英文摘要 |
The reverse osmosis water system in hemodialysis should be free from bacteria, pyrogens, and chemical pollution. This system should undergo disinfection of circuits, including, the water storage tank, pipes, water outlet, and hemodialysis machine, at least once per month. Methods of disinfection include using bleach, peracetic acid, ozone, and hot water. During hemodialysis, the source of bacterial and endotoxin contamination may be raw water, reverse osmosis water, dialysis concentrates, inadequate disinfection of hemodialysis machines, ultrafilters, and distribution systems. It is essential to conduct the disinfection and maintenance of equipment in order to maintain the quality and safety of hemodialysis. This article will share the experience of disinfection with bleach (sodium hypochlorite) in our hospital. |