Module 9: Inspection, Assembly, and Packaging (IAP)

The process of using a second layer of wrap material to enclose an item, often used for heavier items.

A wrapping technique that involves placing two layers of wrap material together and then wrapping them simultaneously.

The process of folding the wrap material into a square shape, often used for heavier and larger items.

A wrapping technique for small items where the wrap material is folded into an envelope shape.

Specialized fabrics made of spunbond, meltblown, and spunbond layers, commonly used for sterile flat wraps.

Reusable containers made of rigid materials, gaining popularity in the 1970s.

The principle of ensuring that all items are enclosed in wrap materials effectively and efficiently.

The process of ensuring that the seal of the wrapping material is secure and tamper-proof.

A crucial step in sterile processing, involving using steam, chemicals, or other methods to kill microorganisms on items.

A dedicated department or facility in hospitals and healthcare settings responsible for sterilizing and maintaining surgical instruments and other medical equipment.