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?.## APPENDIX E_COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT_PROPER CLEANING AND DISINFECTION

PROCEDURES OF BSCs

Appendix E
Competency Assessment: Proper Cleaning and Disinfection Procedures of BSCs. Observations and subsequent evaluation must be made by qualified pharmacy staff. Using the space designated next to each criterion, the evaluator will initial to signify that the criterion has been satisfied.

PROCEDURE EVALUATED

Daily and Monthly: Peridox followed by sterile alcohol
was used to clean the LAFW, waited the appropriate
dwell times between the two agents.
The easy reach tool was cleaned using a sterile 70%
IPA wipe.
The ceiling of the hood was cleaned first using
horizontal strokes from back to front
The back wall of hood was cleaned second, beginning
at the top and working horizontally from side to side with overlapping strokes
The sides of the hood were cleaned third, beginning at
the top and working in a vertical motion from back to
front of the hood with overlapping strokes. The IV bar
and hooks were cleaned by hand.
The deck of the hood was cleaned last, beginning with
the back, and working horizontally from side to side with overlapping strokes.
Monthly clean only: Cleaned the area beneath the work
surface.
The items on the deck such as repeater pumps were
cleaned starting with the top, sides, bottom, and then
power cords if applicable.
The employee did not contaminate previously cleaned
surfaces at any time during cleaning.
All items placed in hood in a horizontal fashion to
prevent blocking or airflow.
The employee did not contaminate hood by coughing,
sneezing, chewing gum, or excessive talking.
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