CLARIUS HD3 - Spaulding Classification

Clarius Scanner HD3 Spaulding Classification
revision 9 40
4. Examine for damages, such as cracks or splits. If damage is evident, do not use the
Micro USB cable and contact Clarius Mobile Health.
Disinfecting the Clarius Charger HD3
Before you begin disinfecting, make sure you have cleaned the charger (see Cleaning the
Clarius Charger HD3 on page 37).
Because the Clarius Charger HD3 cannot be submerged in liquid, never use high-level
disinfectants. Always use intermediate-level disinfectants. For a list of disinfectants
recommended for intermediate disinfection of the Clarius Charger HD3, refer to Cleaners &
Disinfectants on page 74.
To disinfect the Clarius Charger HD3:
1. Disinfect the charger by wiping with a cloth moistened with a compatible disinfectant.
Alternatively, use a premoistened disinfectant wipe.
2. Air-dry. Alternatively, use a non-linting cloth.
3. Examine for damages, such as cracks or splits. If damage is evident, do not use the
charger and contact Clarius Mobile Health.
Spaulding Classification
The level of cleaning and disinfecting required for your Clarius Scanner HD3 is based on the
Spaulding classification system. Following the correct classification will help reduce cross-
contamination and infection.
Each Spaulding classification mandates a specific level of cleaning and disinfecting of the
equipment before it can be used in the next exam. Determine the Spaulding classification
based on your scanner’s usage.
Class Use Method
Non-Critical Class Touches intact skin Cleaning followed by intermediate disinfection
Semi-Critical Class Touches mucous membranes and non-intact skin Cleaning followed by high-level disinfection (HLD)