Monday, November 4, 2013

Washing and Sterilization Of Vaccination Equipments

Washing & Sterilization of Vaccination Equipment at Farm

                                                           










 To get best efficiency of Vaccination program & to avoid cross contamination it is very important to concentrate on proper washing and sterilization of the vaccination equipment before their use.





Washing & Sterilization of Vaccine Spray Machines








  • After each vaccination, the machine should be thoroughly washed from in and outside with hot water (Plane water, without any sort of disinfectant).
  • Put warm water inside the machine and spray out any residual effect of the vaccine.
  • Wash outer surface of the machine with hot water (Add Chlorine or soap) use clean sponge and then rinse with tape water.
  • Keep the tightly closed vaccination machine  in clean and dry place to protect from contamination and physical damage.
  • Same procedure can also be used on other tools like mixing container and machine cord etc.
  • All used vaccine containers, ampules,syringes and gloves should be disposed by burning.
  • At the time of next vaccination, the vaccine spray machine should be washed with tab water and should be tested before reconstitution of live vaccine.
Note: 
       Never use the Disinfectants in the machine for cleaning or any other purposes.










Washing & Sterilization of Vaccine  Syringes







  • After the vaccination, count the vaccine doses (bottles or vials) use and get-rid of the empty bottles, used plastic syringes,  pipes , tubes and needles by burning them.
  • Rinse the syringes ( KC, Stereo,Double etc) with warm water, and operate the syringes several times to eliminate any Residual effect.
  • Dissemble the syringes and wash them with soap and hot water.
  • Rinse with tap water before drying and reassembling the syringes.
  • Put the syringes in pressure cooker up to 20 minutes.
  • Microwave or several other types of modern disinfectant equipment are available now a days in the market.
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  • Dry out and tightly close the syringes in a clean plastic bags, ready for reuse.

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