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3. Cytotoxics:
- Interfere with cell division
- May cause irritation
- Skin
- Eyes
- Mucous membranes
- Light-headedness
- Nausea
4. Antibiotics (eg. Penicillins, Cephalosporins)
- May cause irritation to
- Skin
- Eyes
- Possible allergic reactions
- Rash
- Itchiness
- Uticaria
- Anaphylaxis (in rare severe allergies)
5. Radiopharmaceuticals
- May cause irritation to
- Skin
- Eyes
- Possible allergic reactions
- Rash
- Itchiness
- Uticaria
- Anaphylaxis (in rare severe allergies)
- Nausea
6. What’s in the Kit?
2 x Warning duct tape
1 x Procedure Form
1 x Chemo Gown
1 x Pair Safegard Overshoes
1 x Safety Glasses
1 x Hairnet
1 x Respirator Mask
1 x Cotton Pads
1 x Towelettes ()مناديل
1 x Red Waste Bag
2 x Cable Ties
1 x Plastic Scoop & Scraper
1 x Incident Report Form
1 x Chemosafe Gloves
7. How to clean up a hazardous
drugs spill
Step 1:
Do not panic. Stop and think.
If you feel confident that you can correctly clean the spill, alert
others to the spill. Press emergency spill button in your suite.
Do not leave spill unattended.
Remove any contaminated clothing.
Wash any affected skin with soap and water.
Obtain nearest kit.
8. Step 2:
Refer to procedure form from the kit.
top the spread of the spill by placing Cotton
Pads around the perimeter.
For liquid or powder spills, gently lay the
Cotton pad over the spill.
Do not press it onto the spill.
Attempt not to touch any of the spilt
material.
9. Step 3:
Display the Caution Duct Tape at the
spill’s perimeter.
This will alert any person entering the
area to the fact that cleaning of a
hazardous spill is in progress.
10. Step 4:
Once the spill has been contained with Cotton Pads, Wear
protective clothing in the following order:
1. Respirator mask - to prevent inhalation of hazardous materials
2. Safety glasses - to prevent splashing of material into eyes
3. Hairnet (if have long hair) - to prevent it from dangling in the spill
4. First pair of gloves
5. Chemo gown – ensure that the first pair of gloves remain under the
gown cuff
6. Overshoes - to prevent contamination of your shoes and possible
spread of the spill
7. Second pair of gloves– pull these over the gown cuff to ensure
maximum coverage
11.
12. Step 5:
- Open the Red waste bag and fold it down so
that it is possible to place items in the bag
without touching the outside of the bag.
Do the same with the other Red waste bag.
- Make sure that all items necessary to clean
up the spill are within easy reach. It is
important to clean the spill in a careful
manner so as not to spread the area of
contamination.
Do not rush the process. It is important to
clean the spill thoroughly.
13. Step 6:
If the spill is in powder form, it will be
necessary to add water to the powder prior
to continuing the cleaning process.
To do this, gently pour enough water onto
the Cotton pad that is covering the spill so
that the area is saturated.
Do not flood the area.
Do not pour the water directly onto the
powder as you
could run the risk of the powder splashing,
spreading or simply floating on the water’s
surface.
14. Step 7:
Allow the water to soak through the pad into the powder, then using
the plastic scoop and plastic scraper, carefully scoop up the broken
glass/powder slurry (as the pad turns powder into a gel), by folding the
edges of the Cotton pad into itself.
Minimize using your hands directly, as this grossly contaminates
gloves, which can easily contaminate yourself and other surfaces.
Do not use gloved hands to pick up broken glass.
Dispose of Cotton pad and scoop in the white waste bag.
15. Step 8:
Starting from the outside edge of the spill and using towelettes
moistened with water, slowly and carefully wipe in towards the spill.
Discard this wipe into the white waste bag.
Use a fresh wipe each time you move to the outside area of the spill
If necessary, use more water and another Cotton pad.
16. Step 9:
- Use any remaining towelettes to dry the area to prevent the risk of
someone slipping on the wet floor. Place the towelettes inside the
white waste bag.
- Remove all personal protection in the following sequence and
carefully discard in the white waste bag. (Take care not to touch
items already in the bag or the outside of the bag. This will ensure
that the inner pair of gloves do not become contaminated.)
17. Order for Removing Personal Protective Wear:
1. Overshoes
2. Outer pair of gloves – remove these in such a manner that
you do not contaminate the inner pair of gloves or any part
of your skin during degowning. Outer pair of gloves are
most likely heavily contaminated. Remove very carefully
and slowly to avoid dispersing particulate contamination
into the air
3. Chemo gown
4. Safety glasses
Note: Do not remove inner pair of gloves or respirator at
this stage
18. Step 10:
Touching only the outside of the Red waste bag, carefully close the
bag and tie it at the top using one of the cable ties.
Do not press the bag down as this will create a bellow effect,
dispersing hazardous particles into the air.
It may also contain glass that could penetrate the bag.
19. Step 11:
Place the Red waste bag inside anther Red waste bag without touching
the outside.
Place the Caution Duct Tape inside the RED bag.
Remove inner pair of gloves and mask and place them in the bag.
Touching only the outside of the Red bag, close the bag using the other
cable tie, so that the waste bag is fully sealed.
20. Step 12:
Place the sealed Redwaste bag into a solid waste container bin, and
seal.
Remember not to push the bag down.
This container is then ready for collection by environmental services
for incineration according to your state legislation.
21. Step 13:
After disposing of all the waste:
1. Thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water.
2. Report the incident to your supervisor and fill in the incident
report form contained within the kit, or other such form specific to
your workplace.
3. Discard spill kit packaging and ensure that a replacement kit is
available
4. If no replacement kit available, order a new one.
22. Replacement kit
Do not assume that someone else will organize a replacement kit!
Make sure that another one is available in case there is another spill.
If there is no kit available the next time there is a spill, you will not
have all of the items necessary to aid in the safe clean up of the spill.