Surgical Hygiene
Below are our 11 articles in the surgical hygiene' category:
Assisting A Dependent Person With Their Hygiene Needs.
Most people will have to look after another person at some time in their life; it may...
Preventing condensation and damp requires a few simple measures. Ensuring heat and air are circulating properly, and ventilation is good, will help...
Powdery mildew is the splotchy white covering that is often found coating the leaves of plants. This common fungal disease can be successfully...
Pre-Operative Hair Removal.
In times gone by patients were asked to remove a lot of their body hair as an infection control measure. Fortunately...
Many patients who go into hospital will find their treatment may cause them to be less able and mobile for a short while and worrying about hygiene...
Maintaining good ventilation will help prevent the build-up of kitchen mould. From time to time however, this high moisture environment may attract...
The privacy and dignity of the patient are a high priority for staff working in the healthcare setting and patients should expect staff to ensure...
Post-Operative Hygiene And Wound Care.
Going into hospital for an operation or procedure can be frightening enough for most patients without...
Pre-Operative Hygiene.
Preventing complications after you have had surgery is imperative in the success of the operation. It is not only the...
Preventing A Post-Surgical Infection.
Suffering from an infection following surgery can seriously compromise a patient’s recovery and the...
Mildew is a mould that leaves unsightly stains and damages furnishings if left unattended. Although this mould thrives in damp and wet conditions...
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