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Surgical Smoke Nearly Killed Me - Subscribe to Outpatient Surgery Magazine - February 2018

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the bins are labeled as biohazardous. Dry scopes before you hang them. The use of forced medical grade air to aid the drying process of endoscopes is essential for reducing microbiological growth. Today, there are drying cabinets that provide a filtered, warm medical grade air delivery system that aids in the removal of moisture from the internal channels of the endoscope, says Ms. Bush. Drying endo- scopes is a must — moisture in the internal channels of the endo- scopes could let micro- bial growth thrive. Dry your scopes before you hang them with an appropriate air hose or in a cabinet during storage. Follow instructions for manual clean- 7 6 F E B R U A R U Y 2 0 1 8 • O U T PA T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T • 4 9

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