Ppe for chemotherapy drugs
[DOC File]CHAPTER 17
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Provide workers with proper PPE on the basis of a risk assessment and train workers how to use it—as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PPE standard [29 CFR* 1910.132]. PPE may include chemotherapy gloves, nonlinting and nonabsorbent disposable gowns and sleeve covers, and eye and face protection.
[DOC File]CHAPTER 17
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PPE may include chemotherapy gloves, nonlinting and nonabsorbent disposable gowns and sleeve covers, and eye and face protection. Ensure the proper use of PPE by workers. Use NIOSH-certified respirators [42 CFR 84].
[DOCX File]Chemo/Haz Drugs SOP Template
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Non-trace chemotherapy/hazardous drug waste refers to unused or expired drugs, containers with more than trace chemotherapy/hazardous drugs, and visibly contaminated items including PPE and visibly contaminated items used preparation, use, and cleanup. Dispose of non-contaminated PPE and other items in the trash.
[DOCX File]TABLE OF CONTENTS
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UH Guideline for Chemotherapy and Other Hazardous Drugs Usage. INTRODUCTION
[DOC File]Pharmacy Hazardous Drug Program Guide Sample
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The rule requires the use of powder-free chemotherapy gloves when handling chemotherapy drugs or when there is potential contact with chemotherapy contaminated items or surfaces. The rule further requires the use of appropriate PPE as determined by the hazard assessment, whenever handling body fluids and contaminated laundry.
[DOC File]Portsmouth Hospitals Procedural Document template
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All Trust staff involved in the transportation of chemotherapy drugs must be trained to follow the ‘Cytotoxic Spillage’ guideline. 6.3 MINIMISING EXPOSURE. Clothing. The following guidance applies to all staff handling cytotoxic drugs during administration of treatment, handling of patient waste and cleaning of spillages.
[DOCX File]Munson Healthcare
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Personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn to reduce the risk of exposure during the preparation, administration, and disposal of group 1 (chemotherapy) HDs and consists of the following items: Protective gown, double gloves, goggles/eye/face protection and respirator mask. Protective gown, double gloves, and shoe covers.
[DOC File]Cytotoxic Precautions (inc. Epirubicin Instillation)
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Cytotoxic purple waste bins, a chemotherapy spill kit and appropriate PPE are to be present in the OR prior to the administration of Epirubicin. The trolley or bed for all patients having instillation of Epirubicin will have 2-3 disposable sheets placed on them, prior to …
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Straight apron with bib,Fabric: 100% polyester with PVC coating, or 100% PVC, or 100% rubber, or 100% reusable and biodegradable material, or other fluid resistant coated material,Waterproof, sewn strap for neck and back fastening or single-material cut filmMinimum basis weight: 300 g/m2,Thickness: 200-300 microns, optionalCovering size: 70 - 90 cm (width) x 120 - 150 cm (height),Reusable ...
[DOC File]Hazardous Drugs SOP Template - Duke University
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Personal protective equipment (PPE): For chemotherapy drugs, employees must wear gloves tested and rated for use with chemotherapy drugs. For other hazardous drugs, chemotherapy-tested gloves should be effective and are recommended. Gloves rated for work with the drug you’re using (or chemotherapy-rated gloves) and a fully buttoned lab coat ...
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