When should you wash your hands?
Select all that apply.
After touching a Resident
After cleaning up a spillage of body fluids
Before going on a break
You are entering your office or care home
After going to the toilet
After touching a Resident's belongings
Answer (2)
You should wash your hands after touching a resident, cleaning up body fluids, before breaks, when entering a care home, after using the toilet, and after touching a resident's belongings. These practices help prevent the spread of infections and ensure hygiene. Adhering to these handwashing moments promotes a safe environment.
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You should wash your hands after touching a resident, after cleaning up body fluid spills, before taking a break, when entering a care home or office, after using the toilet, and after touching a resident's belongings. These practices help prevent the spread of infections and maintain hygiene. Consistent handwashing is essential in healthcare settings for everyone’s safety. ;
