OT – AIR SAMPLING – OPEN PLATE TEST

340.00

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Department : MICROBIOLOGY

The OT Air Sampling – Open Plate Test is an environmental monitoring test used to evaluate microbial contamination in the air of operation theatres (OT) and other controlled environments. This method involves placing sterile culture plates (usually agar plates) in the open air for a specific period to allow airborne microorganisms to settle.

After exposure, the plates are incubated to allow microbial growth, which is then analyzed to determine the level of contamination. This test helps ensure that the operation theatre environment meets hygiene and infection control standards.

The purpose of the OT – Air Sampling – Open Plate Test is to

  • To assess microbial load in the air of operation theatres
  • To monitor environmental cleanliness and sterility
  • To detect airborne contamination
  • To support infection control measures
  • To ensure compliance with healthcare standards

Tests Prepration :

Consult your doctor. No patient preparation is required Test is performed in a controlled environment (e.g., operation theatre) Sterile culture plates are exposed to air for a specified duration Avoid disturbance during exposure period Follow standard microbiological procedures for handling and incubation
The OT Air Sampling – Open Plate Test is used to assess microbial contamination in operation theatre air by exposing culture plates to the environment.

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