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Contamination of monitoring equipment
Medical & Biological Engineering, 1967A, Wald, J, Dragovich
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Contamination in moving and handling equipment.
Professional nurse (London, England), 1999There is a risk of cross contamination when using moving and handling equipment in hospitals. Launderable equipment should be designated for single-patient use only and hard surfaces should be cleaned between patient use. Guidelines on the cleaning, decontamination and storage of moving and handling equipment should be made available to all users.
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Contamination of GeCl4 by handling equipment
Journal of Applied Spectroscopy, 1968N. N. Stremilova +2 more
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The microbiological contamination of equipment processed by the HSDU.
Journal of sterile services management, 1986The microbiological hazard to staff of used instruments and equipment when returned to the HSDU appears to be small providing reasonable precautions are taken (Parsons et al, 1985). Nevertheless, little evidence is available on the contamination of used equipment or the efficiency of cleaning and disinfection methods.
M, Phelps, R M, Ashmore, S M, Johnston
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Microbiologic Contamination and Cleaning Personal Medical Equipment
JAMA, 1998R, Wurtz, R, Weinstein
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