See how hospitals clean medical devices
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Take a look inside Sunnybrook’s Medical Devices Reprocessing Centre. There are many steps to this 24/7 cleaning process, and there is zero room for error.
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Our staff clean 375,000 reusable medical devices each year! Watch this fascinating behind-the-scenes video to see how it happens
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Yes, here in Ireland, we clean 230,000 annum.
Yes, here in Ireland, we clean 230,000 annum.
This video is riddled with false facts. The manager had no idea what he was talking about with the equipment specs. It is actually embarrassing.
and 300,00 of them were contaminated before sterilizing from my staff's fleece lint. Fleece-warmed CS employees are always more important than patient safety, even if none of the staff are actually wearing the fleece jackets 🙂
I'm studying to be an MDRT, honestly enjoy working in the decontamination area.
I would love to work in one of these units
Thank you Sterile Supply Techs!! You are appreciated!!
"It will incinerate a chicken."
Wasn't the answer i was expecting, but ok.
monkistyle he said it would incinerate a chicken meaning that the heat would be powerful enough to incinerate a chicken
@@_ponkachonka Which is false. They get to 270 degrees F. Not hot enough to incinerate a chicken.
@@Heritagepostfarms Plus it doesn’t kill all bacteria and viruses but sterilizer/sterrad does.
Proud medical device reprocessing tech here😊
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Cssd is the back bone of the hospital superb
too bad the pay doesn't match the importance of the job.
This is why I'm becoming a sanitation tech... Also I can't handle surgery and stuff like that... Also learning how to ultrasound people is like trying to learn heart surgery I've heard
1:50 1:58 2:40 FLEECE jackets in CS to stay warm?? are you serious??? LOL
2:23 thank you for leaving the speculum assembled for washing...that way I know it wasn't cleaned properly, especially the set screw 🤣
Goshen hospital in Indiana needs to watch this.. I hear they missed a few steps.
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Here at hospitals in las vegas they are still in the stone ages these washers would make employees fight to work in decontam:)
Why not use Electron Beam (EBeam) Irradiation technique for Sterlization before reuse. It is far more effective than steam. The EBeam can do mulitiple tasks including Sterliziing the laundry, other incoming deliveries, gloves etc.
That's not going to get rid of the blood, bodily fluids and stains
@@ananthasb5550 Sterilizers dont get rid of blood and such. That is what the washer is for. Sterilizers just sterilize. They use steam because it is the cheapest option
Steam is the cheapest option thats why
And steam also is very good at cleaning and killing bacteria and germs
@@jeffco20044able Depends on the instruments. Some require low temp and need VPRO using Hydrogen peroxide and vacuum.
The Bookwalter ring should be processed separately, probably obstructing a closing lid.
Hi dear, are you also a professional in this field. Could you kindly recommend me a book for this course to buy ?Thank you.
and the 2-hole clamp must always be dissambled for washing...these people are clueless about how to clean, and thus patient safety
Or at least in a container that can hold the ring. Man I hate genesis containers. Also the set had one indicator along a random side. And no count sheet for the set. I wouldn’t be surprised if it even had filter in it. Lol 😂
It's an autoclave, it isn't going to "incinerate a chicken".
Thank you. I was looking for this. They get to 270 degrees F. Thats it. The chicken would be slightly cooked
@@Heritagepostfarms Chicken would be rather well done if cooked through t 270° F. Generally the autoclave will get the already cleaned instruments to 270° F all the way through. Enough to kill most any pathogen.
@@ArtVanAuggie The cycle holds steam for 30 mins max. 30 mins at 270F wont cook a chicken at all
This level of sterilization arouses me.
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Thank God for the people who do this job.
We should start putting Patient in this machine to treat COVID19
Wasn,t the answer i was
Expecting ,but ok ,thanks
manish bhalerao the answer is over 300 degrees Celsius.
He was wrong. It wont incinerate a chicken
I never loose 100% of my blood
does anybody know what the first solution is made out of?
First solution is typically Klenzyme it's an enzymatic cleaner. The second solution is Cidex again both solutions kill blood-borne pathogens and proteins.
Probably Ethylene Oxide under the ISO standard 11135:2014
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I cleaned surgery gear for a week. Pity those scalpel cleaners. Boring work. It was more hands on back then but still very intensive & high standards
Not boring. Just wasn't a job that complimented your personality. :)
A small price to pay for some incinerated chicken 🐓
It wont incinerate chickens. He was wrong
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This dude has no idea what he is talking about. The washers dont have 10x more pressure than a car wash and the autoclaves dont get hot enough to incinerate a chicken. This guy is pulling facts out of his butt
Something tells me they wouldn't let you incinerate a chicken in the steamer 😂
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