The TD 100® automated TEE probe disinfection system automates, standardizes and simplifies the disinfection and handling of ultrasound transducers from exam to exam to enhance patient and staff safety, minimize the risk of probe damage, facilitate regulatory compliance and help improve efficiency.
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TD 100 requires only 7 simple steps to complete high level disinfection of your TEE probe.
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3. http://www.aami.org/standards/index.aspx?navItemNumber=504. 4. Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN). In: Sharon A. Van Wicklin, editor. High-Level Disinfection. AORN Guidelines for periOperative Practice Online. Online: AORN, Inc; 2018. p. I.HLD1-I.HLD24.
5. Intersocietal Accreditation Commission. Standards and Guidelines for echocardiography standards
6. The Joint Commission Online: Standards FAQ Details. Self-Contained High-Level Disinfection Units – Semi-Critical Devices. Accessed 11-Sep-2017.
