Study Guide Part 1

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IAHCSMM

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION HEALTHCARE CENTRAL SERVICE MATERIALS MANAGEMENT

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DECONTAM

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NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE, KEEPS GERMS AND BATERIA FROM GOING TO CLEAN AREA, 60-65 DEGREES, 30-60% HUMIDITY, 10 AIR EXCHANGES PER HOUR

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PREP/PACK AREA

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68-73 DEGREES, 30-60% HUMIDITY, 10 AIR EXCHANGES PER HOUR

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CLEAN STORAGE

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75 DEGREES OR BELOW LESS THAN 70% HUMIDTY, 4 AIR EXCHANGES PER HOUR

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MEDICAL ASEPSIS

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TO CLEAN EQUIPMENT AND HAND WASHING

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SURGICAL ASEPSIS

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STERILIZATION PROCESS OF INSTRUMENTS

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ASEPSIS

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ABSENCE OF MICROOGRANISMS THAT COUSE DISEASE

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CONDUCTION

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SOLIDS, DRY HEAT, HEAT END TO END

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CONVECTION

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LIQUIDS/GAS, STEAM

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PREVAC

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DYNAMIC AIR REMOVAL STERILIZERS

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"FLASH"

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STERILIZE AN ITEM/INSTRUMENT FOR IMMEDIATE USE

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STEAM STERILIZATON REQUIRES

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CONTACT, TEMPERATURE, TIME & AND MOISTURE

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PHASES OF STEAM STERILIZATION, FLASH, AND REGULAR

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1. CONDITIONING PHASE - STEAM ENTERS CHAMBER AS AIR IS REMOVED THROUGH THE DRAIN, PRESSURE INCREASES INSIDE AS THE CHAMBER REACHES STERILIZATION TEMPERATURE

2. EXPOSURE PHASE - 3, 4 OR 10 MINUTES STERILIZATION TIME BEGINS WHEN THE THERMOCOUPLE SENSES THE CONSTANT PRESSURE CYCLE TEMPERATURE

3. EXHAUST AND DRYING - FILTERED AIR ENTERS, STEAM IS REMOVED FROM THE CHAMBER AND THE PRESSURE INSIDE THE CHAMBER RETURNS TO ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE

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CLEANING

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1ST AND MOST IMPORTANT STEP IN THE STERILIZATION PROCESS, BLOOD, SOIL, AND TISSUE REMOVAL

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DECONTAMINATION

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REMOVES, INACTIVATES AND DESTROYS BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS ON SURGACE

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HEPAT

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LIVER

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ARTHRO

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JOINT

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COLECTOMY

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