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Fundamentos da Assistência Domiciliar

Universidade Estadual de Nova York

4.6 (69 classificações) | 4.5K alunos inscritos

This course is intended as a self-study course for those interested in exploring a career as a Home Health Aide or Personal Care Aide.

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4.6 (69 classificações)

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DK

Jul 03, 2017

This is a great course, I would recommend for any one looking forward to joining the home health care industry. Good work.

RE

Jan 21, 2018

Excellent course, easy to understand and at the same time with very specific and timely information!!

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Module 12 - Personal Care

VIDEO - Hand Washing2:00

VIDEO - Donning and Removing Gloves0:46

Ministrado por

Erin O'Hara-Leslie
Chairperson/Assistant Professor/Grant Program Director
Andrea C. Wade, Ph.D.
Provost and Vice President, Academic Services
Kimberly B. McLain, Ph.D.
Curricula Course Developer, MOOC; Assistant Professor
Tera Doty-Blance
Instructional Designer

Transcrição

[MUSIC]. Handwashing. Hand hygiene is the easiest and most important way to prevent the spread of infection. Wash your hands before putting on gloves, and after removing them. Wash your hands before and after all patient contact, including contact with the patient's belongings. Ensure all materials needed are on hand at the sink. This includes soap, paper towels, and or a cotton towel. Wet your hands and wrists thoroughly under warm running water. Apply soap to your hands. Keep your hands and forearms lower than your elbows with your fingertips down. Your hands are dirtier that your forearms. If you allow water to run from your hands to arms, you will contaminate those areas. Rub your hands together and lather all surfaces of your wrists, fingers, and hands. Pay attention to knuckles and the sides of your fingers. Ensure all fingers are washed. Interlace your fingers and use a rubbing motion to ensure all surfaces of your hands and fingers are washed. [MUSIC] Clean your nail beds by rubbing them in the palm of your other hand. [MUSIC] Rinse all surfaces of your forearm, wrist, hand, and fingers ensuring that you keep your hands below your elbows and allow the water to rinse off, starting with forearms to wrists, down to fingers. [MUSIC] This prevents dirty water from your hands from running onto your forearms and contaminating those surfaces. Be sure not to touch the sink while washing your hands. Use a clean, dry paper towel, or clean cotton towel to dry your hands. Dry your hands starting with your fingers, and move up to your wrists, and then forearms. Dispose of the paper towel in a garbage can and without touching the garbage can or other surfaces. [MUSIC] With a clean and dry paper towel, turn off the faucet. Faucets are dirty, and you risk contaminating your hands if you use your hands and not a paper towel to turn off the faucet.

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