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Hand Hygiene with ABHR 9. Applies enough product to adequately cover all surfaces of hands 10. Rubs hands including palms, back of hands, between fingers until all surfaces dry General Observations 11. Direct care providers—no artificial nails or enhancements 12. Natural nails are clean, well groomed, and tips less than ¼ inch long 13.
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