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Checklist On Handwashing 2023

The document provides a 10 step checklist for proper handwashing procedures, including inspecting hands for cuts or breaks, rolling up sleeves, lathering with soap and washing with friction between fingers and knuckles for 20 seconds, rinsing thoroughly from wrist to fingertips on both arms, and drying with a clean towel without recontaminating cleaned hands. The checklist also includes space to record if an individual is able to perform each step independently, with assistance, or not at all.

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Checklist On Handwashing 2023

The document provides a 10 step checklist for proper handwashing procedures, including inspecting hands for cuts or breaks, rolling up sleeves, lathering with soap and washing with friction between fingers and knuckles for 20 seconds, rinsing thoroughly from wrist to fingertips on both arms, and drying with a clean towel without recontaminating cleaned hands. The checklist also includes space to record if an individual is able to perform each step independently, with assistance, or not at all.

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CHECKLIST ON HANDWASHING

Name: ____________________________ Date: ___________________


CG Batch: ________________________

PROCEDURE Able to Able to Unable


Perform perform to
with Perform
Assistance
ASSESSMENT
1) Inspect hands for visible soiling, breaks or cuts in the skin
and cuticles.
PLANNING
2) Assemble all equipment.
IMPLEMENTATION
3) Roll your sleeves above your elbows, and remove your
watch and all other wrist jewelry. Do not touch the sink.
4) Turn on the water, adjust to appropriate temperature and
leave it running during the procedure.
5) Wet your hands and forearms well under the running
water and maintain the level of your hands lower than
elbows. Avoid splashing of water.
6) Lather your hands, wrists, and forearms with liquid or bar
soap.
7) Wash hands, wrist, and forearms thoroughly using firm
circular motion and friction on back of the hands, palms
and wrists. Wash each finger individually paying special
attention to areas between fingers and knuckles by
interlacing fingers and thumbs moving hands back and
forth. Re lather if necessary.
8) Rinse thoroughly your hands, wrists, and forearms
starting from one forearms down to the hands, then
repeat on the other arm.
9) Pat dries your hands thoroughly starting from fingertips,
hands, wrist, and forearm using clean dry hand towel or
paper towel.
10) Use another clean towel or paper towel to turn off the
faucet.

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