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    This document discusses operating room infection control. It identifies several factors that can increase a patient's risk of surgical site infection, such as being immunocompromised, malnourished, obese, older, or having a prolonged hospital stay. It also outlines various infection control measures for the operating room, including maintaining appropriate air quality, cleaning and sterilization protocols, surgical attire and other personal protective equipment for the surgical team, proper administration of antibiotic prophylaxis, and following proper procedures for instrument processing and waste disposal. Adherence to strict infection control practices in the operating room can help reduce the risk of surgical site infections.

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    This document discusses operating room infection control. It identifies several factors that can increase a patient's risk of surgical site infection, such as being immunocompromised, malnourished, obese, older, or having a prolonged hospital stay. It also outlines various infection control measures for the operating room, including maintaining appropriate air quality, cleaning and sterilization protocols, surgical attire and other personal protective equipment for the surgical team, proper administration of antibiotic prophylaxis, and following proper procedures for instrument processing and waste disposal. Adherence to strict infection control practices in the operating room can help reduce the risk of surgical site infections.

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    Operating Room Infection Control: Laminar Flow Floor

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    This document discusses operating room infection control. It identifies several factors that can increase a patient's risk of surgical site infection, such as being immunocompromised, malnourished, obese, older, or having a prolonged hospital stay. It also outlines various infection control measures for the operating room, including maintaining appropriate air quality, cleaning and sterilization protocols, surgical attire and other personal protective equipment for the surgical team, proper administration of antibiotic prophylaxis, and following proper procedures for instrument processing and waste disposal. Adherence to strict infection control practices in the operating room can help reduce the risk of surgical site infections.

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    OPERATING ROOM
    INFECTION CONTROL

     AREA
     Tidak steril
     SEMIsteril
     steril
     HEAT , VENTILATING , AIR CONDITIONED
     LAMINAR FLOW
     FLOOR

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     IMMUNOCOMPROMISED
     MALNOURISHED

     OBESE
     OLDER

     PROLONGED HOSPITAL STAY


     BLOOD TRANSFUSION

     DIABETES
     SMOKE

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     WOUND TYPE
     CLEAN CONTAMINATED
     CLEAN
     CONTAMINATED
     DIRTY – INFECTED
     LENGHT OF OPERATION
     WITH / WITHOUT IMPLANT

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     NUMBER OF PERSON
     TURN OVER

     PROTECTION
     HAND HYGIENE & SURGICAL SCRUB
     SURGICAL ATTIRE
     HEAD COVER
     MASKS
     GOWNS
     GLOVES
     EYEWEAR
     SHOES / SHOES COVER

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     PERIOPERATIVE SKIN PREPARATION


     ANTISEPTICSKIN PREPARATION
     HAIR REMOVAL
     GOWN
     ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLACTIC
     APPROPRIATE SELECTION
     TIMING OF ADMINISTRATION

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     CLEANING SCHEDULE
     ROOM
     BLOOD – BODY FLUID SPILLS
     FLOOR
     INSTRUMENTS
     DECONTAMINATION
     WASH
     CLEAN
     MEDICAL WASTE
     CONTAMINATED : INFECTED – NON INFECTED
     MEDICAL WASTE : LAB-MICROBIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY &
    SHARP

     SURGICAL PREPARATION
     CSSD
     STORAGE
     PREPARE
     SURGICAL PROCEDURE
     GENTLE
     FAST
     SCHEDULLING

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