• Initial Assessment: Start by evaluating the overall condition of the bladder scanner. Identify any visible damage, wear, or issues with the device's casing, probes, controls, display, and internal components.
• Cleaning and Decontamination: Thoroughly clean and disinfect all external and accessible internal components of the bladder scanner, following established infection control protocols and using appropriate cleaning agents.
• Dismantling: Disassemble the bladder scanner, removing any removable components such as probes, cables, and connectors. Inspect these components for wear, damage, or contamination.
• Testing and Inspection: Test and inspect critical components of the bladder scanner, including the transducer, control electronics, display, and interface, to ensure proper function. Verify that the scanner can accurately measure bladder volume.
• Replacement of Worn or Defective Parts: Replace any damaged or worn components, such as transducers, cables, connectors, batteries, or control panels.
• Performance Verification: Test the bladder scanner to ensure that it provides accurate and consistent bladder volume measurements. Perform adjustments as necessary.
• Reassembly: Reassemble the bladder scanner, following the manufacturer's guidelines and ensuring that all components are correctly aligned and securely fastened.
• Final Inspection and Certification: Conduct a final inspection and validation to confirm that the bladder scanner meets safety and performance standards.
• Packaging and Delivery: Properly package the refurbished bladder scanner to protect it during transit and deliver it to the healthcare facility or customer.

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