And the worst thing is, during the aspiration of secretions, the child touches the probe, the nurse checks the oximetry with the same gloves that he is aspirating, he has already contaminated everything
I have seen several videos from various hospitals, and the medical and paramedical staff use jewelry and wrist watches. It is well known that during any aseptic procedure these should be removed and then hand washed with soap and water. Nor was hand hygiene carried out with antibacterial gel according to the technique suggested by the WHO
And the worst thing is, during the aspiration of secretions, the child touches the probe, the nurse checks the oximetry with the same gloves that he is aspirating, he has already contaminated everything
I have seen several videos from various hospitals, and the medical and paramedical staff use jewelry and wrist watches. It is well known that during any aseptic procedure these should be removed and then hand washed with soap and water. Nor was hand hygiene carried out with antibacterial gel according to the technique suggested by the WHO