The document provides recommendations for personal protective equipment (PPE) use for obstetrics and gynecology patients during the COVID-19 era. It recommends a Type I or Type II surgical mask or N95 respirator for asymptomatic outpatients, and at minimum a Level 2 PPE including an N95 respirator for the labor and delivery room until the patient's COVID-19 status is known. For confirmed COVID-19 patients, rapid test positive patients, and high-risk patients, Level 3 PPE is recommended. Alternative recommendations include Level 2++ PPE with an N95 respirator, eye protection, and face shield until the patient's status is determined.
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Dr Evert Solomon Pangkahila, Spog k, m Biomed Rekomendasi Penggunaan
The document provides recommendations for personal protective equipment (PPE) use for obstetrics and gynecology patients during the COVID-19 era. It recommends a Type I or Type II surgical mask or N95 respirator for asymptomatic outpatients, and at minimum a Level 2 PPE including an N95 respirator for the labor and delivery room until the patient's COVID-19 status is known. For confirmed COVID-19 patients, rapid test positive patients, and high-risk patients, Level 3 PPE is recommended. Alternative recommendations include Level 2++ PPE with an N95 respirator, eye protection, and face shield until the patient's status is determined.
The document provides recommendations for personal protective equipment (PPE) use for obstetrics and gynecology patients during the COVID-19 era. It recommends a Type I or Type II surgical mask or N95 respirator for asymptomatic outpatients, and at minimum a Level 2 PPE including an N95 respirator for the labor and delivery room until the patient's COVID-19 status is known. For confirmed COVID-19 patients, rapid test positive patients, and high-risk patients, Level 3 PPE is recommended. Alternative recommendations include Level 2++ PPE with an N95 respirator, eye protection, and face shield until the patient's status is determined.
DEPARTEMEN OBSTETRI DAN GINEKOLOGI FAKULTAS KEDOKTERAN UNIVERSITAS UDAYANA = TYPE I TYPE IIR SURGICAL MASK • Pregnant women admitted with suspected COVID-19 or who develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 during admission should be prioritized for testing. • Testing of asymptomatic pregnant women is at the discretion of the healthcare provider and facility. • Asymptomatic patients and presymptomatic patients may present to the labor and delivery unit • For this reason, in areas where infection in the community is widespread, we believe testing all patients upon presentation to labor and delivery (or the day before if a scheduled admission) with a rapid SARS-CoV-2 test is reasonable. (Vincenzo, 2020). • This information is useful to inform infection control precautions both intrapartum and postpartum, including newborn care REKOMENDASI APD DI RUANG BERSALIN • COVID-19 infection is highly contagious, and this must be taken into consideration when planning intrapartum care. • All medical staff caring for potential or confirmed COVID-19 patients should use personal protective equipment (PPE) including respirators (eg, N95 respirators) • (ACOG, 2020). • In areas where universal testing is not employed and adequate PPE is available, universal PPE, including respirators (eg, N95 respirators) is recommended until the patient’s status is known. Although individual physicians, after careful consideration, may opt to provide care without adequate personal protective equipment, physicians are not ethically obligated to provide care to high-risk patients without protections in place. 2nd stage = Aerosol??
• ACOG continues to review questions and data regarding the potential
for aerosolization in the context of forceful exhalation during the second stage of labor. • According to CDC, based on limited data, forceful exhalation during the second stage of labor would not be expected to generate aerosols to the same extent as procedures more commonly considered to be aerosol-generating (such as bronchoscopy, intubation, and open suctioning). Untuk menurunkan risiko penularan, mengingat 13.7% ibu hamil tanpa gejala bisa menunjukkan hasil pemeriksaan PCR Covid 19 yang positif, maka penolong persalinan harus menggunakan alat pelindung diri minimal sesuai level 2 (POGI, 2020). POGI,2020 WHAT IS THE RECOMMENDATION? KESIMPULAN
• Pasien rawat jalan tanpa gejala saluran pernafasan Level
1 atau 2 + face shield/eye protection + hand washing • TYPE IIR surgical mask / N95 • APD di ruang bersalin minimal Level 2++ • + N95 dan Faceshield + Eye protection sampai status COVID diketahui. • Confirmed case, rapid test positif, PDP/ODP/OTG Level 3 KESIMPULAN
• Apakah setiap persalinan dengan SC harus level 3 tanpa
memandang status covid?? • Pertimbangkan : • Ketersediaan APD • Cost effectiveness • Prioritas APD • Alternative Level 2++ (N95/Eye protector/Faceshield) • Proteksi area wajah, mata dan saluran pernafasan VHP (VAPORIZED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE) Duke University Hospitals investigators plan to decontaminate and reuse their N95 masks up to 30 cycles, with the limiting factor being degradation of the elastic straps (after 30 cycles, the masks might no longer fit properly).
3M continued to insist, that “no disinfection method
has met all four” of the criteria mentioned above, when repeated five to ten times THANK YOU