Plan of the course
1. Introduction
a. History
b. Definitions
2. Legislation
a. Belgian
b. European.
3. Quality assurance and tracking
4. Environmental controls
a. Air
b. Water
c. Surfaces
d. Hands
5. Premises
6. Personnel
7. Qualitative aspects
8. Quantitative aspects
9. Treatments prior to sterilization
a. Chemicals
b. Manual treatment
i. Washing and disinfection
c. Automated treatment
i. Techniques
ii. Washing and thermal disinfection
iii. Controls of the washing process
1. Thermometric controls
2. Stain tests
iv. Controls of thermal disinfection
10. Techniques of sterilization
a. Dry heat sterilisation
i. Technique and Technology
ii. Guideline values
iii. Principles for loading and Controls
iv. Validation
v. Depyrogenation
b. Moist heat sterilization
i. Technique
ii. Guideline values
iii. Principles for loading and unloading
iv. Controls
1. Physico-chemical indicators
2. Microbiological indicators
3. Thermometric controls
v. Validation
1. Surgical instruments
2. Pharmaceutical Productions
c. Ethylene Oxide
i. Technique
ii. Guideline values
iii. Controls
1. Physico-chemical indicators
2. Microbiological indicators
3. Thermometric controls
iv. Validation
d. Hydrogen Peroxide
i. Technique
ii. Guideline values
iii. Controls
1. Physico-chemical indicators
2. Microbiological indicators
3. Thermometric controls
iv. Validation
e. Radiations
i. Gamma Rays
ii. Accelerated electrons
iii. Physico-chemical indicators
iv. Microbiological indicators
11. Packaging
a. One-Use packaging
i. Types
ii. Controls
iii. Sealing devices
1. Controls
b. Containers
i. Controls
12. Prions
a. History
b. Cleaning and disinfection
c. Sterilization
13. Maintenance of equipments
14. Treatment of new instruments
15. Specificity of dental instruments
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