Lesson 9 (Part 2) Flashcards

1
Q

What is a benefit of automated HLD?

A

There is no special equipment needed

- with the Trophon EPR

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2
Q

Why is using the Trophon safer?

A

Because the process is completely closed

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3
Q

What does a closed process protect?

A

Both the environment and the workers

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4
Q

Why is the automated system more effected?

A

It allows the staff to multitask

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5
Q

What needs to happen with manual soaking techniques?

A

The probes have to come out of the soak at a specific time

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6
Q

What are 3 pros for Trophon EPR?

A
  1. Easy to use
  2. Very compact
  3. Easily moved
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7
Q

How do you use the Trophon? (2)

A
  1. Push the on button
    - upper right corner
  2. It will indicate it is warming up and let you know when it is ready
    - load probe
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8
Q

What must the probe be for a Trophon? (2)

A
  1. Clean

2. Dry

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9
Q

What is the probe held by to secure it?

A

2 clamps

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10
Q

Probe gland

A

Electrical cable at the back of the handle

- covered by a short sleeve

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11
Q

How do you load the probe? (3)

A
  1. Put on gloves
  2. Press the top of the probe gland into the gland seal
  3. Push the probes electrical cable into the cable clamp
    - at the top of the chamber
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12
Q

Where do you hold the probe?

A

By its handle

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13
Q

How must the probe be before loading? (2)

A
  1. Straight

2. Not touching the walls or bottom of the chamber

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14
Q

What is the single-use chemical indicator used for?

A

Each disinfection cycle

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15
Q

What colour should the indicator be when placed on the floor of the device chamber?

A

Red

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16
Q

Why must only one box of chemical indicators be opened at one time?

A

Because colour assessment charts for successful disinfection is different for each box

17
Q

What can you do after the chemical indicator is put in?

A

You can close the chamber door

- it will lock automatically

18
Q

What happens if the door of the chamber doesn’t close properly?

A

A message will display, close chamber door

19
Q

What message will appear after the chamber doors are closed?

A

Is the probe clean and dry?

20
Q

What will the device do after you confirmed the probe was clean and dry?

A

It will do a self check for readiness and say press start to being
- you can start or cancel if you wish to unlock the machine

21
Q

What does the screen say if you indicate that the probe is not clean and dry?

A

Remove and clean the probe

22
Q

How do you know when the device is done disinfection? (2)

A
  1. It will say cycle complete remove probe

2. An audible alarm will sound

23
Q

Why should you wear gloves before touching items inside the chamber?

A

Due to potential residual peroxide

24
Q

What is hydrogen peroxide?

A

A disinfectant

25
Do the colours on the chemical indicator have to be the exact colour in order to be properly cleaned?
Yes
26
What do you do if the device states cycle failed?
Then you start a new disinfecting cycle from the beginning
27
What must be done even if the cycle says complete?
A manual inspection of the chemical indicator