手部衛生（英語）《解答》

Assisting a resident with changing a wound dressing while wearing gloves and then washing hands corresponds to the "hand hygiene after contact" moment.

If a resident has a gastrointestinal infection, it is recommended to perform hand hygiene using wet handwashing.

Each wet handwashing facility should include a washbasin, soap or handwashing liquid, and paper towels. It is recommended that paper towels be wall-mounted for downward extraction to prevent them from getting wet. If placed directly on the countertop, they should be kept clean and dry.

When "caregivers + residents + caregiving activities involving direct contact with residents" are present in the same location, it is considered a care point, and hand hygiene must be performed.

Hand hygiene is divided into hand sanitizer and wet handwashing,the correct time to hand sanitizer is 20-30 seconds；the correct time to handwashing is 40-60 seconds.

Measuring the pulse and then washing hands belongs to which following of handwashing moment？

When there is visible dirt, blood, or contamination with bodily fluids, you can use alcohol-based hand sanitizer to clean your hands.

The correct steps for hand hygiene are inside, outside, interlock, bow, thumb, stand, and wrist.

After removing gloves, it is not necessary to wash hands.

While convenience is prioritized during work, it is not necessary to trim nails, and if there are wounds on the hands, they do not necessarily need to be addressed; caregiving can be carried out directly.