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Infection Control

  • Are items stored at least 36" from electrical panels?

  • Are electric panels properly secured or locked?

  • Are electric panel switch labels accurate and are all spares in the off position?

  • Are all mechanical and electrical rooms clean and have no storage? Indicate which rooms are not clean in the notes section.

  • Are medical gas zone shut-off valves accessible and unobstructed?

  • Are medical gas zone shut-off valves properly labeled for area served?

  • Do clean utility, sterile storage, medication rooms, and other clean/sterile areas have positive air pressure to the corridor/adjacent areas?

  • Do soiled utility, trash, hazardous waste, and other dirty rooms have negative air pressure to the corridor/adjacent areas?

  • Clean utility rooms contain only clean/sterile items?

  • Soiled utility rooms contain contaminated/soiled items only?

  • All clean supplies stored off of the floor?

  • Are supplies within expiration dates? (Random checks)

  • Is clean linen covered?

  • Is clean linen kept separate from the dirty linen disposal?

  • Are medication refrigerator logs maintained and up-to-date? Are temperatures within range?

  • Are patient food refrigerator logs maintained and up-to-date? Are temperatures within range?

  • Are patient food freezer logs maintained and up-to-date?

  • Are patient food freezer temperatures within range?

  • Are medicines and food stored in separate refrigerators?

  • Patient food items have expiration dates and are not expired?

  • The only items located under sinks are items allowed by policy?

  • Return and supply air diffusers are free from dust?

  • Countertops in good repair with no chips or missing laminate?

  • Furniture is in good repair and not dirty or soiled?

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