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The document is a Negative Pressure Monitoring Log used to track the status of an airborne isolation room. It requires daily documentation of the airflow direction, status indicator light color, and any corrective actions taken if the light is red or if an alarm sounds. The log emphasizes the importance of maintaining negative pressure for safety and outlines procedures for reporting issues.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Negative Pressure Monitoring Log in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Month' and 'Year' at the top of the form. This sets the timeframe for your log entries.
Fill in the 'Unit' and 'Room' fields to specify where the monitoring is taking place.
Each day, document the status of the airborne isolation room. Check that the 'Set Point' indicates '-/IN', confirming proper airflow direction.
Observe and record the Status Indicator light's color. If it’s green, indicate this in your log; if red, contact Plant Operations immediately and note all actions taken.
For each date, fill in whether the Status Light was green or red, along with any corrective actions taken. Ensure you initial next to each entry for accountability.
At the end of your entries, sign your full signature below your initials to validate your log.

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What are the requirements for a negative pressure room?

airborne precautions A particulate respirator must be worn by anyone entering the patients room that is on airborne precautions. This may be an N95 respirator or powered air purifying respirator or PAPR. Respirators are specifically designed to provide respiratory protection by efficiently filtering out airborne particles. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 102 - CDC CDC media pdfs Strive-PPE102-508 CDC media pdfs Strive-PPE102-508

What are the CDC guidelines for negative-pressure rooms?

When you are in isolation: Everyone who enters or leaves the room needs to wash their hands thoroughly. You may be allowed to have visitors. But all visitors and hospital workers must wear masks, gowns, and gloves.

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