You’ve heard it from your staff so many times: “Yeah, we don’t like those things". “They don’t work right.” “They take too long to use.” “They fall ...
You’ve heard it from your staff so many times: “Yeah, we don’t like those things". “They don’t work right.” “They take too long to use.” “They fall ...
Simple solutions to everyday challenges are not always simple to find. So what do you do if you don't have manufacturer instructions for use to ...
Endo-cavity ultrasound probes, the kind that go inside a patient’s body and come in contact with the mucous membrane, such as transvaginal and rectal ...
The following example of a revised protocol for reprocessing and packaging laryngoscope blades and handles was shared so that it could help others ...
You know that laryngoscope blades must be covered after reprocessing. You likely read about that, heard from a colleague, or attended an educational ...
"You forgot to put an indicator in this set, again!" - OR "No we didn't. There are like six of them in there if you would just look!" - SPD You’ve ...
Single-use (disposable) laryngoscope blades solve some challenges and present a few others. Consider the following before making the switch at your ...
Some Central Sterile Processing Departments have placed instrument count sheets inside wrapped sets and ridged sterilization containers for a long ...
Did you know that the process of packaging laryngoscope blades in a peel pack, or any sealed package, is likely counter to your laryngoscope blade ...
The Joint Commission Standards FAQ on laryngoscopes says their surveyors will check to be sure that your laryngoscope blades are cleaned, disinfected ...