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oughly clean all instruments — even if the instrument or instru-
ment set was not used.
Be sure your processing staff wears a full complement of per-
sonal protective equipment: general-purpose utility gloves and a
liquid-resistant cover-
ing with sleeves (for
example, a backless
gown, jumpsuit, or
surgical gown).
Liquid-resistant shoe
covers should be
worn if there is
potential for shoes to
become contaminat-
ed and/or soaked
with blood or other
bodily fluids. If there
is any risk of splash
or splatter, PPEs
should include a
fluid-resistant face
mask and eye protec-
tion. PPEs used to
protect the eyes from
splash could include
goggles, full-length
face shields, or other
devices that prevent
exposure to splash
from all angles. While
I N S T R U M E N T R E P R O C E S S I N G
The Flexible Inspection Scope includes a
distal tip composed of a light source
and camera lens at the end of a
50cm, exible shaft. Designed for
instruments 3.2mm in diameter or
larger, this is a perfect tool to get a
visualization of any potentially
soiled tool. Software is included,
which installs on both Windows XP &
Windows 7, and allows viewing and
recording from most computers.
Paired with Healthmark Industries'
FlexibleArm, the Flexible Inspection
Scope can be securely fastened and
moved in numerous ways.
FLEXIBLE INSPECTION SCOPE
VISUALLY INSPECT SMALL LUMENS WITH REMARKABLE CLARITY
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THIS IMPROVED DESIGN
PROVIDES HIGH QUALITY IMAGES
OF THE INSIDE OF DIFFICULT TO
OBSERVE LUMENS, INCLUDING
ARTHROSCOPIC SHAVERS!
ITS STRENGTH AND FLEXIBILITY
MAKE IT THE PERFECT VISUAL
INSPECTION TOOL.
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