Clinical investigation of different washing hands methods of medical personnel
Cai Lin, Ke Zhang, Wang Liyun
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Cai Lin, Ke Zhang, Wang Liyun
Abstract
OBJECTIVE To explore which method for sterilizing hands is more effective,convenient and without stimulation for medical personnel.METHODS A total of 300 nurses on duty were divided into three groups randomly.In the test group,of 0.2% peracetic and acid,Baineng disinfectant fluid were used,In the control group only soap with flowing water was used for hands sterilization.RESULTS The rates of bacterial removal were 97.5%,94.3% and 76.3%,respectively.The efficacy of Baineng disinfectant fluid was similar to 0.2% peracetic acid.Both of them were significantly different from others.CONCLUSION 0.2% peracetic acid and Baineng disinfectant fluid can achieve a good disinfection effect,and Baineng disinfectant fluid is simple and convenient for use.
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OBJECTIVE To explore which method for sterilizing hands is more effective,convenient and without stimulation for medical personnel.METHODS A total of 300 nurses on duty were divided into three groups randomly.In the test group,of 0.2% peracetic and acid,Baineng disinfectant fluid were used,In the control group only soap with flowing water was used for hands sterilization.RESULTS The rates of bacterial removal were 97.5%,94.3% and 76.3%,respectively.The efficacy of Baineng disinfectant fluid was similar to 0.2% peracetic acid.Both of them were significantly different from others.CONCLUSION 0.2% peracetic acid and Baineng disinfectant fluid can achieve a good disinfection effect,and Baineng disinfectant fluid is simple and convenient for use.
Key concepts: Peracetic acid, Disinfectant, Sterilization (economics), Medicine, Pulp and paper industry, Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Business