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  • Staff wear appropriate PPE when handling instruments.

  • Instruments are transported in a manner that prevents leakage.

  • The transport container includes a lid to prevent airborne contamination.

  • The transport containers include biohazardous material warnings.

  • The transport container is clean.

  • The transport container is stored in an appropriate location when not in use.

  • Instruments are clean of visible bioburden.

  • Instruments are opened, unhinged, dissasembled and arranged in an orderly fashion.

  • Appropriate solutions are available for soaking, are properly labeled, and not expired.

  • Instruments are pretreated with pre-cleanser.

  • Instruments are stored appropriately while awaiting tranport.

  • Staff are able to locate the procedure for transporting of dirty instruments.

  • Staff can show you the Safety Data Sheets for chemicals used.

  • Staff can locate an eyewash station and it can be reached within 10 seconds/55 feet, unobstructed path.

  • Review documentation of eyewash checks on the tag at the station for the last month. Does documentation include weekly checks?

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