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WHEN TO DEBUG

WHEN TO DEBUG. Leaving your chart table to attend to patient / monitors Upon return to your chart table. THAT’S A GREAT START. Remember - If hands are visibly soiled – wash with soap and water. WHEN TO DEBUG.

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WHEN TO DEBUG

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  1. WHEN TO DEBUG • Leaving your chart table to attend to patient / monitors • Upon return to your chart table THAT’S A GREAT START Remember - If hands are visibly soiled – wash with soap and water

  2. WHEN TO DEBUG • Before and After Patient contact, including touching lines attached to the patient. • If you attend to monitor alarms, IMED pumps, or other equipment remember to DeBug before you attend to the patient again

  3. WHEN TO DEBUG • Before and After Activities such as; • IV/ Arterial access • Opening a closed circuit (IDC, N/G) • Suctioning • Giving IMI or S/C Needles • Wound Care • Toilet care

  4. WHEN TO DEBUG • Before and After Activities such as; • Preparing Medication (infusions, IV drugs) • Glove use • Before donning Sterile Gloves

  5. GLOVES REMEMBER • Gloves are not a substitute for hand hygiene • One pair of gloves for a specific activity (i.e. blood gases), then remove. • DeBug after glove use

  6. FEED ME – with moisturisers, frequently

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