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Hospitals
HSK289
BSI BODY SUBSTANCE ISOLATION
Video
Explains proper implementation of BSI Body Substance isolation procedures, also
referred to as Universal Standards. Recognizes the fact that housekeeping
departments of health care facilities must now treat each patient as if he or
she might have AIDS or another highly communicable disease. Describes handling
and disposing of infectious waste, non-infectious waste, hidden sharp objects
("sharps"), soiled linen and body fluids. 18 minutes. Also available
in Spanish.
HSK290
CARTS, CLOSETS, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
Video
Demonstrates proper procedures for loading housekeeping carts, maintaining
equipment, managing the custodial closet and using cleaning supplies. Discusses
each of these specific subjects: Supply closets, equipment, chemical supplies,
supply item care, dust and wet mops, buckets and wringers, housekeeping carts,
power equipment, floor machines, vacuum cleaners, and automatic scrubbers. 24
minutes. Also available in Spanish.
HSK290A
CLEANING HEALTHCARE DISCHARGE UNITS
Video
This video helps housekeepers service and disinfect discharge units with speed
and safety. It features Standard Precautions a.k.a. Body Substance Isolation
procedures, and focuses on the importance of preventing the spread of infectious
bacteria through proper housekeeping procedures. It also helps you comply with
OSHA regulations. Presents proper ways to : high dust; service wastebaskets;
disinfect room furnishings; put on fresh bed linens; spot clean; floor care;
restock patient brochures; inspect room; clean door, and inform supervisor that
cleaning is completed. 24 minutes.
SK291
CLEANING THE DISCHARGE UNIT
Video
This video helps housekeepers service and disinfect discharge units with speed
and safety. It features body fluids and blood isolation procedures, and
focuses on the importance of preventing the spread of infectious bacteria
through proper housekeeping procedures. Contents include: bed
sanitation, dust mopping, wet mopping, waste and trash removal, and
disinfections. 24 minutes.
HSK293
CLEANING THE OCCUPIED PATIENT UNIT
Video
This video presents procedures for cleaning occupied patient units. It
includes disinfections, floor care, trash removal and room organization.
It features professional housekeepers wearing protective apparel and following
universally accepted housekeeping and safety procedures. You are provided
with an eleven-step program for cleaning occupied patient units. 24
minutes.
HSK295
CLEANING THE OPERATING ROOM
Video
This video reviews the risk of patient infection in the operating room. It
demonstrates the importance of maintaining maximum operating room cleanliness.
It shows the proper handling of blood and body wastes, receptacles, and how to
resupply the operating room. 21 minutes.
HSK297
CLEANING THE PATIENT REST ROOM
Video
This video explains the procedures used to properly sanitize patient rest rooms.
It covers linen removal, odor control, dispensers, and the efficient preparation
and organization of a custodial care. Demonstrations illustrate the
"liquid" method of cleaning patient rest rooms and suggest a
twelve-step cleaning procedures. 23 minutes.
HSK298
HOSPITAL HOUSEKEEPER RULES OF CONDUCT
Video
Outlines the |"do’s " and "don’ts" that all
housekeepers should follow while on duty. The "do’s" include:
customer relations, respect, working quietly, reporting and breakage, security
rules, MSDS, safety glasses, shoes, gloves, and ordering supplies. The
"don’ts" include: harassing, arguing, fighting, profanity, theft,
undesignated rest areas, smoking,
visitations, absences and tardiness, alcohol and illegal drugs, firearms,
sleeping, radio and TV and wasting supplies.
23 minutes. Also available in Spanish.
HSK299
ISOLATION ROOM CLEANING
Video
Using guidelines issues by the CDC, this program demonstrates the important
procedures involved in cleaning and disinfecting isolation rooms. It
includes a demonstration of the proper protective clothing. 13 minutes.
HSK300
MAINTAINING HOSPITAL CARPET
Video
It illustrates three methods for carpet cleaning: Hot-water extraction, Rotary
floor machine (shampooing), and the "Spin-pad" bonnet method. Shows
how to: Prepare carpet to be cleaned, post caution signs, remove spots, replace
furnishings, inspect work, address any problems, and return equipment and
supplies. 20 minutes. Also available in Spanish.
