Friday, March 2, 2012

Endoscopes always need to be sterilized after a procedure

Endoscopic devices tend to collect a lot of microbes and debris that interfere with the functioning of the devices in addition to spreading diseases. As a result, they need to be cleaned with a great deal of care. It is very important for operators to follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using and cleaning this equipment in order to get it absolutely right. The device should be disassembled and cleaned very thoroughly in order to remove organic matter that inevitably gets attached to it. Care should be taken to avoid using abrasive materials when cleaning this device. It is also necessary to use a good enzymatic cleaner to break down proteins that have accumulated on the device. The devices also need to be sterilized, either with steam or chemicals, depending on the manufacturer’s instructions. All employees should receive training on how to clean endoscopic devices so that there is no possibility of anything going wrong. They should also be able to assemble the equipment well. The job of cleaning and sterilizing equipment should be given a great deal of importance so that patients undergoing the procedure do not come to any harm. 


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