Various items in a healthcare setting require specific storage conditions. These include:
Medications: Certain medications need refrigeration or specific temperature-controlled environments to maintain their efficacy. Sterile Supplies: Items like syringes, dressings, and surgical instruments must be stored in clean, sterile conditions to prevent contamination. Biological Samples: Blood, urine, and other biological samples require refrigeration or freezing to preserve their integrity for accurate testing. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Masks, gloves, and gowns should be stored in a dry, accessible area to ensure they remain effective. Electronic Medical Equipment: Devices like defibrillators and monitors need to be stored in a way that prevents damage and ensures they are readily available for use.