Cleaning disinfection

To remain safe and efficacious on the eye, contact lenses must maintain clear and wetted surfaces, provide an adequate supply of atmospheric oxygen to and adequate expulsion of carbon dioxide from the cornea, allow adequate flow of the eye s tear fluid, and avoid excessive abrasion of the ocular surface or eyeflds, all under a variety of environmental conditions. The clinical performance of a contact lens is controlled by the nature of the lens material the lens design the method and quaUty of manufacture the lens parameters or specifications prescribed by the practitioner and the cleaning, disinfection, and wearing procedures used by the patient. 

Miscellaneous Proprietary mixtures, e.g. cleaning, disinfecting, bleaching, degreasing solids or solutions. ... 

Cleaning/Disinfecting Equipment Terminal cleaning required with phenolic, disinfect surfaces with 1 9 bleach/water solution (10 percent), linen double bagged, disinfect equipment before taking it from room, change air filter before room terminally cleaned. 

Cleaning, Disinfecting Equipment with Pneumonic Plague (The same series of isolation controls as for bubonic plague). 

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Aromatic alcohols are called phenols. The simplest phenol, also called phenol, forms when a hydroxyl group replaces a hydrogen atom in the benzene ring. Phenol (carbolic acid) was used as an antiseptic in the 1800s. Today other phenol derivatives are used in antiseptic mouthwashes and in cleaning disinfectants such as Lysol. Phenols are easily oxidized, and this makes them ideal substances to use as antioxidants. By adding phenols such as BHT (butylated hydroxy toluene) and BHA (butylated hydroxy anisole) to food, the phenols oxidize rather than the food. 

Planned air washer, or humidification systems cleaning program (six monthly), to include washout, cleaning, disinfection, microbiological testing, and the issuance of a conforming test certificate. 

Legionella testing Positive result below 1 x 102 inspect and retest. Positive result above 1 x 102 cleaning/disinfection program is necessary. 

Contact lenses are made of polymeric materials designed and fabricated to correct vision. Because these lenses are removed from the eye after a prescribed wear time, lens care products are required to clean, disinfect and rinse them prior to reinsertion to avoid ocular infections and other complications. Lens care products are also required to enhance the comfort of lens wear. 

Cleaning, disinfecting and/or decontaminating PPE as needed. PPE which cannot be decontaminated should be disposed of properly and in a manner that protects employees from exposure to hazards. 

When equipment maintenance has been carried out within the clean area the area should be cleaned, disinfected and/or sterilised where appropriate, before processing recommences if the required standards of cleanliness and/or asepsis have not been maintained during the work. 

Equipment is of such design as to facilitate cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization. Electronic accessories and those parts of large equipment that are not readily amenable to the above treatment are hermetically sealed. 

The design, style, and installation of equipment shall be corresponding to production requirements, and shall permit effective cleaning, disinfection or sterilization, and confusions may be prevented. 

Equipment should be designed and installed so tat it may be easily cleaned, disinfected or sterilized as required. 

Microbial contamination should be controlled by air filtration, effective cleaning, disinfection and ensuring only the minimum number of personnel required enter the area The area must at all times be neat and tidy to prevent accumulation of materials that could promote microbial growth. Insects, animals and birds must be totally excluded. 

Equipment should be designed and installed so that it may be easily cleaned, disinfected or sterilised as required. Exposed surfaces should be smooth, impervious and unbroken in order to minimise shedding or accumulation of particles or micro-organisms and to permit the repeated application of cleaning agents/disinfectants. 

Procedures for proper use of respirators in routine and emeigency situations Procedures and schedules for cleaning, disinfecting, storing, repairing, and otherwise maintaining respirators... 

The insulation level is also specified. It is defined in kV, creepage distances, and air clearances in millimeters. Important additional specifications are related to maximum exposed surface temperature, protection against water penetration (drop/splash proof), cleaning-disinfection-sterilization procedures, technical and user documentation (Figure 10.35). 

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