SterilizationPregunta 51 de 100

Rigid sterilization containers are being loaded into a steam sterilizer along with wrapped trays. What is correct practice?

a.Stack containers three high to conserve shelf space
b.Place containers on the top shelf so condensate drains onto the wrapped trays below
c.Place containers flat on the shelf, do not stack unless the container manufacturer validates stacking, and keep them from touching chamber walls
d.Turn containers on edge so water drains from the filter ports

Explicación

Containers must sit level so condensate can drain through the designed pathway, and stacking is permitted only when the container manufacturer has validated it, because stacking can block steam access and trap moisture. Items should never contact chamber walls, where they can be scorched or collect condensate. Putting containers above absorbent wrapped packs invites wet packs, and turning them on edge defeats the drainage design.

Referencia Legal: AAMI ST79

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