Anesthetic toxic isoflurane and health risk assessment in the operation room in Abadan, Iran during 2018
作者： Arghavan Afra , Maziyar Mollaei Pardeh , Hamed Saki , Majid Farhadi , Sahar Geravandi
DOI: 10.1016/J.CEGH.2019.08.008
关键词: Indoor air quality 、 Isoflurane 、 Operation room 、 Sorbent tube 、 Anesthesia 、 Shahid 、 Health risk assessment 、 Medicine 、 Ventilation (architecture) 、 Anesthetic
摘要: Abstract Introduction Anesthetic gases are very important for health among care worker (HCWs) and patients in medical centers. Operating rooms (ORs) is the most ward that use anesthetic gases. Isoflurane dangerous HCWs. Objective In this study, we have associated concentration of toxic isoflurane (ppm) risk assessment due to exposure common Valiasr Shahid Beheshti teaching hospital operating room during 2018. Methods used active sampling system by portable pump SKC tubes (sorbent Tube Tenax TA 250 mg) detection (ppm). Different points were selected sampling. Hazard index (HI) quantified calculating non-cancer causing Results According result had lowest highest level isoflurane. Based on indoor air quality operation 2.129 2.436 ppm, respectively. results from current hazard was under 1.0 it amount showed no significant adverse endpoint attributed Conclusion Result study average 2018 because flaw ventilation significantly higher than standard.
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