of impingement to clean instruments
They should never be used to clean complex instruments
They use the process of cavitation to clean instruments
They are used before manual cleaning
feeback
coaching
service recovery
empowerment
Osteotomes
Richardson
Weitlaner
Rongeurs
It should be immediately sent to decontamination area to be processed
It should be dispatched for patient use if the vendor is known to the healthcare facility
It should be stored in the sterile package area
It should be safety checked and tested by Biomedical technician
dilution
organic matter
time
all the above
