Aseptic Dressing Technique 1 - CETL

Maggie Nicol, Professor of Clinical Skills, City University LondonAmanda Payne, Matron, Barts and The London NHS Trust Daren Edwards, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Barts and The London NHS Trust Aseptic Dressing Technique1 CETL 2008 Three principles of Aseptic Dressing techniqueIntroduction Maintain asepsis Expose the wound for the minimum time Employ an efficient procedure Consult the care plan to determine the type of Dressing required, frequency of change, sure hair is tied back and dry hands apron should be worn. Additional protective clothing may be necessary if indicated by the patient s condition. Preparation of PatientExplain the procedure, to gain consent and screens around the bed and ensure adequate light. Clear the bed area, close windows, turn off fans, bedclothes to permit easy access to the wound but maintain warmth and the wound patient comfort, position, convenience, need for toilet, analgesics as appropriate and allow time to take of NursePreparation of EquipmentYou would need: Dressing trolley or other suitable surface Dressing pack, syringe (for irrigating the wound), cleansing solution and new Dressing according to the care plan/local policy Alcohol hand-rub or hand washing facilitiesAseptic Dressing Technique2 CETL 2008 Gather the equipment, check the sterility and expir

Aseptic Dressing Technique 3 CETL 2008 Disinfect hands. Ensure your hands are completely dry before proceeding. • Remove the yellow waste bag and place it to one side.

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