Aseptic Technique: Sharps, Waste, Sterile Fields and Sterile Gloves | Nursing Skills 6
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Aseptic Technique: Sharps, Waste, Sterile Fields and Sterile Gloves | Nursing Skills 6
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What is aseptic technique? Nursing Skills, Unit 2: Infection Prevention. During a procedure, germs can pass to a patient from hands, surfaces and equipment. Aseptic technique stops them.
In this nursing video: Part 1: Respiratory Hygiene and Cleaning, Respiratory Hygiene, Cleaning Surfaces, Cleaning Equipment, Three Levels of Clean, Part 2: Waste, Sharps and Laundry, Sharps Safety, After a Needlestick, Soiled Laundry, Part 3: Aseptic and Sterile Technique, Clean Technique and Sterile Technique, Key Parts and Key Sites, Planning the Procedure, Infection Control During a Procedure, General or Critical Aseptic Field, Non-Touch, and Clean to Dirty, Clean Gloves and Sterile Gloves, Part 4: Sterile Fields, Only Sterile Supplies, What Counts as Contaminated, Opening a Sterile Kit, Adding Supplies to the Field, Pouring a Sterile Solution, Part 5: Sterile Gloves, Step by Step, Putting On Sterile Gloves, and Taking Off Sterile Gloves. It ends with a recap of what to remember for class and the NCLEX®.
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NCLEX®-STYLE PRACTICE QUESTIONS
A nurse has given a subcutaneous injection and is holding the used needle. Which action is indicated?
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A student is stuck by a used needle while disposing of it. Which actions are indicated, and in what order?
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Which statement distinguishes sterile technique from aseptic technique?
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A nurse plans two procedures for one shift: a dry dressing change, and a urinary catheter insertion. Which level of aseptic field does each need?
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CASE STUDIES
Four Ways to Lose a Sterile Field
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LESSONS
Sharps, waste and laundry: shortening the exposure
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Standard precautions: they apply to everybody
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Aseptic or sterile: which technique the task needs
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FLASHCARDS
Aseptic technique
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Infection prevention techniques safety
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0:00 Aseptic Technique: Sharps, Waste, Sterile Fields and Sterile Gloves
0:41 Part 1: Respiratory Hygiene and Cleaning
1:14 Respiratory Hygiene
2:39 Cleaning Surfaces
3:07 Cleaning Equipment
3:38 Three Levels of Clean
4:44 Part 2: Waste, Sharps and Laundry
5:23 Sharps Safety
6:32 After a Needlestick
6:59 Soiled Laundry
7:29 Part 3: Aseptic and Sterile Technique
8:14 Clean Technique and Sterile Technique
9:01 Key Parts and Key Sites
9:57 Planning the Procedure
10:22 Infection Control During a Procedure
11:33 General or Critical Aseptic Field
12:07 Non-Touch, and Clean to Dirty
12:48 Clean Gloves and Sterile Gloves
13:43 Part 4: Sterile Fields
14:19 Only Sterile Supplies
14:53 What Counts as Contaminated
15:44 Opening a Sterile Kit
16:25 Adding Supplies to the Field
17:09 Pouring a Sterile Solution
17:40 Part 5: Sterile Gloves, Step by Step
18:12 Putting On Sterile Gloves
20:43 Taking Off Sterile Gloves
21:21 Recap
22:25 Free study sheet
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