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Surgical Sterilization Protocols

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What is one of the key benefits of utilizing certified sterilization procedures?

  • Improved marketing strategies
  • Reduced surgical costs
  • Superior infection control (correct)
  • Enhanced patient recovery times
  • What type of probe is specifically designed for radio-guided minimally invasive surgical procedures?

  • 14mm Wireless Pilot Probe
  • Laparoscopic Probe (correct)
  • Pulmonary Probe
  • 14mm Standard Lymphatic Mapping Probe
  • Which feature is a characteristic of the internal collimator and detector design in the probes mentioned?

  • Precise localization in various anatomical areas (correct)
  • Increased probe sizes for better handling
  • Compatibility with all robotic systems
  • Enhanced visual imaging
  • Which procedural advantage does the 10mm Laparoscopic Probe provide?

    <p>It eliminates guess work on tissue margins and target location</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the LED indicate when it is in a slow flash mode?

    <p>The probe is looking for a control unit to connect to.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the significance of the LED indicator being on?

    <p>Probe has successfully paired with a control unit.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which action should be taken if all 8’s are flashing on the control unit display?

    <p>Reset the probe and control unit.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a fast flashing LED indicate?

    <p>The battery is low and requires replacement.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should the maximum distance of the control unit from the patient be?

    <p>15 feet</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the tip angle of the Daniel Lung Probe™?

    <p>30 degrees</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary function of the Count button on the Control Display?

    <p>To initiate a 10-second photon count.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the guidelines, how should probes that enter sterile tissue be treated?

    <p>They must be sterilized and treated as critical items.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Sterilization Trays

    • Two sizes available:
      • 2.5-inch tray: 2.6 cm x 12 inches (30.5 cm)
      • 6.5-inch tray: 6.5 cm x 18 inches (45.7 cm); accommodates all probe sizes and cables.

    Reprocessing Standards

    • Compliance with Joint Commission standards is crucial for critical devices.
    • Contact Dilon Technologies for the implementation of sterilization protocols.

    Advanced Surgical Probe Technology

    • Offers precise localization across a diverse anatomical range.
    • Certified sterilization procedures ensure superior infection control.
    • Available in wireless and wired formats.
    • Specialized for advanced lymphatic mapping procedures.

    Probe Specifications

    • Wireless Pilot Probes:
      • Diameter: 14mm, Length: ~257/260 mm, Weight: 255g.
    • Standard Lymphatic Mapping Probes:
      • Diameter: 14mm, Length: ~224/220 mm, Weight: 185g.
    • Superficial Head & Neck Probe:
      • Diameter: 11mm, Length: 207 mm, Weight: 161g.
    • Daniel Lung Probe™:
      • Diameter: 10mm, 30-degree angle, Length: 465 mm, Weight: 195g.
    • Laparoscopic Probe:
      • Diameter: 10mm, Length: 467 mm, Weight: 195g.

    Laparoscopic Probes

    • Designed for radio-guided minimally invasive surgical procedures.
    • Addresses challenges in identifying small, difficult-to-visualize lesions in pulmonary surgeries.
    • Compatible with robotic systems.

    Device Compliance

    • System operation must not cause harmful interference and must accept any received interference.
    • Complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standards.

    System Control and Operation

    • Control unit should remain within 15 feet (4.5m) of the patient and in the surgeon's line of sight.
    • Probe must be clear of obstructions; held like a pencil.
    • Threshold functionality applicable only for Wireless Probes.

    Control Display Features

    • Count function: Initiates a 10-second photon count, display shows total counts at completion.
    • Calibration-check mode indicated by light; SCAN mode disables the light.
    • Battery indicator crucial for maintaining operational readiness.

    Wireless Probe Operation

    • LED indicators for pairing, connection status, low battery, and resting modes.
    • A flashing “all 8’s” display signals disconnection; reset by powering off both device and control unit.

    Sterilization Instructions

    • Probes treated as critical items when entering sterile tissue following CDC and ISO guidelines.
    • Use enzymatic detergent for cleaning; rinse and visually inspect for contamination.
    • Ensure thorough drying post-cleaning.

    Guideline References

    • Adhere to CDC's 2008 update and ISO 17664:2021 for processing healthcare products.
    • Joint Commission standards are essential for proper sterilization practices.

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    Test your knowledge on sterilization standards and protocols for surgical gamma probes. This quiz covers the necessary guidelines and equipment specifications to ensure compliance with Joint Commission standards. Perfect for healthcare professionals looking to enhance their understanding of surgical device reprocessing.

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