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July 20, 2021

New term clarifies instrument point-of-use treatment

By: Susan Klacik, BS, CRCST, ACE, CIS, FCS
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What exactly is required to prepare instruments for transport to the decontamination room after a surgical procedure? Point-of-use cleaning, which may also be referred to as precleaning, has been used to describe instrument preparation at the point of use after…

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