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Hazards of Equipment Contaminated With Parathion

Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1964
R S, GANELIN, G A, MAIL, C, CUETO
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Contaminated Bypass Equipment

JAMA, 2019
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Microbial contamination of domiciliary nebuliser therapy equipment.

Australian and New Zealand journal of medicine, 1986
Fifty-two outpatients requiring domiciliary nebulised bronchodilator therapy were studied to determine the frequency and degree of contamination of nebuliser solutions and equipment. In 32 of the 52 patients (61%) nebuliser solutions and/or aerosols were contaminated.
P D, Jones, V, Moritz, R J, Pierce
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Contamination in moving and handling equipment.

Professional nurse (London, England), 1999
There 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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Microbiologic Contamination and Cleaning Personal Medical Equipment

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1998
R, Wurtz, R, Weinstein
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Contamination of endoscopic equipment.

Endoscopy, 1988
G M, Sobala, C, Lincoln, L, Murphy, A T, Axon   +3 more
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Contamination of GeCl4 by handling equipment

Journal of Applied Spectroscopy, 1968
N. N. Stremilova, M. P. Volynskaya, L. N. Shigina   +2 more
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Handling contaminated hemodialysis equipment.

Hospital infection control, 1979
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Cross-contamination potential with dental equipment

Infectious Diseases Newsletter, 1993
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Personal Protective Equipment Removal

Home Healthcare Now, 2020
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