Perioperative Environmental Cleaning Basics

What Perioperative areas are high risk procedure areas?
A. Interventional Radiology B. Drs Office C. OR D. Sterile Processing E. L&D
HCAI stands for :
A. Healthcare acuired immunity B. Healthcare associated infection C. Health Care Act international D. Here comes Anesthesia interventionalist E. Healthcare Administrative Information
Perioperative settings include:
A. semirestricted B. Clinics C. staff lounge D. unrestricted E. restricted
Restricted areas require:
Cleaning should be done in a methodical manner & include cleaning from:
A. dirty to clean areas B. high to low areas C. clean to dirty areas D. wiping in a clockwise or counter clockwise pattern E. from wheel caster up
All cleaning cloths should be
4 cleaning categories include:
A. Between case/turn over B. Durning Case C. First case damp dusting D. Terminal clean E. Scheduled cleaning

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What Perioperative areas are high risk procedure areas?
A. Interventional Radiology B. Drs Office C. OR D. Sterile Processing E. L&D
HCAI stands for :
A. Healthcare acuired immunity B. Healthcare associated infection C. Health Care Act international D. Here comes Anesthesia interventionalist E. Healthcare Administrative Information
Perioperative settings include:
A. semirestricted B. Clinics C. staff lounge D. unrestricted E. restricted
Restricted areas require:
face coverings as well as semi restricted attire
Cleaning should be done in a methodical manner & include cleaning from:
A. dirty to clean areas B. high to low areas C. clean to dirty areas D. wiping in a clockwise or counter clockwise pattern E. from wheel caster up
All cleaning cloths should be
Microfiber/lent free
4 cleaning categories include:
A. Between case/turn over B. Durning Case C. First case damp dusting D. Terminal clean E. Scheduled cleaning

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