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    nevertheless successful in protecting patients from pathogens. Asepsis technique procedures include hand hygiene, standard precautions, and environmental cleanliness (Traes, 2014, p. 617). Providing a clean patient environment can be achieved by not cluttering the room with unnecessary supplies, providing fresh linens brought directly from the designated clean linen area, and cleaning personal tools such as the stethoscope with alcohol-based sanitizer after every use. All patients are vulnerable…

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    teeth along with proper cleaning of the tongue and gingival massage. Proper home care brushing practices, regular visits to dentist and routine dental check-ups will reduce the risk of having gingival and periodontal diseases. Various studies on oral hygiene suggest…

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    understand systems and procedures relating to prevention and control of infection. 3.1. describe procedure and systems relevant to the prevention and control of infection. At my work place I must wear PPE when dealing with personal care. PPE must be changed between individuals. I should dispose of my PPE safely and always wash my hands before and after each task. Incontinence pads are disposed of in yellow bags then the bags are transferred into large yellow wheelie bins. Needles…

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    McMillan open the first Nursery school in England. Their goal was to provide custodial care and educational activities to children under the age of eight for families who worked in the mills. The sisters emphasized on ventilation and fresh air, personal hygiene, sanitary meal preparation, and nutritional meals and snacks. In 1914, they stared a teacher training program that brought on the international Nursery School Movement to America. It really is amazing learning about Rachel and Margret…

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    Increasing Hand Hygiene

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    Increasing Hand Hygiene Awareness and Auditing at Elim Village Hand hygiene is basic, simple and the most important initiative to prevent hospital acquired infections. Health care workers’ (HCWs) hands are the most common vector for organism transmission and, historically, HCWs have a low hand hygiene compliance rate of approximately 18% - 50% (British Columbia. Ministry of Health, 2012; Canada. Public Health Agency, 2012). In 2000, a UK report was released stating that nosocomial infections…

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    Food safety is growing in importance as a public health concern for health practitioners and the general public. Vended foods are considered to be a public health hazard because the food handlers are often poor, have poor schooling and lack appreciation for food hygiene practices. The restaurants have a large clientele base ranging from the rich to the poor who are exposed to these hazards and thus any outbreak of food borne illnesses could be disastrous. According to World Health Organization…

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    Kasturba medical college in Mangalore, Karnataka ,India to assess awareness of infection prevention practices among 268 medical students, findings showed that there were inadequate knowledge regarding infection prevention specifically though proper hand hygiene practices (Kulkarni et al,2013).…

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    The predisposing factors assessment included assessing the knowledge, attitude, beliefs regarding H. pylori infection and chronic gastritis, and importance of safe cooking behavior. It is evident that general knowledge about H. pylori is poor and only a small number of people knows it can be transmitted by unsafe food, water and poor personal hygiene (Driscoll, Brown, Harris, & Oren, 2017). There is also lack of knowledge about the association of gastric cancer and H. pylori, and many people…

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    behaviors.There should also a campaign regarding disadvantages of poor cleanliness. People should be able and evaluate themselves abouty their surroundings and life styles.They should be advised and educate about diseases which are spreading due to poor hygiene and cleanliness.What are the prevention measures regarding issues and diseases and how they could keep themselves happy and…

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    Self Care Importance

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    Importance of Self Care Self- care can be defined as the way a person takes care of his or his physical, emotional and mental health. Each individual has different approach to self-care. I consider healthy living as proper self-care. What one would consider important factor to self-care would not be as important to someone else. Nursing school can be very stressful therefore self-care is important attribute to living healthy whiles I am in school and through my nursing career. The ability to…

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