What is sterile quizlet?
Terms in this set (14) Define sterile. Free from all organisms. Define contaminated. Organisms and pathogens are present.
What should you do if you spill water on a sterile field?
What should you do if you spill solution on a sterile field? You’ve contaminated, so you must restart the procedure and wipe it up with a sterile towel. What part of sterile gloves are considered contaminated? On the inside, or the side that goes against the skin.
What technique should be used to transfer a sterile bowl onto a sterile field?
Use with gauze pads, dressings, and small items.
- Partially open wrapper.
- Hold upside down over the sterile field.
- Allow the item to drop out of the wrapper onto the sterile field.
- Keep fingers back so the item does not touch your skin.
- Avoid touching the inside of the wrapper (contamination).
How much of a border around a sterile drape is considered contaminated?
2.) A sterile barrier that has been permeated by punctures, tears, or moisture must be considered contaminated. 3.) Once a sterile package is opened, a 2.5-cm (1 inch) border around the edges is considered unsterile.
What types of items use the mitten technique?
This method is used for bowls, drapes, linen, and other similar items. The wrapper is opened and its loose ends are grasped around the wrist with the opposite hand. In this way, a mitten is formed around the hand that is still holding the item (for example, a bowl).
How a sterile area is maintained?
A sterile area is maintained by having only sterile items touch other sterile items. What are sterile fields? Sterile fields are areas that are set up for procedures are made sure to be free of microorganisms. Usually, a tray covered with a small towel.
What is the mitten technique used for?
Mitten technique is used for bowls, drapes, linen, and other similar items. Wrapper is opened and its loose ends are grasped around the wrist with the opposite hand. A mitten is formed around the hand, the item can then be placed in a sterile tray. A clean, dry surface is required to set up a sterile field.
What are four practices a nurse should implement to maintain a sterile field?
Apply PPE as needed.
When opening a sterile package the last flap opened should be?
Terms in this set (11) You are about to open a sterile pack. Place the following steps in the proper sequence for opening the sterile pack. -You would open the flap furthest from your body first, followed by the side flaps, and finally, the flap closest to your body.
What happens if a non-sterile item touches a sterile item?
2. A sterile object becomes non-sterile when touched by a non-sterile object.
How do you use the drop technique for sterile items?
This technique is used for gauze pads, dressings, and small items. The wrapper is partially opened and then held upside down over the sterile field. The item drops out of the wrapper and onto the sterile field.
What do you use to make Thrums in Mittens?
Basically, you’re making a sheepskin for the inside of your mittens. With the wide variety of dyed wool roving available these days, you can choose a rainbow of colors from which to make your thrums. (You can purchase unspun roving at many local yarn shops; or take a trip to your local fibre festival!)
What should I ask my students about the mitten?
Students should be able to ask and answer basic, literal questions about a story. Tell students that you will read a story titled The Mitten. It’s best if you have some mittens to show you especially if students live in a warmer climate and may not have worn mittens.
When to ask questions in the mitten by Jan Brett?
This lesson is designed to introduce primary students to the importance of asking questions before, during, and after listening to a story. In this lesson, using the story The Mitten by Jan Brett, students learn how to become good readers by asking questions. This is the first lesson in a set of questioning lessons designed for primary grades.
