Cleaning And Sterilization - DePuy Synthes SPOTLIGHT Manual Del Usuario

CLEANING AND STERILIZATION

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Scope
SPOTLIGHT Access System
WARNINGS
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Follow the instructions and warnings issued by the suppliers of any cleaning and equipment used.
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Do not exceed 140°C (284°F) during reprocessing steps.
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Avoid exposure to hypochlorite solutions, as these will promote corrosion.
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Manual Cleaning must be performed prior to Automated Cleaning for SPOTLIGHT Access Ports,
Dilators, and Suction Tubes.
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Do not ultrasonically clean any instruments with integrated fiber optics as this may potentially
decrease the instrument life.
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Components should not be immersed in cold water immediately following autoclave as this could
cause fiber breakage and decreased performance.
Limitations on Reprocessing
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Repeated processing has minimal effects on instrument life and function.
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End of useful life is generally determined by wear or damage in surgical use.
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Carefully inspect instruments between uses to verify proper functioning.
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Send damaged instruments to a supplier of authorized repair or refurbishment services.
Decontamination Considerations – Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD)
Under certain classifications of risk, the World Health Organization (WHO), or local regulatory
authorities recommend special CJD inactivation processing procedures. Consult WHO and local
regulations for further information.
Care at the Point of Use
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Clean instruments as soon as possible after use. If cleaning must be delayed, immerse instruments
in a compatible detergent solution, spray with an instrument pre-soak solution, or cover instruments
with a towel moistened with purified water to prevent drying and encrustation of surgical soil.
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Avoid prolonged exposure to saline to minimize the chance of corrosion.
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Remove excessive soil with a disposable wipe.
Containment and Transportation
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Reprocess instruments as soon as is reasonably possible after use.
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Place the device in its respective position within the instrument tray.
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The image of the device is marked in its intended position within the tray.
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