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When adjusting fingers with sterile gloves, what is the proper method?
When adjusting fingers with sterile gloves, what is the proper method?
- Put on the non-dominant hand first and adjust after finishing
- Touch the outside of the gloves to fix fingers properly
- Adjust both hands at the same time and pull forcefully
- Adjust fingers on the dominant hand first, fix gloves slowly, and only touch the inside of the gloves (correct)
Why is it essential for a nurse to wash their hands after removing gloves?
Why is it essential for a nurse to wash their hands after removing gloves?
- To remove glove residue
- To stop the spread of microorganisms (correct)
- To prevent dryness of the hands
- It is not necessary unless gloves were torn
What is the correct way to add supplies to a sterile field?
What is the correct way to add supplies to a sterile field?
- Drop the supplies directly onto the sterile field without touching them
- Hand the supplies directly to another nurse in the sterile field
- Open the package with the edge facing toward the sterile field
- Open the package with the edge facing away from the sterile field and ensure the arrow points away (correct)
How should sterile liquid be added to a sterile field?
How should sterile liquid be added to a sterile field?
What is a key rule when performing a sterile procedure?
What is a key rule when performing a sterile procedure?
What is an important consideration when selecting sterile gloves?
What is an important consideration when selecting sterile gloves?
How should a sterile package be opened?
How should a sterile package be opened?
What should be done if the sterile field is contaminated?
What should be done if the sterile field is contaminated?
Flashcards
Adjusting sterile gloves
Adjusting sterile gloves
Adjust fingers on the dominant hand first, touch only the inside.
Washing hands after gloves
Washing hands after gloves
Nurses wash hands to prevent the spread of microorganisms.
Adding supplies to sterile field
Adding supplies to sterile field
Open the package with the edge facing away from the sterile field.
Adding sterile liquid
Adding sterile liquid
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Key rule for sterile procedures
Key rule for sterile procedures
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Selecting sterile gloves
Selecting sterile gloves
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Opening a sterile package
Opening a sterile package
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Touching the sterile field
Touching the sterile field
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Study Notes
Sterile Technique - Study Notes
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Adjusting Sterile Gloves: Adjust fingers on the dominant hand first, fix gloves slowly, and only touch the inside of the gloves.
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Handwashing After Glove Removal: To prevent the spread of microorganisms, wash hands after removing gloves.
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Adding Supplies to a Sterile Field: Open the package with the edge facing away from the sterile field and ensure the arrow points away. Drop supplies directly onto the sterile field, avoiding contact.
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Adding Liquid to a Sterile Field: Carefully pour liquid from at least 12 inches away, avoiding touching the sterile field or container before pouring.
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Sterile Procedure Key Rule: Do not leave the sterile field, and if the field is accidentally touched, do not necessarily mean the process has to be restarted. Only doctors should perform the procedure.
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Selecting Sterile Gloves: Choose gloves that fit snugly for proper dexterity and sterility. Double-gloving provides maximum protection.
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Opening Sterile Packages: Open the first flap away from you, then the side flaps, and finally the flap toward you.
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