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This is the term for the routine infection prevention measures used with every client, regardless of their diagnosis or symptoms.
What are Routine Practices?
This is the first step when a surface is visibly soiled before a disinfectant is applied.
What is cleaning?
This piece of PPE protects the eyes from splashes and sprays.
What is eye protection?
This should be performed before putting on PPE and after removing it.
What is hand hygiene?
If a product says it is RTU, this should NOT be done.
What is diluting it?
This piece of PPE should be selected when there is a risk that your clothing or skin may be exposed to blood, body fluids, secretions, or excretions.
What is a gown?
This assessment helps determine what exposure risks may be present before an interaction with a client.
What is a PCRA (Point of care risk assessment)?
If the label says a surface must remain wet for 5 minutes, wiping it dry after 30 seconds means this requirement has not been met.
What is contact time?
Gloves and gown are removed before performing this important action during PPE doffing (removal).
What is hand hygiene?