Body Fluid Spill Cleanup: Safe, Compliant Step‑by‑Step Procedure
Standardized Spill Response Protocol
- PPE Donning: Gloves, eye/face protection, fluid‑resistant gown, respiratory protection if aerosol risk.
- Area Control: Restrict access; post signage.
- Absorption: Cover spill with absorbent granules/pads; allow saturation.
- Disinfection: Apply EPA‑registered hospital disinfectant (or 1:10 bleach) per label contact time.
- Mechanical Cleaning: Remove absorbed material; clean surface with detergent solution.
- Waste Segregation: All contaminated PPE and absorbents → biohazard (red bag) per facility policy.
- Hand Hygiene: Thorough soap‑and‑water wash or ABHR after doffing.
- Incident Reporting: Log per institutional exposure control plan.
- Terminal Disinfection: Repeat if high‑risk pathogen (C. diff, norovirus) or per protocol.
- Ongoing Vigilance: Reinforce standard precautions; restock spill kits.
Adapt steps to local regulations (OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, state health codes) and facility-specific exposure control plan.
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