- Example:
Intravenous therapy
- Hand hygiene:
Routine washing with soap and water, (hands are rubbed with alcohol or a wash is done in the case of patients with low immunity and in high risk places).
- Personal condoms:
It is recommended to use one-use clean gloves. (Sterilized gloves are used in the case of treating vulnerable patients and in high-risk places).
- Skin preparation:
Fast-acting disinfectants are used (alcohol can be used with the skin completely cleaned).
- Important steps:
* Follow the non-touch method.
* A sterile bandage should be placed after injection.
* Intravenous catheterization:
. If there is any sign of an infection or if it is no longer needed.
. After a period of 72 - 96 hours at most.
Intravenous therapy
- Hand hygiene:
Routine washing with soap and water, (hands are rubbed with alcohol or a wash is done in the case of patients with low immunity and in high risk places).
- Personal condoms:
It is recommended to use one-use clean gloves. (Sterilized gloves are used in the case of treating vulnerable patients and in high-risk places).
- Skin preparation:
Fast-acting disinfectants are used (alcohol can be used with the skin completely cleaned).
- Important steps:
* Follow the non-touch method.
* A sterile bandage should be placed after injection.
* Intravenous catheterization:
. If there is any sign of an infection or if it is no longer needed.
. After a period of 72 - 96 hours at most.