It depends on how many
patients they care for. They should be washing their hands with each patient
contact and before they glove and after they glove also they need to wash them
well after they use the BR. themselves. If the person has infectious stool or
drainage you also would not want to move the organisms from one part of their
body to the other. You never really know if there are breaks in the integrity
of the gloves. So you would use one pair for wiping their peri area, then wash
and re-glove to suction them. Some procedures only require that one uses clean
gloves and others require sterile gloving. There are some procedures that do
not require gloves at all, but proper hand washing technique is still the most
important step in keeping well.
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