Johnson & Johnson ASP STERRAD 200, Руководство пользователя

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Day-to-Day Operation
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200 User’s Guide
Biological Indicators
Confirming that sterilizing conditions were achieved during a cycle is an
important part of the sterilization process. Biological indicators (BIs) are one way
to ensure that your sterilizer is operating correctly. Frequency of biological
testing should be at least once per day or in accordance with your facility’s
policy.
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Contact your ASP Representative regarding biological indicators specifically
designed for use in STERRAD Sterilizers.
ASP Biological Indicators contain microorganisms that are known to be resistant
to the sterilization process and are one way to verify proper processing. The
biological indicator should be placed on the two-tier shelf, at the back part of the
bottom shelf. Review the instructions that are included with the biological
indicators for proper use. Should a cancellation occur when a biological
indicator is in the chamber, discard the biological indicator and use a new
biological indicator when starting the next cycle.
Suspected Positive BI
The following flowchart details the steps you need to follow when a positive
biological indicator result is received. The flowchart details the procedures for
the STERRAD CycleSure
®
Biological Indicator.