Accredited by the ANSI and the NCCA, the Certified Registered Central Service Technician is designed by IAHCSMM to recognise individuals who have demonstrated the experience, knowledge and skillset necessary to provide competent services as a Central Service Technician.
Water conductivity
Sanitization
Deionization
Sterilization
Chlorides and solids
Iron and silicates
Calcium
Fluoride
200
150
100
50
4.5-5.5
5.5-6.5
6.5-7.5
7.5-8.5
200
150
100
50
Pre-filter
Post-filter
Pre-filter or post-filter
Pre-and post-filter
Hot
Tepid
Clear
Cloudy
Iron and pyrogens
Silicates and pyrogens
Chloride and iron
Calcium and magnesium
Sterile irrigation
Heating/cooling therapy units
Injection
Steam sterilizers
Bacteria
Pyrogens
Endotoxins
All of the above
Protein soils
Starches
Fats
Sugars
Soaps
Detergents
Germicidal presoaks
Enzyme presoaks
As soon as devices reach the Central Service area
Immediately after the completion of an invasive procedure
Immediately after instruments are inspected
Before items are sorted
Kill microorganisms
Remove soil
Reduce cleaning costs
Provide back-ups if automated equipment is not working
Brushing should be done under water
Brushing should be done above water
Brushing should be done against the grain of the device
Brushes made of wire are the best because of their exceptional cleaning ability
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