Rationales :-
1. Wash hands thoroughly - Aids in infection control and helps avoid contamination of the site while cleaning .
2. Remove the lid of the container ,being careful not to touch the inside of the cover or the container - helps ensure the lid and container will remain sterile for accurate interpretation of results .
3. Stand in a squatting position over the toilet - helps ensure sterility of the specimen,and that a sufficient amount of urine to perform the test is collected .
4. Separate the folds of skin around the urinary opening - aids in infection control
5. Cleanse the area on either side and around the opening with the special wipe ,using a fresh wipe for each area and wiping from front to back . Discard used wipes in the trash - helps ensure thorough cleaning by using fresh wipes for each area in a way that carries bacteria away from the urethral opening .
6. While keeping the skin folds separted ,void into the toilet for a few seconds - helps maintain site antisepsis while initial urination helps wash away antiseptic residue and any microbes remaining in the urinary opening .
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