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Special Outpatient Surgery Edition - Orthopedics - August 2017

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4 4 S U P P L E M E N T T O O U T P A T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E A U G U S T 2 0 1 7 or shortening many of the cleanup tasks that result from using less efficient means of fluid collection. Mr. Cooper and his team must be thrilled those sop- ping wet towels that had to be picked up and hauled away are no longer needed. DON'T STRESS OVER MESS DON'T STRESS OVER MESS DON'T STRESS OVER MESS Visit our website to learn more. A Means to Safe Liquid Waste Management Is your facility still pouring, using solidifiers, or putting full suction canisters into red-bag waste? Quick-Drain™ by Bemis puts liquid infectious waste where it belongs, the sanitary sewer system. Quick-Drain™ will dispose of fluid from Bemis suction canisters both quickly and safely. A single unit can service multiple ORs at a fraction of the cost of other complicated systems. It uses no electricity and minimal plumbing is needed. www.bemishealthcare.com 1.800.558.7651 HCG@bemismfg.com Protect staff from the biohazardous waste that pours off patients' joints. Backup solutions Of course, no solution can catch every drop before it hits the floor, so it makes sense to augment direct-to-drain systems with other tools, like drapes that have fluid pouches built into them. Those are great at catching any extra fluid, says Mr. Cooper. An alternative is drapes with adhesive backing that can be

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