This CDC-based monitoring checklist supports terminal cleaning audits in healthcare settings. It guides staff to review high-touch room and bathroom surfaces such as bed rails, tray tables, IV poles, call buttons, phones, door knobs, light switches, handrails, sinks, toilet seats, and flush handles. It also prompts evaluation of equipment controls including IV pumps, multi-module monitors and cables, ventilator panels, and more. Users can record the monitoring method used, including direct observation, fluorescent gel, swab or agar slide cultures, and ATP systems, along with notes and locations. Use it to standardize documentation and strengthen infection prevention practices across patient care areas.
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