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• Sprayed or wiped with an EPA-registered disinfectant effective against bloodborne pathogens (e.g., [insert disinfectant name and EPA registration 0. • Allowed to remain wet for the full manufacturer-recommended contact time. o All disposable barriers (if used) are removed and discarded into regular or biohazard waste, depending on contamination. Glove Use o Practitioners must wear disposable gloves while cleaning and disinfecting trays, in accordance with HSC §119309(d). Disposable vs Reusable Trays o If disposable trays are used, they are discarded after a single use. o If reusable trays are used, they must be cleaned and disinfected between clients. If trays come in contact with non-intact skin or contaminated instruments, they are sterilized via autoclave before reuse. Tray Covers (Optional) o Disposable tray liners or barriers may be used and changed after each client for added protection. 4< Armrests— Cleaning and Disinfection Protocol Armrests are direct-contact surfaces frequently exposed to skin, bodily fluids, and ink. To prevent cross-contamination, all armrests must be cleaned and disinfected after each procedure and before reuse if used for any other purpose. Before the Procedure o Armrests are inspected for cleanliness. o If the workstation was used for another task (e.g., setup, consultation), the armrests are disinfected again before the procedure begins. o Optional: Disposable barrier film or protective covers may be applied over armrests to minimize contamination. These are changed after each client. After Each Procedure o Remove any barrier film or disposable covering and dispose of it in the appropriate waste container. o Clean armrests to remove any visible dirt, ink, or body fluids using a disposable towel or cloth and soap/detergent if needed. 2