After performing wound care a Clinical Nurse Supervisor (CNS) points out areas for improvement in aseptic...
After performing wound care a Clinical Nurse Supervisor (CNS) points out areas for improvement in aseptic
technique. How should you respond? (20-40
words)
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The improvement in aseptic technique may be needed regarding the usage of topical agents, dressings, and dressing techniques. So, one should listen carefully to the CNS's recommendations regarding the improvement in aseptic technique and implement the same. Appropriate aseptic techniques are important to fasten the wound healing rate.
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