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A Deep Dive Into Surface Disinfection - October 2017 - Subscribe to Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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patient to patient. Attach the leak tester, submerge in clear water and contort the angulation-control knobs to see if pressure drops. Look out for bubbles that emit from leaks in the tubing. Submerge the scope in cleaning solution. Again, this solution must be diluted to manufacturer recommendations. While the scope is submerged, wipe it down using a clean, lint-free cloth. Thoroughly brush all channels of the scope. Use a manufacturer- approved brush while the scope is submerged in the cleaning solution. Ensure that the brushing is completed from proximal to dis- tal tip. Brush the valve cylinders clean. As with prior steps, the manufac- turer's recommendation is crucial to ensuring you have a proper, clean brush. Submerge the scope in clean rinse water. Using the cleaning adaptor, flush the scope to the manufacturer's recommendation. 6 7 8 9 ACT NOW! The Olympus EndoWorks ™ platform will be discontinued on March 31, 2018. Visit www.endoworks.com for important dates and information on preferred vendors. ©2017 Olympus America Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in USA OAICDS0817AD23275 EndoWorks Countdown 03/31/18

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