Disposable syringe sorting treatment and use system
Disposable syringes are relatively common medical devices in the medical industry, and have strict requirements in the use and handling of disposable syringes. Today, Xiaobian talks about the disposable syringe sorting and use system, I hope to help everyone.
Disposable syringe sorting
1. A non-polluting disposable syringe: a non-contaminating disposable syringe that is not in direct contact with the patient, such as a syringe used during dosing, of course, to exclude improper handling and contamination.
2. A generally contaminated disposable syringe: that is, only the needle part is a syringe that comes into contact with the patient, such as a conventional injection and infusion, and some syringes that are usually used for hanging anti-inflammatory water.
3. severely contaminated disposable syringe: direct contact with the patient's body fluids, such as blood, chest water, ascites and other used syringes, because the patient's body fluid is a potential source of infection.
Disposable syringe use system
Disposable syringes cannot be discarded at will after use. General hospitals have certain regulations for the use of syringes. The specific systems generally include the following points.
1. The inoculation unit should have a person responsible for the disinfection and destruction of disposable syringes.
2. Establish a disposable syringe to transfer or purchase, use, destroy records, the records should be fully recorded, and the accounts are consistent.
3. Vaccination should use a disposable syringe.
4. the use of disposable syringes for vaccination, must strictly implement the "one person, one needle, one tube, one use and one destruction" system.
5. When using the disposable syringe, the staff of the primary inoculation unit should check whether the syringe packaging is intact and the product has been damaged or has expired within the validity period.
6. When the inoculation is completed, the disposable syringe should be placed in a puncture-proof safety collection container (safety box) made of solid material and handed in before the next inoculation. Do not reuse disposable syringes.
7. After use, the disposable syringe can be destroyed by the destroyer, or the needle and the syringe can be separated by manual destruction. The needle can be directly placed into the stab-resistant container or bent with a pliers 90 degrees or more, and the syringe is clamped with pliers. The nipple is immersed for more than 60 minutes with a disinfectant containing 1000 mg/L of available chlorine.
Finally, a unified treatment for destruction, incineration or burial is used to ensure the one-time use of the syringe.
The above is about the classification and handling requirements of disposable syringes. I hope that you can understand the use and handling of disposable syringes after you understand the classification and handling requirements of disposable syringes.
