Keep It Clean!

Know Your Scope

100

How many steps are in Endoscopic Reprocessing Manuals?

A. 20 B. 90 C. 150 D. 300  

c. 150

200

How long is a colonoscope? 

160-170cm

300

How many channels does a colonoscope/EGD scope have? 

4: Water Jet Channel, Water Channel, Air Channel, Biopsy/Suction Channel

400

What Channel is the AW Cleaning Adapter intended to force water down?

The Air Channel

500

This part of the scope is prone to damage due to the amount of activity it recieves, such as device passage

Biopsy Channel

Lets get rid of it

100

TRUE OR FALSE: If the patient had a good prep, you can skip the bedside cleaning step--it wasn't that messy anyway!

FALSE!  All endoscopes must follow all reprocessing steps to be considered properly cleaned for the next patient

200

This can build up on an endoscope if not properly cleaned post procedure

Biofilm

300

This channel is too small to be brushed, making it prone to contamination.

Water Jet Channel

400

The likelihood of a patient aquiring an infection from an endoscope is:
1 in ___ for screening colonoscopies
___ in 1,000 for nonscreening colonoscopies
____in 1,000 for EGDs

• 1 in 1,000 for screening colonoscopies
• 1.6 in 1,000 for nonscreening colonoscopies
• 3 in 1,000 for EGDs

500

How many steps are there to clean reusable valves?

50+

When's that used?

100

Green Cinch Pad

Transportation 

200

EcoBowl Water Basin

Pre-Cleaning

300

Biohazard Sticker

Transportation

400

Yellow Koala Sponge Infused with Pure Dual Enzymatic

Pre-Clean & Manual Clean

500

Porpoise Air/Water Cleaning Adapter

Bedside Preclean/Manual Clean

Know the protocol!

100

What is the MAX amount of days SGNA recommends a scope hang for between uses before having to be reprocessed again?

7 days

200

What is the maximum amount of time the SGNA recommends a scope sit between the preclean and manual clean before additonal time needs to be added to scope reprocessing?

1 hour

300

True or False: During manual cleaning, SGNA recommends to use detergents that create large amounts of bubbles to ensure the scope is clean.

False: SGNA recommends Low-Foaming Detergents

400

These two steps are considered the most important steps in scope reprocessing

Manual Clean & Drying

500

Organize the reprocessing steps in the correct order:

Leak Testing, 

Manual Clean, 

Rinse, 

Visual Inspection, 

High Level Disinfection, 

Drying, 

Storage

Procedure, 

Bedside Clean, 

AW Cleaning Adapter, 

Transport, 

1.Procedure, 

2.Bedside Clean, 

3. AW Cleaning Adapter, 

4. Transport, 

5. Leak Testing, 

6. Manual Clean, 

7. Rinse, 

8. Visual Inspection, 

9. High Level Disinfection, 

10. Drying, 

11. Storage

D&D

100

TRUE OR FALSE:  You should put your gown on before preforming hand hygiene step in donning PPE

FALSE!  Hand Hygiene should always be the first step when donning PPE

200

This level AAMI gown is typically recommended for the endoscopy reprocessing or decontamination room. 

An AAMI Level 3 or Level 4--due to risk of fluid splash and chemical or biological exposure during manual cleaning and flushing

300

This level AAMI gown is typically recommended for standard gastrointestinal endoscopy procedures due to the moderate risk of fluid contact

AAMI 3

400

Put the Doffing steps in order:

• Remove Gown
• Remove Goggles or Face Shield: Lift off by the head band or ear pieces without touching the front of the shield. 
• Remove Gloves
• Perform Hand Hygiene
• Remove Mask or Respirator

• Remove Gloves: Grasp the outside of one glove near the cuff and peel it off, holding it inside your other gloved hand. Slip fingers from your bare hand under the remaining glove cuff, peel it off over the first glove, and discard. 
• Remove Gown: Untie the fasteners or pull away from the neck and shoulders, touching only the inside of the gown. Turn it inside out as you roll or fold it into a bundle, then discard. 
• Perform Hand Hygiene: Clean your hands. 
• Remove Goggles or Face Shield: Lift off by the head band or ear pieces without touching the front of the shield. 
• Remove Mask or Respirator: Grasp the bottom ties or elastics first, then the top ones, and pull straight away from your face without touching the front.
• Perform Hand Hygiene: Clean your hands thoroughly again

500

Put the Donning teps in order:

• Put on Gloves
• Perform Hand Hygiene: Wash hands with soap and water or use an alcohol rub.
• Put on Goggles or Face Shield
• Put on Gown
• Put on Mask or Respirator
• Perform Hand Hygiene

 

• Perform Hand Hygiene: Wash hands with soap and water or use an alcohol rub.
• Put on Gown: Cover your body fully from neck to knees and wrap it around your back. Fasten ties at the neck and waist
• Put on Mask or Respirator: Place over your nose and mouth. Secure ties or elastic bands at the middle of your head and neck. Fit the flexible band to your nose bridge and check the seal.
• Put on Goggles or Face Shield: Place over your face and eyes and adjust to fit.
• Put on Gloves: Pull gloves up so they cover the wrists of your isolation gown completely.
• Perform Hand Hygiene: Clean your hands thoroughly again.