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Chapter 15

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Ethylene oxide (EO), hydrogen peroxide in a gas plasma form and in a vaporized hydrogen proxy form, All of three processes occur under a 130’F or low temperature sterilization
The maximum amount or concentration of a chemical that a worker maybe exposed to, and then time waited average. Permissible exposure limit (PEL)
During the alkylation process, EO destroys the cell’s ability to metabolize or reproduces. Alkylation
Destroy microbes and the organisms. It renders the cell unable (metabolize) or reproduce ETO uses alkylation
A process in which sterilized packages are subjected to moving air to facilitate removal or toxic residuals Agee exposure a sterilizing agent such as EO Aeration
Amount of EO that remains inside materials after they are sterilized Residual ethylene oxide (EO)
EO is so dangerous and it works so well, but the problem is really long cycle. A steam sterilization cycle is gonna be about 3 hours
After 3 hours then another, at least _____ for the packages to cool down to room temperature An hours
When using oxides, the process itself takes about ______ 1.5 hours
The aeration time where is removing the deadly chemical from the instruments, So a complete cycle using EO is over or it takes those instruments out of commission for _______. (EO has the longest error ratio in cycle ) 12 hours
EO is toxic gas classified by OSHA as a carcinogen and reproductive hazard Safety
To protect SP technicians, EO sterilizer should be in a well-ventilate area with the room exchange rate of at least _______ per hours 10 changes
The sterilizers are in _________ rooms Negative-pressure
Cartridges with 100% EO should be stored in a ventilated flammable liquid stored cabinet that is exhausted outside : Away from heat sparks and sunlight
Provided by the product manufacturer to the buyers and must be available in a place that is easily accessing let to those who will use he product. Safety data sheet (SDS)
The use of devices affixed directly to the employee’s clothing in the breathing zone (Within one foot of the person’s nose) Exposure monitoring
Personal monitor has to be within ______ of the breathing zone near person’s nose 12” = 1 foot
External CIs should be used on the outside of every instrument package to demonstrate that each pack has a been processed. Chemical monitoring
A highly effective sterilant that sterilizes by oxidation of key cellular components H2o2
The microorganism of choice for EO is the Bacillus atrophaeus spores BI replacement Biological Incubation (monitoring)
In efficacy, hydrogen peroxide solution ranging from 59%-95%
SP technicians should always wear thee recommended PPE when removing items from a canceled cycle, H2o2 process is complete, the technician should be wearing PPE’s when they’re removing items from the sterilizer
When they’re removing items from the sterilizer This is not a correct answer
If cycle is aborted and if it’s canceled halfway through the cycle or after it starts or before it ends. If you have to stop the cycle and it fails, then you should put on PPEs before you own and remove it This is the correctly
What is not compatible with H2o2 gas plasma the list of what’s compatible could be quite long, but NOT compatible is? Materials compatible
Paper/plastic, pouches, cellulose—based disposable wrappers, and muslin wraps, should not be used with H2o2 gas plans sterilizers because the absorb the peroxide and inhibit effective penetration Cellulose-containing packaging materials
The microorganism of choice for H2o2 gas plans BI’s Geobacills stearthermophilus spore
Only putting PPE on, if a load is compromised or A canceled load
Hydrogen Peroxide (H2o2) gas plasma limitation Cellulose (paper), textiles, liquids and powders cannot be processed
100% EO limitation Requires lengthy aeration time to remove EO residue Requires personal and area monitoring
The microorganism of choice for VHP is the Geobacillus stearthemophilus spore BIs
There should be at least _______ air exchanges per hours in a room that has ethylene oxide (EO) sterilizer 10
The ______ ,ethos of low-temperature sterilization uses gas cartridges for a sterilant Ethylene oxide
The probability of a viable microorganism being present on an item after sterilization is the ________. Sterility assurance level
The bacterial spore used to test EO sterilization cycles is Bacillus atrophaeus
__________ monitoring requires the device to be affixed directly to the employee’s clothing in the breathing zone Personal
The ________ phase of an EO sterilizer cycle immediately follows the sterilization phase Aeration
________ is a bacterial spore used to test hydrogen peroxide (H2o2) sterilization cycles Geobacillus stearothermophilus
Exposure tie for items sterilized using EO sterilization is ________ 2.5 hours
The _________ sets exposure standards for chemical sterilants Occupational Safety and Health Administration
The ___________ recommends that sterilants be rigorously tested before being marketed US Food and Drug Administration
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