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[DOCX File]Written Respiratory Protection Program Template
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The CDC has asked state and local health departments to speak with and monitor every person potentially exposed to COVID-19. Depending on the details of exposure, you may require public health monitoring for 14 days after your last exposure. ... rolling the patient) AND aerosol-generating procedures (description above) not performed while HCP ...
Nebulizer Treatment for COVID-19 Infected Residents with ...
Because aerosol-generating procedures may pose a greater risk of SARS-CoV transmission, additional precautions are recommended for healthcare workers who perform or assist with these procedures. Procedures that stimulate coughing and promote the generation of aerosols include aerosolized or nebulized medication administration, diagnostic sputum ...
[DOC File]Supplement I: Infection Control in Healthcare, Home, and ...
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Aerosol Generating Procedures: Some procedures performed on patients are more likely to generate higher concentrations of infectious respiratory aerosols than coughing, sneezing, talking, or breathing. These AGPs potentially put healthcare personnel and others at an increased risk for pathogen exposure and infection.
[DOCX File]Patient Considerations - | coronavirus
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During aerosol generating procedures, the CDC recommends the following related to PPE use: During . aerosol-generating procedures conducted on patients assumed to be non-contagious, consider the use of an N95 respirator or a respirator that offers a higher level of protection such as other disposable filtering facepiece respirators, PAPRs, or ...
[DOCX File]Aerosol-generating procedures (with specificity):
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Facility (Dental Clinic) will use N95 or KN95 masks for aerosol generating procedures and employ MDH and CDC PPE preservation methods whenever possible. Non-aerosol generating procedures can utilize a face shield and surgical mask.
[DOCX File]Aerosol Transmissible Diseases Model Exposure Control Plan
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Avoid aerosol-generating procedures whenever possible. If such procedures are necessary, DHCP should wear an N95 respirator (instead of a mask), in addition to other PPE listed above. Respirators should be used in the context of a respiratory protection program, which includes medical evaluations, training, and fit testing.
[DOCX File]mn.gov
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*Aerosol generating procedures include but are not limited to: sputum induction, intubation, open suctioning of the respiratory tract (not using an inline suction catheter), and bronchoscopy. For More Information. More information is available at the CDC's Coronavirus Disease 2019 webpage. or by calling MDH at 651-201-5414.
Rochester Regional Health
with Low Risk for Aerosol-generating Procedures. Droplet precautions- mask with eye protection, mask with full face shield or CAPR. Contact precautions- gloves and gown. Move patient to negative air pressure room to perform Aerosol-generating Procedures. Ventilated patients . AND. those with High Risk for Aerosol-generating Procedures
[DOCX File]Health Advisory: COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control ...
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However, for high hazard procedures (aerosol-generating procedures) performed on AirID cases or suspected cases and high hazard procedures performed on cadavers potentially infected with aerosol transmissible pathogens, we will utilize PAPRs with high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters or equivalent or better unless we determine that ...
Mass.Gov
Recommendations for Managing Aerosol Generating Procedures (AGPs) During COVID-19 Pandemic. This guidance describes current recommendation during the Covid-19 pandemic for patients undergoing aerosol-generating procedures (AGP) or who providers anticipate will need an AGP including how to prioritize the use of the Airborne Infection Isolation Rooms (AIIR, …
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