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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

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Compliance with

  • Precleanse the flexible endoscope at point of care.

  • Transports the contaminated endoscope and accessories to the endoscopy processing room as soon as possible after use.

  • Ensures the container is labeled with a biohazard label.

  • Ensures the container was cleaned with Sani-wipe and the IFU followed (wet time).

  • The area under the sink are free of dust and debris

  • The staff member is wearing the proper PPE appropriately

Manual Cleaning

  • Performs leak testing before manual cleaning.

  • GI endoscope reprocessing staff performed daily flow validation testing on endoscope flushing device

  • Completely submerges the endoscope and accessories.

  • Cleans all accessible channels and the end of the endoscope with a cleaning brush of the length, width, and material recommended by the manufacturer.

  • Uses a clean disposable brush for each endoscope cleaning.

  • If the endoscope has an elevator, raises and lowers the elevator throughout the manual cleaning process.

  • Flushes the channels of the endoscope with the cleaning solution.

  • Checks the expiration date of the high level disinfectant or liquid chemical sterilant before each use.

  • Uses a test strip or other FDA-cleared testing device specific to the disinfectant or liquid chemical sterilant before each use.

  • Can state the time associated with each strip (submerge for 1 second, read in 75 seconds)

  • SPD HLD GI flexible endoscopes, test strips used to verify effectiveness of disinfectant used in automated endoscope reprocessing devices are dated with a revised expiration date upon opening, contrary to strip IFU.

  • Positions endoscopes and accessories within the mechanical processor to ensure contact of the processing solutions.

  • GI staff use the enzymatic cleaner per the IFU and the temperature of the water is 68-104 F.

  • Wears clean gloves when transporting the endoscope to and from the storage cabinet.

  • Stores flexible endoscopes horizontally or hangs them vertically so they do not coil or touch the floor of the cabinet

Records

  • Processing records include: date and time

  • identity of endoscope and endoscope accessories

  • method and verification of cleaning and results of cleaning verification testing

  • number or identifier of the mechanical processor or sterilizer and results of process efficacy testing

  • identity of the persons performing the processing

  • lot number of the processing solutions

  • disposition of defective items or equipment

  • maintenance of water systems, endoscopes and endoscope accessories, and processing equipment.

Endoscope Pre-Op and PACU

  • In GI nurse station glucometer kits contained reagents and are labeled with 3 months use by date.

  • All other areas are observed compliant.

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