HSK301
OPERATING ROOM CLEANING
Video
This video presents the correct procedures for cleaning and disinfecting
operating rooms which come under the direct responsibility of the housekeeping
department. 14 minutes.
HSK303
PATIENT ROOM CLEANING
Video
Covers the correct procedures for cleaning occupied as well as terminal
non-isolation patient rooms. 14 minutes.
HSK305
SAFETY FOR HEALTHCARE HOUSEKEEPERS
Video
Portrays common causes of accidents and how to prevent them. Teaches how to
recognize dangerous and potentially hazardous conditions. Presents a complete
overview of Healthcare safety. Emphasizes subjects such as: general safety;
working with spills; reporting injuries; safety committee; don’t run or play
while on duty; beware of swinging doors; and reporting defective equipment. 17
minutes.
HSK305A
SAFETY FOR HOSPITAL HOUSEKEEPERS
Video
This video shows the most common causes of accidents and explains how to
recognize potentially hazardous conditions. It gives suggestions on how to
prevent them. It presents a complete overview of how health care safety
can be implemented in every cleaning routine. With this video, your
employees will have a vital reminder of proper on-the-job safety procedures.
17 minutes.
HSK306
STANDARD PRECAUTIONS IN HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
Video
Explains proper implementation of Standard Precautions according to a recent
ruling of CDC and OSHA. Recognizes the fact that housekeeping departments of
health care facilities must now treat each patient as if he or she might have
AIDS or another communicable disease. Shows various protective coverings such as
gloves, masks, gowns, goggles, and conditions under which they are to be worn.
Describes important precautionary measures for handling and disposing of
infectious waste, hidden sharp objects ("sharps"), soiled linen, and
how to avoid unprotected contact with blood and body fluids. 18 minutes. Also
available in Spanish.
HSK306A
STANDARD PRECAUTIONS IN HOSPITALS
Video
Explains proper implementation of Standard Precautions according to a recent
ruling of CDC and OSHA. Recognizes the fact that housekeeping department of
health care facilities must now treat each patient as if he or she might have
AIDS or another communicable disease. Shows various protective coverings such as
gloves, masks, gowns, goggles, and conditions under which they are to be worn.
Describes important precautionary measures for handling and disposing of
infectious waste, hidden sharp objects ("sharps"), soiled linen, and
how to avoid unprotected contact with blood and body fluids. 18 minutes. Also
available in Spanish.
HSK306B
STRIPPING AND FINISHING HOSPITAL FLOORS
Video
Reviews the theory plus proper equipment and procedures for professionally
stripping old floor finish. Demonstrates importance of following chemical
instructions. Discusses complete floor machine operation and maintenance,
including pads and brushes. Presents how to prepare to re-finish floor, post
caution signs, strip and rinse the floor and apply new finish to floor, return
furnishings, inspect work, address problems, return equipment, and supplies. 21
minutes. Also available in Spanish.
HSK307
THEORY OF INFECTIOUS CLEANING
Video
This video focuses on the importance of preventing the spread of infectious
diseases through the use of proper housekeeping procedures. It follows the
typical chain of infection with emphasis on source, method of transmission and
susceptible host. Protective clothing, personal hygiene and other
technical details are demonstrated in this video, which is ideal for health care
training. 18 minutes.
HSK309
UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS (A.K.A. BODY SUBSTANCE ISOLATION)
Video
Explains proper implementation of Universal Precautions procedures, also
referred to as Standard Precautions. Recognizes the fact that housekeeping
departments of Healthcare facilities must now treat each patient as if he or she
might have AIDS or other highly communicable diseases. Discusses the purpose of
housekeeping department: to maintain a clean, hygienic and attractive
environment. Surveys various protective coverings such as gloves, masks, gowns,
and goggles—and conditions under which they are to be worn. Describes
important precautionary measures for handling and disposing of infectious waste,
non-infectious waste, hidden sharp objects ("sharps"),
soiled-linen—and how to avoid unprotected contact with blood and body fluids.
18 minutes.
General Cleaning 
Custodial Maintenance
Clean Rooms
Contract Cleaning
Equipment Maintenance
Floor and Carpet Care
Guest
Rooms
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Kitchen
Laundry
Rest Rooms
Windows, Walls and Blinds
Safety
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