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  • Neftaly Long-Term Maintenance of Prosthetic Hands

    Neftaly Long-Term Maintenance of Prosthetic Hands

    • Cleaning:
      Wipe down the external surfaces with a soft cloth and mild soap solution. Avoid submerging in water unless the device is specifically waterproof.
    • Socket Hygiene:
      Clean the socket (where the prosthesis connects to the limb) daily to prevent skin irritation or infection.
    • Check for Debris:
      Inspect joints, sensors, and grip areas for dust, dirt, or foreign objects that could affect function.

    2. Weekly Maintenance

    • Battery Check (for powered prosthetics):
      Fully charge and discharge the battery at least once per week if not used daily. Inspect battery contacts for corrosion or damage.
    • Functional Testing:
      Test all movement functions (grip strength, finger articulation, wrist rotation, etc.) to ensure responsiveness.
    • Inspect Straps and Liners:
      Check for wear and tear on harnesses, straps, or liners

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  • Neftaly temperature checks of hot water outlets

    Neftaly temperature checks of hot water outlets

    Neftaly Temperature Checks of Hot Water Outlets
    At Neftaly, patient and staff safety is a top priority, and controlling the temperature of hot water outlets is an essential part of preventing scald injuries. Ensuring that water temperatures are within safe limits helps protect patients, visitors, and staff, particularly in areas where vulnerable individuals such as children, the elderly, or patients with limited mobility are present.
    Key Practices
    Regular Temperature Monitoring
    Hot water outlets in patient rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and clinical areas are checked regularly for temperature accuracy.
    Checks are documented and scheduled according to hospital safety protocols.
    Safe Temperature Limits
    Water temperature is maintained at a maximum safe level (typically 40–45°C) to prevent scalding while still providing comfort.
    Temperature adjustments are made promptly if readings exceed safe limits.
    Accessible Controls and Signage
    Hot water controls are labeled clearly, and signage warns users of potential hot surfaces.
    Staff are trained to adjust thermostats or valves safely.
    Maintenance and Repairs
    Malfunctioning heaters, thermostats, or outlets are repaired immediately.
    Regular maintenance of water systems ensures consistent and safe temperatures throughout the hospital.
    Staff Awareness and Training
    Cleaning and clinical staff are trained to monitor hot water outlets and report anomalies.
    Staff are aware of high-risk areas and take extra precautions when assisting vulnerable patients.
    Documentation and Audits
    Temperature checks and corrective actions are logged for accountability and compliance.
    Periodic audits ensure ongoing safety and adherence to hospital standards.
    Our Goal
    By performing regular temperature checks of hot water outlets, Neftaly ensures a safe environment that minimizes the risk of scald injuries, protects vulnerable individuals, and supports overall patient and staff safety.