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    presentation and discussion along with a hand washing demonstration, 2) a return demonstration by the children, 3) a handwashing educational video, and 4) the use of a Glo Germ™ training device. The activities of the intervention program will take place over a four-week period. During the first week of intervention, a presentation on the basic concepts of hand washing and a discussion on why, when, and how the children should wash their hand will be completed. A proper hand washing procedure…

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    risk of hospital acquired infections due to prolonged stayed, misuse medical equipment’s, negligence, and the most common unwashed hands. Unwashed hands are extremely common in the health- care setting because health care providers such as nurses have an increased workload which may transpire to forgetfulness, and inadequate amount of time. Therefore, the article, “Hand hygiene and aseptic techniques during routine anesthetic care – observations in the operating room,”…

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    following hand hygiene policies. Hospitals need to enforce hand hygiene compliance rather than relying on encouraging doctors and nurses to do it themselves. Hand hygiene is an effective way to prevent the spread of infections. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 40 percent of nosocomial infections in patients are caused by poor hygiene of doctors. Another report has also found that the average hand washing rate for health care workers was roughly 10 percent. For the most part,…

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    pretty quickly what was wrong. “You go wash off that blood I’ll go get the nurse. I went to the bathroom sink, which was located outside of the bathroom. It took a while to clean off because the sinks were automatic so very ten seconds I had to wave my hand in front of the sensor. I used a combination of wet and dry paper towels to dry and clear the blood that had already created a gross crust, the sign on the dispenser said “Take one please.” I felt like I was an exception in this moment. A…

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    children assigned to each teacher. On this observation, the focus is mainly on Ms.Katie. When the observation started, the children were coming back to the inside of the classroom from the outside area. After they came in, they started washing hands at the several sinks. The noise level was high because all four teachers were helping at the different sinks. Each teacher was helping at a sink and making…

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    Our perception for skin preparation before injection has transformed during the past years. In the past, any health organization had to make sure that they antiseptic the skin before injection to eliminate any bacteria. In this process, nurses had to wipe the place before the injection process with a seventy percent alcohol-saturated (1). However, the World Health Organization (WHO) do not require any skin preparation before injection anymore. Also, the Royal College of Paediatrics, and Child…

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    Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has recently instituted new standards to encourage facilities to focus on infection control. Factoring in, all hospitals are required by the Joint Commission to demonstrate compliance with hand washing practices. The handwashing practices are established by the Centers for Disease Control. Furthermore, providers are required to submit a report the permanent loss of function and deaths related to nosocomial infection. For instance,…

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    Before teaching the lesson I will isolate specific vocabulary words and give one word to each child. Students will have to listen very carefully to what is being taught because when they hear their word being spoken they will have to raise their hand. Students have no choice but to remain quiet and listen to what is being…

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    including the use of hand washing, equipment sterilization, use of gloves, sanitizing surfaces, among other things (Mehta et al., 2014; Monistrol, Calbo, Riera, Nicolas, Font, Freixas, & Garau, 2012; U.S Department of Health and Human Services, 2015). The key here is consistency, and a hospital culture committed to reducing and even eliminating hospital acquired…

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    aspect of working in the medical field. Nurses, doctors, technicians, or any medical personnel, come in contact with many patients in just a single day. Each patient can have a myriad of different pathogens that can easily contaminate the hospital. Hand hygiene is an easy solution that highly decreases the risk of cross-contamination to other surfaces, coworkers, and even patients. These standards of care, regarding sanitization, are relatively new in the timeline of medical practice. In…

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