1. The Low Temperature Laboratory Tube Freezer should first store medicines, reagents, vaccines, biological products, and valuable medicines that need to be stored at a low temperature, and no other items should be stored.
2. Put a thermometer or refrigerator electronic thermometer in the medical refrigerator, and the temperature should be controlled at 2-8℃ (if there are special requirements, follow the instructions). Avoid contact with the inner wall of the refrigerator.
3. The storage of medicines in the Low Temperature Laboratory Tube Freezer should be classified according to the type, nature, use, etc., and the storage should be organized and marked with eye-catching signs.
4. General medicines that require refrigeration should be placed in the refrigerator after indicating the bed number, name, date and time.
5. Expensive drugs need to be registered, including bed number, name, date, time, drug title, standard, dosage, quantity, etc., in preparation for access and inspection.
6. For medicines that need to be refrigerated after opening, the date, time and usage of the bottle should be indicated.
7. The Low Temperature Laboratory Tube Freezer should be managed and maintained by a designated person, clean the refrigerator every day, wipe and disinfect the refrigerator every week, and record the defrost every month (the thickness of frost does not exceed 1cm).
8. Check regularly or irregularly to ensure that the medical refrigerator is in good working condition. If problems are found, contact relevant parts in time for repairs.
