Endoscopy Technician Curriculum Sampler-HCC 1473-12 Fundamentals of Aseptic Technique-Manual Cleaning movie

HCC 1473-12 Fundamentals of Aseptic Technique-Manual Cleaning movie

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In this video, the importance of manual cleaning of medical scopes before high-level disinfection is discussed. The process starts by preparing the sink with water and detergent at the recommended temperature. The endoscope is then fully immersed in the soapy water, and the exterior is cleaned using a sponge, moving from the cleanest section to the dirtiest. Valves are cleaned with specific brushes, inserted and turned 360 degrees before removal. Channels are cleaned using channel cleaning brushes, checking for debris until no more is seen. Flushing the channels is done by attaching flushing aids and adapters, and fresh detergent is flushed through the channels. After rinsing with clean water, the scope is dried and inspected visually or with magnification. Any issues like cracks or debris require further action. Finally, the scope is transferred for high-level disinfection. No credits mentioned.

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Concept Manual Cleaning

Concept Endoscope

Concept High-Level Disinfection

Concept Biofilm

Concept Bioburden

Keywords

manual cleaning

medical scopes

high-level disinfection

endoscope cleaning process

channel cleaning brushes

Manual Cleaning

Endoscope

High-Level Disinfection

Biofilm

Bioburden