Clarius Scanner HD3 Cleaning
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• Using incompatible solutions to clean the scanner may damage its surface.
• Cleaning or disinfecting the scanner using IPA (isopropyl alcohol) may damage it.
During an emergency where the scanner is used to examine multiple patients in a short period
of time, the lack of proper cleaning and disinfecting between patients may spread infections to
other patients and users.
Cleaning
Cleaning the Clarius Scanner HD3
Before cleaning, visually inspect the scanner to determine that it is free of any unacceptable
deterioration, such as corrosion, discoloration, pitting, or cracked seals. If damage is evident,
discontinue use and contact Clarius Mobile Health.
To ensure proper cleaning and/or disinfection, make sure there is no particulate matter (for
example, biological agents, ultrasound gel, and dirt) in the scanner’s crevasses, openings, and/
or cavities.
Cleaning the scanner requires that you select the proper cleaning level. Before you begin,
determine the level of cleaning by referring to Spaulding Classification on page 40. Once you
have determined the level, have the cleaning solution ready and follow the procedure below.
To clean the Clarius Scanner HD3:
1. Make sure the Clarius Scanner HD3 is turned off.
2. Remove the fan from the scanner.
3. To clean the scanner, dampen a soft cloth using a compatible cleaner. Alternatively,
use a premoistened disinfectant wipe. Use a swab for unreachable areas.
For a list of compatible cleaners, see Cleaners & Disinfectants on page 74.
4. Start at the top of the scanner and wipe toward the scan head. Be sure to remove any
gels or particulate matter. Dispose the cloth.
5. Verify that all gel, particulate matter, and bodily fluids have been removed.
6. Repeat with new cleaning material if necessary.
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