Infection control measures? a. Blood spill, bleach ratio of 1 to 20 b. Soiled dressing should...
Infection control measures?
a. Blood spill, bleach ratio of 1 to 20
b. Soiled dressing should be biohazard bag trash
c. clostridium difficile
d. cleanse hands alcohol- based rub
Homework Answers
Option B and D.
Soiled dressing which is contamination with bodily fluids should be properly disposed so that they does not infect other surfaces.
Although disposing the contaminated materials may control infection spreading but it does not fully control the infection spreading.
Cleaning hands with hands alcohol based rub may kill the bacteria and decrease the chance of spreading the infection to others.
Clostridium difficile causes infection and dilution level of bleach solution is 1 part bleach and 9 parts water.Both are not the control measures for infection.
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