A Preliminary Analysis of Auxiliary Rooms in Operating Rooms

Hospitals have corresponding plans when they first start construction, and the planning of operating rooms is also included. Don't think that just one operating room is enough, and the auxiliary rooms of the operating room are also very important. So what does it specifically mean? If you are interested in learning more, you can read on with the editor. The following article introduces this knowledge.

1. The auxiliary rooms in the clean area, rooms that require sterile operations (cleanliness requirements of level I-II), extracorporeal circulation (cleanliness requirements of level II-III), operating room front rooms (cleanliness requirements of level III-IV), hand brushing rooms, preoperative preparation rooms, sterile warehouses, instrument rooms, clean corridors, and anesthesia recovery rooms all have cleanliness requirements of level IV. No matter which room it is, it plays a very important role, and the role of such rooms is also different.

2. The non clean auxiliary rooms in the clean area have no cleanliness requirements and require a clean, dust-free, and sterile environment; It includes a catering room, bathroom, shoe changing room, duty room, demonstration room, storage room, temporary storage of waste, and waste passage.

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