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Skin disinfection
/DGHM
ASEPTODERM® coloured coloured alcoholic skin disinfectant
coloured solution - especially suitable for skin disinfection prior to operations
exceptionally gentle to the skin
Ready to use, alcoholic skin disinfectant. ASEPTODERM® coloured is coloured red to show the area which has been disinfected. Its primary use is in pre- and post-operative skin disinfection. In addition, ASEPTODERM® coloured can be used for skin disinfection prior to injections, incisions, punctures, blood withdrawals, catheter insertions, minor surgical interventions and minor accidental injuries. Gentle to the skin, free from cumulative long-term active ingredients. Aldehyde-, phenol- and QAC-free and spore-free filtered.
Antimicrobial properties Directions for use
bactericidal incl. MRSA, yeasticidal
acc. to VAH/DGHM
tuberculocidal
active against all enveloped viruses
incl. Hepatitis B virus/HIV/Hepatitis C virus
skin disinfection
prior to operations, punctures
of peripheral vessels: conc. 15 sec.
skin disinfection prior to operations, punctures of joints, body cavities, hollow organs Sebaceous-gland impoverished skin
conc. 1 min.
Sebaceous-gland enriched skin
conc. 3 min.
Active ingredients in 100 g
63.14 g (70% V/V) 2-propanol
Single unit Unit
250 ml spray bottle 20 1 L bottle 10 5 L container 3
coloured
Art.-No.
00-502-0025EXP-20 00-502-010EX-10 00-502-050EX-10
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Use disinfectants safely. Always read the label and product information before use.
Measures for compliance improvement
Hand disinfection is the most important measure of hand hygiene and prevents the transmission of germs from the hands of medical personnel to patients. Experience shows that hand hygiene is often not carried out to the necessary extent; due to a lack of disinfection facilities, time pressure and (assumed) bad skin compatibility of the product used. By forbearance of hand disinfection potentially disease-causing germs may be transferred to the patient and hospital-acquired infections can be caused. Therefore it is crucial to improve the compliance of implementing hand disinfection.
This includes the following measures:
• disinfectant dispensers should be located within easy reach
• provide skin-friendly disinfectants
• regular staff training
• structuring of work processes
• in areas without adequate facilities for fixed disinfectant dispensers, staff needs to be equipped with pocket-sized bottles
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