Of Critical Importance: Tray Assembly and Management

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Instruments should look the same when they arrive in the user department, no matter who assembled them. End users should be able to count on accuracy and completeness of set, and to count on each tray having a familiar appearance.

Program Highlights

How to assemble a tray or set to facilitate use

Procedures to follow if an instrument is missing, or if an item is added or removed

Assembling to protect instruments from damage

Assembling to facilitate sterilization process

Assembling for safety, including weight limitations, handling considerations, as well as set and rack placement that helps prevent wet packs

Learning Objective

To educate CSSD staff on the processes involved in creating a tray, what to do if instruments are missing or need repair, and how to assemble trays to enable sterilization, protect instruments, and facilitate use

Program Includes

12min Visual presentation (DVD)
1 Free site license upon request

Bonus Resource CD
Approved for Continuing Education
10 Question Post Test with Answer Key
Glossary of Terms
Study Points

From The Series

Of Critical Importance: Central Service Series

Clinical Advisors

Natalie Lind, CRCST, CHL, FCS, IAHCSMM Educational Director

IAHCSMM Education Review Committee

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