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The exam includes:
• 150 multiple choice questions
• 3 hours
• Passing score: 60%
Expect practical CSSD and sterile processing questions involving:
• Decontamination workflow
• Cleaning and disinfection
• Surgical instrument processing
• Packaging and labeling
• Sterilization cycles
• Sterilizer monitoring
• Quality control
• Endoscope processing
• Load release
• Sterile transport and storage
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Overview of the CSSD and Decontamination | CSSD workflow, contaminated-to-clean movement, zoning and decontamination principles. |
| Principles of Asepsis, Microbiology and Infection Control | Microorganisms, infection transmission, PPE, asepsis and contamination prevention. |
| Transportation of Soiled Items to CSSD and Disinfection Process | Safe transport, cleaning, disinfection and handling of contaminated medical devices. |
| Processing Equipment and Classification of Surgical Instrument Types | Instrument identification, washer-disinfectors, ultrasonic cleaners and processing requirements. |
| Preparation, Packaging and Labeling of Instruments and Devices | Inspection, assembly, packaging systems, sealing, labeling and traceability. |
| Sterilization, Maintenance, Audit and Quality Control | Sterilization cycles, validation, monitoring, maintenance, documentation and quality assurance. |
| Flexible Endoscope and Dental Instrument Processing | Complex-device cleaning, high-level disinfection and specialty reprocessing. |
| Use of Indicators and Load Control | Chemical, biological and physical monitoring and load-release decisions. |
| Transportation from the CSSD | Safe handling, transport and protection of sterile supplies after processing. |
| SCFHS Sterilization Specialist Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Overview of the CSSD and Decontamination | 5% |
| Principles of Asepsis, Microbiology and Infection Control | 5% |
| Transportation of Soiled Items to CSSD and Disinfection Process | 10% |
| Processing Equipment and Classification of Surgical Instrument Types | 20% |
| Preparation, Packaging and Labeling of Instruments and Devices | 10% |
| Sterilization, Maintenance, Audit and Quality Control | 25% |
| Flexible Endoscope and Dental Instrument Processing | 10% |
| Use of Indicators and Load Control | 5% |
| Transportation from the CSSD | 10% |
| Total | 100% |
Review the principles, applications, limitations, and monitoring requirements of:
• Steam sterilization
• Hydrogen peroxide based low temperature sterilization
• Other approved low temperature methods
• Sterilization methods appropriate for heat sensitive medical devices
Understand device compatibility and manufacturer instructions.
Review the purposes and limitations of:
• Physical or mechanical cycle monitoring
• Chemical indicators
• Biological indicators
Learn how to interpret results, investigate failures, document corrective actions, and determine whether a load can be released.
• Prevent the affected load from being released.
• Quarantine it according to facility procedures.
• Investigate the cause and review cycle records.
• Document the incident and implement corrective actions.
• Reprocess affected items when appropriate.
Follow a structured preparation plan:
• Confirm the current official Specialist exam blueprint.
• Divide the syllabus into manageable topics.
• Study technical concepts before attempting advanced MCQs.
• Review incorrect answers and revise weak areas.
• Complete timed practice tests
