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Cleaning After Surgery

Tip: If more time is needed, keep contaminated instruments moist so that blood, tissue, and other residue do not dry on the instruments.  The best way to keep you instruments moist is to place a we towel over them.   The washing process should begin within 10 minutes after surgery, even if sterilization will take place much later.  Washing instruments within a few minutes of surgery is your best defense against corrosion, pitting, and staining.

Use only approved solutions.  Non-approved solutions are any that do not specifically state on the label that uses include surgical instruments, stainless steel, and sterilization.

Approved solutions are specially designed for surgical instruments and the sterilization cycle.  Their product labels will state this use.

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December 27, 2005